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VIEW NOWThe Think Big Printing Hobart Run The Bridge fun run and walk is one of Tasmania's premier running events each year. It is held in the capital city of Hobart and sees participants journey over the iconic Tasman Bridge.
First time running? Familiarise yourself with the Hobart Run The Bridge courses...
course overviewFeel like a stroll? Our 5km walk is perfect for everyone looking to get active!
enter 5km walkHobart Run The Bridge is gearing up for its 14th edition on Sunday 5th March2023.
Events on offer are the traditional 10km run, the 5km run, 5km walk and 1km dash for children.
LEARN MOREVIEW BOOKLETHere are the answers to some common questions that may make your race day experience even better!
VIEW ALL >Will the 2023 Event Go Ahead?
Yes. Epic Events and Marketing has delivered a number of events in Tasmania and Northern Territory since COVID-19.
Is there an Event Booklet?
Yes. The 2023 booklet will be released closer to the event.
As an example, you can view the 2022 booklet here. It includes all the event information include expo, timetable, buses, maps, sponsor offers and more.
Can I check my entry status?
Yes. If you want to double check what event you're entered in and event confirm your team via our Race Roster system.
The women’s course record of 32:31 will be under serious threat at next weekend’s Think Big Run The Bridge with a crack international level field being assembled for the Spectran Group 10km.
read articleSpectran Group have joined forces for the second year in a row in 2022 with Think Big Run the Bridge and Epic Events and Marketing.
read articleAustralian half marathon record holder and two-time race winner Brett Robinson will be returning to the streets of Hobart for the Think Big Run The Bridge on Sunday 27th February.
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