Hot Chocolate Run - Atlanta

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Jan 31, 2027 - Sunday

5k, 15k

Race Report

Inside look at what it's like to race the Hot Chocolate Run Atlanta

Hot Chocolate Run Atlanta Recap

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Race Information

The Hot Chocolate Run series is a national series of chocolate-themed races in major cities across the United States. These are big-city races - with courses to match.

Established in 2008, the inaugural Hot Chocolate 15k/5k ran through the streets of Chicago, Illinois. Since its inception, hundreds of thousands have run for chocolate - making it the fastest-growing race series in the nation.

Each Hot Chocolate race features a 15k (9.3 miles) and a 5k (3.1 miles), with many cities also featuring a 10k (6.2 miles). Participants receive an award-winning goodie bag with each registration.

The chocolate flows at the post-race party, and runners enjoy music, a finisher's mug filled with hot chocolate, chocolate fondue, and tasty dippable treats!

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Get ready to race through one of America's most beautiful and historic cities in November 2026!

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Whether you tackle the 13.1-mile Half Marathon or the charming Fleet Feet 5K, you’ll weave through Savannah's iconic streets, past Spanish-moss-draped oak trees, elegant porch-lined neighborhoods, and enjoy a rare stadium-style moment running right through the Savannah Bananas’ Grayson Stadium!.

Your journey begins at the beloved Forsyth Park landmark and culminates in a vibrant finish line celebration at Daffin Park, complete with music, food, and high-energy victory vibes.

The 2025 inaugural race drew thousands, establishing this event as the perfect blend of performance opportunity and cultural exploration!

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Race Facts

Race Size: 10,000+

Course Type: Road

Boston Qualifier: No

Kids Run: No

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