Let Your Imagination Run 5k & Children's 1k
San Francisco, California, United States
Aug, 2027 (TBD)
5k
Race Information
Join the Let Your Imagination Run 5k and Children's 1k at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco! Enjoy a scenic, flat course along the JFK Esplanade, free from car traffic and adorned with a piano and vibrant art sculptures. This event benefits For A Good Koss, and all proceeds will go towards community education events and music scholarships.
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πSan Francisco - Sunday November 1, 2026
π Why We Like This Run
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The ultimate bucket-list experience
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A distance for everyone
Join the 24th annual #RunTheBridge, a beloved San Francisco tradition that brings together runners of all levels for a world-class weekend. Whether you take on the 13.1-mile half marathon or the scenic 5K, you'll experience an incredible, high-energy atmosphere in the heart of the city.
The course offers a unique tour of San Francisco, blending urban charm with stunning waterfront paths. Most importantly, youβll cross the iconic Golden Gate Bridge twice, treating you to uninterrupted, sweeping views of the skyline and the bay for an unforgettable journey across a world-famous landmark.
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Race Facts
Race Size: 100 - 500
Elevation: Fast and Flat
Course Type: Road
Boston Qualifier: No
Kids Run: No
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