Introducing Stirling Half Marathon

This brand-new closed-road event is set against the backdrop of one of Scotland's most iconic cities. Delivered by Up and Running Events and London Marathon Events, it combines world-class event expertise with deep roots in Scotland's running community to create an unforgettable running experience.

Whether you're chasing a PB, taking on your first half marathon or simply looking for an amazing day out, Stirling Half Marathon is your chance to be part of history from the very beginning.

This spectacular 13.1-mile closed-road route will take you through the heart of the city and beyond, with some of Scotland's most famous landmarks providing the backdrop to your run. It's an opportunity to run through centuries of Scottish history while creating your own.

Expect:

• Stunning views of Stirling Castle
• The iconic National Wallace Monument
• Historic streets steeped in Scottish heritage
• Beautiful scenery from start to finish

The final route, elevation profile and course details will be revealed closer to Event Day.

From the moment you arrive at King's Park to the moment you cross the Finish Line, everything is designed to help you enjoy the best possible experience. 

Entry includes:

• Professional chip timing and official results
• Fully closed-road, signed and supported course
• Water stations
• Bag drop
• On-course entertainment 
• Exclusive finisher's medal
• Official event photography

Detailed Event Day timings and participant information will be shared ahead of the event.

The park is a short distance from the city centre and is easily accessible.

By train: Stirling has excellent rail connections from across Scotland and the UK, making it easy to travel to the event without a car.

By bus: Regular local and regional services connect Stirling with surrounding towns and cities.

By car: Parking and road closure information will be provided closer to Event Day to help you plan your journey.

Walk or cycle: King's Park is easily accessible on foot or by bike from the city centre.

Friends, family and spectators will have plenty of opportunities to cheer runners on at the Start, Finish and key locations around the route.

We'll publish a dedicated spectator guide before Event Day, including the best viewing spots, travel advice and road closure information.

So bring your biggest supporters and let them help power you to the Finish Line.