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Described as one of the most scenic and spectacular courses in Australia, the Blackmores Sydney Running Festival is an iconic event on the Sydney calendar. Join in the fun on Sunday, 21 September <\/strong>and enjoy the beautiful sites of Sydney. With four exciting events to choose from, each gives participants the opportunity to ‘Run the Bridge’ traffic free, and take in the city’s spectacular and historic landmarks.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Preparing for a marathon, half-marathon, national park trail run, or even a 5km family fun run in Sydney will require getting a few kilometres under your belt. No city in the world compares to the scenic runs that Sydney has on offer. Home to the world’s biggest natural harbour and beautiful beaches, Sydney has plenty of opportunities to combine your fitness regime with a killer view.<\/span><\/div>\n
Michelle Bridges, Head Coach Sydney Running Festival says \u201cI love running through the Botanical Gardens and there are some great runs along Rose Bay. I also love doing the Bay Run in Drummoyne and running through Lane Cove National Park for a change of scenery.\u201d<\/span><\/div>\n
If you’re not a natural runner, you’re sure to find a route below that will have you reaching for your running shoes in no time. <\/span><\/div>\n