Hot Chocolate Run - Seattle

Seattle, Washington, United States

Feb 28, 2027 - Sunday

5k, 10k, 15k

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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 (9.3miles) and a 5k (3.1miles), 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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These smooth rail-trail courses feature sustained net downhill profiles designed to help runners chase personal bests and Boston Qualifying times. Located along the Palouse to Cascades Trail, this historic rail tunnel offers cool temperatures and a unique running experience before the course continues downhill toward the finish.

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Race Facts

Race Size: 5,000 - 10,000

Course Type: Road

Boston Qualifier: No

Kids Run: No

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