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Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run
- Glasgow
- 21,000 participants
- By The Great Run Company
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Friendly atmosphere
Incredible crowds
Family-friendly
Experience the inspiring atmosphere of Scotlands biggest running event and achieve something great this autumn. This spectacular weekend of running is a celebration of sport that is suitable for the whole family and is televised live on the BBC. Join over 15,000 runners of all abilities in Glasgow & run past some of Glasgows finest venues and buildings.
Review summary
4.8
35 Reviews
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Irene W
"Started running in 2000 and have taken part in this run every year except a few..."
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Barbara M
"The event was well organised , but could be doing with more entertainment..."
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Barry D
"First time doing this and really enjoyed it, plenty support on route and some..."
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How to enter the Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run
Half Marathon
Run 13.1mi10K
Run 10kmStandard EntriesJunior Run (9-15)
Run 3kmStandard EntriesFamily Run (3-8 with accompanying adult)
Run 1miStandard Entries
Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run routes
10K
The Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run 10k is the perfect way to see the stunning Glasgow sights, which include The Hydro, Pacific Quay and the McLennan Arch. The course takes runners on a tour of the River Clyde, before heading back towards Glasgow Green for the big finish.
The 10k course is a shorter adaptation of the half marathon but shares many of the key landmarks with the longer route. Starting in George Square in the centre of the city, 10k runners will cross the River Clyde and pass iconic landmarks and buildings including The Hydro, The Finnieston Crane and Pacific Quay as they make their way toward the McLellan Arch and the finish line in Glasgow Green.Runners cross the Clyde on four occasions using the Kingston Bridge, Clyde Arc, King George Bridge and Glasgow Bridge.
Aqua Pura water station at 6km
Entertainment along the course includes choir, bagpipers, drumming band, charity cheering points and our ‘Wall of Sound’.
Half Marathon
The course starts in George Square in the city centre, before taking runners past some of Glasgow’s finest venues and buildings. Runner cross over the River Clyde, as well as a taking a trip through Pollok Park and Bellahouston Park, before heading back for the grandstand finish on Glasgow Green.
The decision to take on 13.1 miles should not be taken lightly; it requires a good level of fitness and a dedication to training. The rewards for your hard work in the build-up however, are all worth it! The course will once again pass many of the iconic venues that feature in Scotland’s biggest city, including Nelson’s Monument, the Clyde Arc and the Finnieston Crane.
Starting in George Square in the heart of the city centre. Runners cross the Clyde twice using the Kingston Bridge and Clyde Arc.
From the city centre streets to the peace of Pollok Park – every mile is different.
Aqua Pura will be available at regular points along the route. There will also be a run-through shower around 8 miles.
Entertainment along the route will include bagpipers, drumming bands, live music, charity cheering points and our ‘Wall of Sound’ zones.
Half Marathon
Start Time: 9:45am13.1mi
Mostly Flat
10K
Start Time: 9:45am10km
Mostly Flat
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Frequently Asked Questions
When will I receive my race pack for the Great Scottish Run?
Race packs are sent roughly 2 weeks before race day. These will contain your number and timing chip, and all the event information you need for race day.
Where can I find results for the Great Scottish Run?
Visit www.greatscottishrun.com and click on the results tab. If you can't find your result, email [email protected] full name, race number and the event in which you took part, and we can investigate for you.
How do I change to a slower wave?
If you would like to run in a slower wave then you do NOT need to change your race number. Simply assemble in the later wave you want to race in on the day. You don't need to notify the race of this change!
What do I get when I finish the race?
All 10k and half finishers get a finisher's pack, with medal, t-shirt and other goodies. Please take the t-shirt size you asked for in entry?
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Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run weather forecast
Mostly cloudy throughout the day.
16°C
Predicted highs
8°C
Predicted lows
70% chance of rain
Light breeze possible, up to 6mph
Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run reviews (35)
Reasons people recommend this event
Friendly atmosphere
Incredible crowds
Family-friendly
Did the Half Marathon in 2019
Amazing atmosphere all the way round the route - another fab Great Scottish run. will definitely be back again in 2020.Did the Half Marathon in 2019
Great and surreal opportunity to run over the Kingston bridge. Really supportive crowds lining a majority of the route. Couple of long and energy sapping uphill but rewarding downhills thereafter. I'll be back next year!Did the Half Marathon in 2019
Challenging for someone new to half Marathon. Almost as tough as GNR. Crowds were great especially along the finish. Easy to park up and get to/away from. Look forward to next year.Did the Half Marathon in 2019
Good course and atmosphere. There is a long time between the two races which means a bit of hanging around. Fortunately this year the weather was good for runningDid the Half Marathon in 2019
First time doing this and really enjoyed it, plenty support on route and some challenging parts. Hydration stations run well and finish area too.Did the Half Marathon in 2013
The event was well organised , but could be doing with more entertainment along the route as at one point there is about 3 miles of bordem also at points you have to cross over roads , the roads were opened back up to traffic to soon so had to be careful of roads , loads of goods in goodie bags and medals are the best ones I've seen so farDid the 10K in 2018
Started running in 2000 and have taken part in this run every year except a few years when injured or been on holiday.
Great atmosphereD
David BDid the 10K in 2018
Have done the last two years after recovering from an accident and it has helped me massively and my family love the weekend awayG
Graeme HDid the Half Marathon in 2018
I enjoy doing this half marathon, done it few years! ,doesn't disappoint , thoroughly recommended 😉💪J
J sinclairDid the Half Marathon in 2017
I don't do 100 worlds all I need to say is keep up the fantastic work you make so welcome and fun for everyone
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