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2010 Registration Update!

Estimated Race Registration Closure is September 10th - OR SOONER

As of September 1, we are up to 400 in the marathon and 1250 in the Half Marathon. At the current rate of registration, the race will close out by September 10th or sooner. Please register soon, as once it closes we cannot accept any additional registrations.

(* Yes we know, you have been training for this for forever and your dog ate the paper registration, and your computer has been on the blink and darn you thought you did register - didn't I???? Can't you just make one tiny exception for me????) - Sorry, no.

Check to see if you are registered here

Can you say Rocktoberfest?

What happens when you plan a Rockfest Party and a Half Marathon race breaks out! Oh there's more.. A full marathon is now offered and we believe this will be THE COURSE to qualify on for Boston..- Yes - It's flat, Yes, its Scenic with a capital S and you won't want to miss the after-race partee! ! !



Join us in Hampton, NH, in 2010!

For 2010, The Smuttynose Rockfest will include two races, a half marathon and a full marathon. The half marathon will travel on a course almost identical to 2009. The full marathon will do one loop of the half marathon, then branch off at about mile 11.5 and go further into Hampton and North Hampton. The second loop of the marathon will contain 3-4 new miles of new course, then 8 miles or so of the first loop.

As of right now, the elevation guide we have shows this to be the flattest course in New England for a Marathon, and half marathon. The course will be certified and a Boston Qualifier with a start mat for both races..

The course is already certified and is a Boston Qualifier.

Celebrate your walk or run at Hampton Beach with an after-race feast including Smuttynose beer and a live Rock BAND!

Welcoming Runners and Walkers

This race welcomes walkers and runners of all abilities from all over the country. We expect over 2,000 runners to celebrate their fitness on this most scenic of courses.

Ideal Weather History

The weather on this date is usually ideal. Average temperatures around race start time are in the high 40's with finishing temperatures normally in the mid 50 degree range. The weather is dry 90% of the time, with light winds at 8-12 mph.

Fast Easy Course

There are two small hills at miles 6 and 8, but the highest elevation is only 60ft!



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