Point to Pinnacle: Conquer the World’s Toughest Half Marathon.
Calling all adventurous runners! Are you ready to take on the ultimate challenge? The Point to Pinnacle is known as the World’s Toughest Half Marathon, and for good reason. This gruelling 21.4km course takes you from sea level to the summit of Mount Wellington, gaining over 1,270 meters in elevation.
But the challenge is also the reward. The Point to Pinnacle offers stunning views of Hobart and its surrounds, making every step worth it. The sense of accomplishment you’ll feel at the finish line is truly unmatched.
Highlights:
Challenge yourself: Push your limits on a course that will test your physical and mental strength.
Experience breathtaking views: Enjoy panoramic vistas of Hobart and the Tasman Peninsula from the summit of Mount Wellington.
Be part of a legendary event: Join a community of runners from all over the world who have taken on this iconic challenge.
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