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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.
This is the only Half Marathon to be held at this historic royal home and Hampton Court Palace is one of only two surviving palaces that King Henry VIII owned. The race will start inside the Palace gates and finish in its beautiful gardens.
Run through London’s most creative and inspiring borough with vibrant street art and entertainment on course and celebrate your 13.1 mile achievement with thousands in Hackney, complete with music, food, drink and wellbeing activities.
With live bands, DJs and cheering fans along the route, which takes you past Westminster Bridge, The London Eye, Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus and Big Ben, this flat and friendly event is perfect for beginners or seasoned pros.
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!
With a city centre start and finish, #TeamRetinaUK runners will set off from Jubilee Square before heading into the city centre and into the beautiful greenery of Victoria Park, before an electric finish.
The stunning 13.1-mile route takes in many of the capital’s world-famous landmarks on closed roads, and four of London’s eight Royal Parks – Hyde Park, The Green Park, St James’s Park and Kensington Gardens.
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?
With a flat course and thousands of runners taking to the streets of Bristol, this highly popular event is set to be another sell-out in 2025 and you could be there, through one of Retina UK's charity places.
Join 2000 walkers and trek 25km across the Capital.
