The Swan City Half Marathon is a vibrant annual running event held in Grande Prairie, Alberta, drawing participants from across the region to experience the scenic beauty of Muskoseepi Park and the surrounding area. Established in 2024, the event quickly became a highlight in the local running calendar, offering a welcoming atmosphere for runners of all abilities. The 2025 edition is set for Sunday, September 28, and promises a memorable experience for both competitive athletes and recreational runners.

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The event is organized by Multisportscanada and is deeply rooted in community spirit, partnering with the Grande Prairie Fire Fighters Charity Foundation. This partnership allows runners to participate in the "Run for Charity" program, supporting local families and individuals in need. With multiple race distances and a focus on inclusivity, the Swan City Half Marathon is more than just a race—it's a celebration of health, community, and the natural beauty of Grande Prairie.

The Swan City Half Marathon course features a mix of paved park trails and roadways, starting and finishing near the Ernie Radbourne Pavilion in Muskoseepi Park. The half marathon route loops around Bear Creek Reservoir, includes a segment through a new trail by the hospital, and follows the Muskoseepi Trail south to a turnaround point before repeating the loop. The terrain is predominantly flat with gentle rolling sections, making it accessible for runners of all abilities. The 10 km and 5 km courses also utilize the park's scenic trails, while the 1 km fun run is designed for families and children, remaining within the park's boundaries. The course offers beautiful views of the reservoir and parkland, especially vibrant during the fall season.

• Scenic routes through Muskoseepi Park and around Bear Creek Reservoir
• Multiple distances: Half Marathon (21 km), 10 km, 5 km, and 1 km Family Fun Run
• Strong community involvement and charity partnership
• Suitable for all ages and fitness levels
• Professionally organized by Multisportscanada