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The route starts and finishes just outside Edinburgh at Musselburgh Racecourse, with the course taking you along the magnificent Golf Coast before finishing in Scotland's oldest racecourse. Join #TeamRetinaUK today!

• Running
• Scotland

Fast & flat, the course is ideal if it’s your first half marathon or you are looking for a PB. The Edinburgh Half Marathon has sold out every year since 2012 and is one of the largest half marathons in the UK and you could be there in 2025!

• Running
• Scotland

Held annually since 1982, the race begins in the city centre, before moving out of Edinburgh into East Lothian and finishes at Musselburgh in East Lothian. Are you ready to run for Retina UK?

• Running
• Scotland

With a carnival atmosphere and the passion and spirit of the runners. this is a race like no other. Expect inspiring sights, iconic landmarks and incredible support all along the route. Join #TeamRetinaUK and experience it yourself!

• Running
• Birmingham

With live music and thousands of spectators, this hugely popular race sells out fast but you could be there as part of #TeamRetinaUK in 2025. In true Mancunian style, it’s a party from start to finish, with a high-energy soundtrack along the route!

• Running
• Manchester

With a city centre start and finish, this race is a celebration of everything that makes Glasgow truly great - urban architecture, green spaces, history, music, strength, spirit and, of course, welcoming people! Sign up today and run for Retina UK.

• Running
• Scotland

With a city centre start and finish, Scotland’s friendliest city always delivers on the support front, with crowds of locals turning out each year to cheer and high-five from beginning to end. Join #TeamRetinaUK this winter!

• Running
• Scotland

With various locations to choose from in 2025, these hugely popular jumps are back for another year! Join #TeamRetinaUK for a fun day out in 2025.

• Extreme Challenges
• United Kingdom

We have created Discover Wellbeing to help people affected by inherited sight loss to develop an awareness of emotional wellbeing and the practical skills to adapt to life’s ups and downs.

In 2014 we funded an exciting new collaborative project. The UK Inherited Retinal Dystrophy Consortium (UKIRDC) Project brought together the four largest research groups in the UK specialising in inherited retinal diseases (IRDs).