A mostly fast and very flat — and highly scenic — run through the streets of Miami and Miami Beach await the more than 3,000 runners and walkers who come out each year for the 305 Half Marathon. Formerly 13.1 Miami Beach, this fast, flat and coastal course will have you running like you live here.
Register and Receive
Register for the 305 Half Marathon and receive the following:
- 305-inspired finisher medal. (2019 pictured right)
- High-quality, technical performance race shirt. (2019 pictured right)
- Scenic ocean-side course views.
- On-course “only in Miami” flair with enhanced DJ sets and pacers running with speakers providing mobile music.
- Cafecitos provided on race morning.
- 305 Drive on-course speed challenge starting at the 15K split (half marathon distance only).
- Professional event timing.
- Complimentary results and digital race photos courtesy of Athlinks.
- Enhanced post-race finish festival amenities:
- Vendors offering product information and samples.
- Yasso frozen yogurt, Air Relax compression boots, Michelob ULTRA & Bloody Mary Bar (21+ with valid ID), and more!
- Enhanced music and entertainment.
- Pots & Pans station for athletes to celebrate getting a PR!
- Photo opportunities and much more!
- Vendors offering product information and samples.
- Awards for top finishers.
Packet Pickup
All participants must pick-up their race packet. There will be race morning packet pick up and registration. Please bring a photo ID to the pick-up location in order to retrieve your race packet. You may pick-up on behalf of other participants- a copy of the participant’s photo ID is required.
Athletes in Wheelchairs
The 305 Half Marathon always welcomes athletes who use wheelchairs to participate, however, there will not be a hand cycle division. Due to safety issues on the course, and in accordance with the Paralympic Committee rules, NO hand cycle (hand bikes, hand crank devices or other mechanically gear driven devices) will be permitted in the race.
The race will abide by the rules and policies of the recognized governing bodies of the sports of wheelchair racing, which do not allow the use of mechanical gears found on hand bikes. For additional information contact Wheelchair Sports USA and the International Paralympic Committee.