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Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Half Marathon & 5K
Feb 5, 2012 (Sunday)
California Academy of Sciences
55 Music Concourse Drive
San Francisco, CA 94103
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29th Annual Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Half Marathon and 5k fun run will take place in Golden Gate Park.� The run is limited to 10,000 runners� and benefits Pamakid Runners, a San Francisco nonprofit dedicated to family fitness. Pamakid supports a variety of Bay Area non-profit groups. Participants will be done in time to watch the Super Bowl.
The two race begin together with a clang of a cable car bell. A kick-off ceremony and warm up led by Kaiser Permanente will be held before the race.� The half marathon, which goes through a 13.1 mile course, is part of the circuit organized by the Road Runners Club of America, and it has been ranked by Runner's World as one of the most scenic races in the country. The event also features a family-friendly 5K (3.1 mile) Fun Run and Walk along paved, scenic routes that descend gently toward the Pacific Ocean. Both the run and walk will start on John F. Kennedy Drive at Stow Lake and finish on Martin Luther King Drive near the Great Highway. All registered participants will receive a long sleeve official race t-shirt and a gift-filled goodie bag.
Payment required - tbd
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