Robie Creek Race Map

Robie Creek Race Map. Parks & Rec Dept providing shuttles for Race to Robie Creek KBOI But no matter what label you put on it, the annual Race to Robie Creek® is a challenge to all who dare to participate Race to Robie Creek is an annual traditional race in Boise

You can find the course map and description here: runsignup.com Race registration begins at noon (mountain time) on Monday, February 17, 2025 at www.robiecreek.com

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Registering can be a unique experience this year due to the demand! From the starting line in Fort Boise Park, the Race to Robie Creek Half Marathon takes runners on an uphill point-to-point course that unfolds over a combination of paved roads through the first eight miles of the race, and then switches over to dirt roads as the course winds through the mountains on its way to Boise's Adalpe Summit, and then down again to the finish line near Robie Creek. Described by race organizers as "the toughest half marathon in the Northwest," the Race to Robie Creek Half Marathon lives up to its reputation with a steadily climbing rise in elevation from the first mile all the way to the 8.5-mile point in the race, by which point runners should feel completely exhausted (and for which they need to be sufficiently trained and prepared).

Race to Robie Creek. Registering can be a unique experience this year due to the demand! Described by race organizers as "the toughest half marathon in the Northwest," the Race to Robie Creek Half Marathon lives up to its reputation with a steadily climbing rise in elevation from the first mile all the way to the 8.5-mile point in the race, by which point runners should feel completely exhausted (and for which they need to be sufficiently trained and prepared).

Race to Robie Creek going virtual. The Race to Robie Creek Half Marathon lives up to its reputation with a steadily climbing rise in elevation from the first mile all the way to the 8.5-mile point in the race, by which point runners should feel completely exhausted, and for which they need to be sufficiently trained and prepared. A post-race party with music, food and drinks will be waiting for participants