Safety & Support
Your well-being is our #1 priority · September 20, 2026
Need Help on Course?
Flag the nearest course marshal or aid station volunteer immediately. Medical personnel are stationed at every aid station and the finish line.
Medical & Safety
- Medical personnel at every aid station & finish line
- Public Safety Team every ~2 miles along the course
- Notify the nearest volunteer if you feel unwell
- Report to an aid station if unable to finish
Aid Stations
- Positioned at strategic intervals (~every 2 miles)
- Water available at all stations
- Electrolyte beverages at all stations
- Light nutrition at select stations
- Approach and leave stations responsibly
Course Rules
- Stay in the right lane throughout designated sections
- Follow the right lane all the way to Santa Fe Railyard
- Obey all signage and course marshals
- Do not cut across traffic lanes
Weather & Altitude
- Race day: mild September mornings in Santa Fe
- Elevation: ~7,000 ft (2,134 m) — plan accordingly
- Hydrate consistently before & during the race
- Wear light, moisture-wicking layers + sunscreen
- Adjust your pacing for altitude
About Our Safety Program
The safety and well-being of all participants, volunteers, and spectators are the top priorities of the Santa Fe International Half Marathon. Race officials continuously monitor conditions and implement safety protocols as needed. Please review the information above to ensure a safe and enjoyable race experience.