Pennsylvania · 5K · 10 Mile · 13.1 Italian Stallion Challenge (10 Mile + 5K)

Rocky Run

Rocky Run is a 5K, 10 Mile and 13.1 Italian Stallion Challenge (10 Mile + 5K) event held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is usually held in November; the exact date hasn't been confirmed in the listing yet. About 30,000 runners take part across all distances.

Usually held
November
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Field size
~30,000 runners

Race details

Usually held in
November (date not confirmed)
Distances
5K, 10 Mile, 13.1 Italian Stallion Challenge (10 Mile + 5K)
Field size
About 30,000 runners
Course
Mostly flat with the iconic climb up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps; loops along Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Kelly Drive
Registration
rockyrun.com
Official website
rockyrun.com

About the Rocky Run

A massive Rocky-themed race starting and finishing at the Philadelphia Museum of Art where runners 'go the distance' and conquer the famous museum steps.

Rankings and notes

Rankings and awards
One of the largest themed road races in the U.S.; built around the Rocky movie theme with oversized finisher medals

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Rocky Run: common questions

When is the Rocky Run?
The next date hasn't been announced in the listing yet. The race is usually held in November. Check the organiser's website for the official date.
Where is the Rocky Run held?
In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
What distances does the Rocky Run offer?
5K, 10 Mile and 13.1 Italian Stallion Challenge (10 Mile + 5K).
How many people run the Rocky Run?
About 30,000 runners across all of its distances. That figure is an estimate of the field size, not an entry cap.
How do I register for the Rocky Run?
Registration is handled by the organiser at rockyrun.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
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