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Gettysburg Festival of Races

Name: Gettysburg Festival of Races
Start: 2026-04-26
End: 2026-04-26
Location: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States

calendar_today 26 Apr, 2026

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About the Event

REGISTRATION for 2026 is HERE!

Run where the North battled the South — The Battle of Gettysburg
THREE GREAT RACES — ONE HISTORIC EVENT

The Gettysburg Festival of Races is the combination of three historic races in one single weekend! Come and race just outside the hallowed grounds of Gettysburg battlefield. Our course winds through beautiful wooded back country roads, past fields and farms, and crossed the historic Mason-Dixon line into Maryland and back.

Choose your challenge: the Gettysburg North-South Marathon, the Gettysburg Blue-Gray Half Marathon, or the 2L Race Services 5K.

Saturday, April 26th will feature our popular health and fitness, with plenty our local vendors, from 1:00 PM - 7:00 PM.

Races Offered

Blue-Gray 1/2 Marathon

Apr 26, 2026

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Distance — 13.1 Miles

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08:00

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North-South Marathon

Apr 26, 2026

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Distance — 26.2 Miles

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08:00

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2L Race Services 5K

Apr 26, 2026

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Distance — 5K

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08:15

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Weather Overview

These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for April in Gettysburg.

Temp (°C)

Feels Like (°C)

thermostat 6.4° / 18.7°

wb_sunny 3.4° / 15.5°

Wind (km/h)

Humidity (%)

air 10.2 /

water_drop 63.4%

Temp (°C)

Feels Like (°C)

Wind (km/h)

Humidity (%)

thermostat 6.4° / 18.7°

wb_sunny 3.4° / 15.5°

air 10.2 km/h

water_drop 63.4%

About Gettysburg

Gettysburg, in Adams County in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, goes down in history as the battlefield in the Civil War where, despite terrible tragedy and loss of life, there was hope for the Union. In many ways, Gettysburg is where the North won the Civil War, and where Abraham Lincoln gave the Union hope that, somehow, something good was to come out of the lives lost in battle.