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Children of the Sun Half Marathon

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Spokane, Washington, United States

calendar_today 22 Aug, 2026

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sell $29.00 – $39.00

About the Event

Welcome to the first ever Children of the Sun Half Marathon, presented by CENTURY 21!

The entire course stays on the Children of the Sun Trail in north Spokane. Smooth, paved, and deceptively relentless. Just 13.1 miles and roughly 750 feet of elevation gain. It’s smooth, runnable, and just long enough to punish poor pacing decisions. Perfect for first timers and anyone looking to break their PR! You will have 4 hours to complete the full course.

We also offer the 10K and 5K for those looking for a faster paced challenge!

You are expected to arrive healthy and ready for the challenge. Take care of your bodies and come ready to go! We will provide plenty of water, electrolytes, coffee, and fruit! There are 3 aid stations total, so bring extra gear as needed.

Packet Pickup

Friday, Aug 21st from 4:00-7:00PM

CENTURY 21 Beutler & Associates

101 W North River Dr, Spokane, WA 99201

Races Offered

Half Marathon

Aug 22, 2026

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Distance — 13.1 Miles

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08:00

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$39.00

10K

Aug 22, 2026

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Distance — 10K

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09:00

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$34.00

5K

Aug 22, 2026

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Distance — 5K

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10:00

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$29.00

Weather History

These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for August in Spokane.

thermostat Temperature

15.4° / 29.5°

wb_sunny Feels like

13.4° / 26.7°

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12h 1m

water_drop Avg rainfall

0.6 mm

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—

air Avg wind speed

9.4 km/h (Light breeze)

opacity Sweat loss rate

Moderate

terrain Course conditions

Hard and dry surface

sunny Max UV Index

Moderate (4.9)

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41.7%

wb_twilight Sunrise

05:47

nightlight Sunset

19:58

About Spokane

Learn more about the host city, Spokane.

Spokane is the second-largest city in Washington State, and the largest between Seattle and Minneapolis. It is the economic hub of the "Inland Empire", a name used for Eastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle. It is at the north edge of the Palouse, where gently rolling hills of wheat fields end at the Spokane River valley.