River Torrens Running Festival
Race snapshot
Race Day
Feels cool
Total elevation gain
Relatively flat course · Net elevation change +0 ft
Crowd Rating
Moderate spectator support
The Lowdown
The River Torrens Running Festival is run on flat, fast paths beside the River Torrens, starting and finishing at Drage Reserve in Felixstow, about 10 to 15 minutes from the Adelaide CBD. The half marathon starts at 8:25 am and has a 3.5-hour cut-off. A 10 km, a 5 km and a 2 km Family Dash run the same morning. All distances are chip timed by Multisport Australia, and finishers receive a River Torrens-themed medal, post-race snacks and an online certificate. Organised by Race Hub Australia, the first edition was held in September 2026.
Questions about the River Torrens Running Festival 2027
When is the River Torrens Running Festival 2027?
Sunday, September 5, 2027.
Where is the River Torrens Running Festival?
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
What time does the River Torrens Running Festival start?
The race starts at 8:25 AM, local time.
What is the River Torrens Running Festival time limit?
3.5 hours.
How do I enter the River Torrens Running Festival 2027?
Registration is open. Ways in: Online registration through Race Roster; fees include mandatory charges and fees.
How much does the River Torrens Running Festival 2027 cost?
Half Marathon: A$110. 10 km: A$68. 5 km: A$48. 2 km Family Dash: A$35.
What is the River Torrens Running Festival elevation gain?
30 m (98 ft) of total elevation gain. Net elevation change: +0 m (0 ft). Relatively flat course.
What is the River Torrens Running Festival course like?
It passes Drage Reserve and River Torrens.
What is the weather like at the River Torrens Running Festival?
The race-day average is 13 °C (55 °F). Feels cool.
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