Run Wild Half Marathon 2025

RunWild is a spirited and inclusive race series held annually in the heart of St. Albert, Alberta. Organized by Leading Edge Physiotherapy, the event brings together runners of all levels for a fun-filled weekend with strong community vibes. With over a decade of history, the race is known for its electric atmosphere and commitment to inspiring healthy lifestyles in the region. The course routes kick off near the scenic Sturgeon River and wind through the charming streets of the city.

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From seasoned runners to young first-timers, everyone finds a place at RunWild. The weekend includes a Race Village packed with food vendors, live entertainment, kids' zones, and post-race celebrations that make the experience more than just a run—it’s a community event. Participants can choose from various distances, from the engaging Fun Run options to the more challenging Half Marathon, each designed to be rewarding and welcoming.

RunWild courses take place along paved roadways in and around St. Albert, offering a smooth and accessible surface for runners. The routes are generally flat with a few gentle inclines, weaving through neighborhoods and urban parkland settings. Crowds line the route near the start and finish areas, offering energetic support. All races begin at St. Albert Place and feature staggered start times. Bib pickup details are announced closer to race weekend, typically with options both before race day and on-site. The event embraces all levels, though there's no official cap on participants.

• Scenic urban course through the heart of St. Albert
• Family-friendly Race Village with food, music, and kids’ activities
• Welcoming environment for both beginners and seasoned runners
• Live entertainment along and near the finish area
• Community-driven atmosphere with local business involvement
• Finisher medal for select events
• Virtual race options available for all distances
• Multiple Fun Run events tailored for kids
• Organized by a local physiotherapy clinic committed to wellness
• Celebrating over 14 years of running tradition