The Fontana Days Run Half Marathon began back in 1955 with a reported 200 participants. Race founders were unaware that the annual Half Marathon would grow to include over 2,000 participants. The Fontana Days Run provides participants with a safe, festive, and well organized event. The Annual Fontana Days Run …
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The Fontana Days Run Half Marathon began back in 1955 with a reported 200 participants. Race founders were unaware that the annual Half Marathon would grow to include over 2,000 participants. The Fontana Days Run provides participants with a safe, festive, and well organized event. The Annual Fontana Days Run features a Half Marathon, 5K Run, 5K Race Walk, 5K Family Fitness Walk, and a Children’s Half Mile Dash. Finish Line festivities include local vendors, exhibitors, entertainment, and food.
Fontana’s Half Marathon Run is known as the fastest Half Marathon due to the gradual downward slope of the course as well as one of the oldest Half Marathons in the United States. There is an elevated drop of 2,125 feet from start to finish and because of this, most participants are able to record their personal record time (PR) in Fontana. Please note: Participants must maintain a 13-minute mile and/or pass the 15 freeway by 9:15 am and the finish line by 11:00 am.
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This is an awesome race to consider
This is my second time doing this race, I love the first 6/7 mile scenery 😍. I highly recommend to consider it for any first timers on a half due … MORE
This is my second time doing this race, I love the first 6/7 mile scenery 😍. I highly recommend to consider it for any first timers on a half due to being downhill.
I just which it was more up beat, music through the hike or sponsors were it pumps you up more to enjoy the last 6 miles. It’s to plain and empty through the run. But overall plan to do it again next year. Also, which the offered photos through the race or at the Finish line.
fast downhill - new PR!
I love the fast downhill race. It starts in Lytle Creek, which has great scenery as you run down the mountain. The course is fast! The race is well organized, … MORE
I love the fast downhill race. It starts in Lytle Creek, which has great scenery as you run down the mountain. The course is fast! The race is well organized, bib pick up was easy. Lots of buses to take runners up the mountain to the start line.
quick finish with downhill course
This is a great course for a PR. The race starts at Lytle Creek and you run downhill the entire 13.1 miles. The first three miles are a quick decline. … MORE
This is a great course for a PR. The race starts at Lytle Creek and you run downhill the entire 13.1 miles. The first three miles are a quick decline. The scenery in Lytle Creek is nice! I appreciate the race started 30 minutes earlier due to the anticipated heat for the day. Water stops were approximately every two miles which was greatly appreciated. I obtained a PR and finished this race 6 minutes and 43 seconds faster than my previous PR!
This is a FAST race
I love this race for personal best reasons. It's a few thousand foot decline that's through these lovely winding hills. There's good on-course support, and if the weather is cool, … MORE
I love this race for personal best reasons. It’s a few thousand foot decline that’s through these lovely winding hills. There’s good on-course support, and if the weather is cool, this race is spectacular.
The medals/swag aren’t all that great, but it’s worth it for the personal best time.
Fast, downhill run
Easy course. Bus takes you up to the start line in the foothills. Downhill all the way. Not as much of a grade as I had anticipated though, so not … MORE
Easy course. Bus takes you up to the start line in the foothills. Downhill all the way. Not as much of a grade as I had anticipated though, so not hard on your knees. Lots of PR’s on this course!
It's a fast steep downhill!
You definitely will PR on this fast downhill. The first half it's scenery you run through the Lytle Creek community, which runs through the San Bernadino National Forest. The rest … MORE
You definitely will PR on this fast downhill.
The first half it’s scenery you run through the Lytle Creek community, which runs through the San Bernadino National Forest. The rest of the seven miles is moderate to mostly gradual downhill run for the remainder of the race, all the way to the finish.
Easy downhill
Easy downhill with nice scenery and then ugly scenery around the last 4 miles. Race medal was underwhelming. The real point of this race is to PR. MORE
Easy downhill with nice scenery and then ugly scenery around the last 4 miles. Race medal was underwhelming. The real point of this race is to PR.