Short review
The 12th Annual Tar Heel 10 Miler is designed to showcase the BEST of Chapel Hill, NC. You will run through the UNC campus, beautiful downtown on Franklin Street and the surrounding historic neighborhoods. A true Carolina showcase with thousands of UNC alumni crossing the finish line each year.
Join Us for the 10 Miler, the Fleet Feet 4 Mile Run OR try the 14 Mile Double Down Challenge and run the 4 mile run - get back in time to cross the 10 mile start line before it closes at 8:00 - and then run the 10 miler! 3 medals, 2 T-shirts and 1 GREAT experience!
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Road Running
Distance:
Half-marathon , 5 to 10K , 10K to Half Marathon
Organized since 2019
Short review
The 12th Annual Tar Heel 10 Miler is designed to showcase the BEST of Chapel Hill, NC. You will run through the UNC campus, beautiful downtown on Franklin Street and the surrounding historic neighborhoods. A true Carolina showcase with thousands of UNC alumni crossing the finish line each year.
Join Us for the 10 Miler, the Fleet Feet 4 Mile Run OR try the 14 Mile Double Down Challenge and run the 4 mile run - get back in time to cross the 10 mile start line before it closes at 8:00 - and then run the 10 miler! 3 medals, 2 T-shirts and 1 GREAT experience!
3 Road Running races on 13 April 2019 in Chapel Hill
14 Mile Double Down Challenge
April 13, 2019
The race starts at 07:1522.5 km
from $
10 Miler
April 13, 2019
The race starts at 07:4516.1 km
from $
Fleet Feet 4 Mile Run
April 13, 2019
The race starts at 07:156.4 km
from $
Weather for Apr 13, 2019
68.87 °F
Wind: 0.98 m/s.
Partly cloudy throughout the day..
Very Good for running
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