New York, New York · Saturday, October 17, 2026
The NYCRUNS Falling Leaves Half Marathon is a half marathon and running event held on Saturday, October 17, 2026. It is located at Lullwater Trail in New York, New York.
Ready to take on a challenge on the asphalt? 🏃♂️ Then join the Coney Island Half Marathon in Brooklyn! This legendary race will take you through one of the most vibrant neighborhoods of New York, blending seaside charm with urban vibes.
Experience Requirement: The Statue of Liberty Swim is a challenging open water event, involving swimming against the current in typically choppy conditions. All participants must provide proof of recent, comparable open water swim experience (the PRIDE Swim Manhattan is an acceptable qualifier), and must swim at a pace of 30 minutes per mile or faster.
Distance: 1 Mile | 1.6 Kilometers
Come join the good brothers of Black Men Run New York City for our 5th annual Bed-Stuy Heritage 5K where we celebrate the true heritage of the historic neighborhood of Brooklyn's Bedford Stuyvesant.
Ready to set the pace for your marathon with the best beats? 🎵 Join the Hip-Hop Half Marathon in Brooklyn and experience something unique 💪! Whether you choose the 5K or the half marathon, every step will resonate with the sound of music.
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