The Robin Hood Half Marathon is one of the UK's longest-running and most popular city-centre road races. It’s also the largest charity fundraising event in Nottingham. 

The course is suitable for both experienced runners and beginners. Whether you're aiming to complete the race or beat your personal best, this 13.1-mile traffic-free route offers something for everyone.
 

The race starts and finishes at Victoria Embankment, and while the course is mostly undulating with a few inclines early on (miles two, four and six), it's not too steep, making it an enjoyable challenge. 

The route takes you through scenic parts of Nottingham, including Victoria Embankment, along the River Trent, past Nottingham Castle and the Robin Hood Statue, through the Nottingham Park Estate, and through Wollaton Park, where you may even spot some deer. The race ends back at Victoria Embankment Recreation Ground by the River Trent.