Register for expanded Run Dollywood race weekend this fall
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 3:12 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
The Run Dollywood Harvest Half Marathon Weekend is scheduled for September 25-27, 2026, during Dollywood's Harvest Festival in Pigeon Forge. Following the success of the inaugural race weekend in the spring, the event has expanded from two days to three, featuring a Friday night 5K, a Saturday 10K and Kids Fun Run, and a Sunday Half Marathon. Runners will receive exclusive finisher medals and can enjoy on-course entertainment. Registration is now open, and runners are encouraged to sign up early as spots filled quickly during the previous event.
- •Run Dollywood scheduled for Sept. 25-27, 2026
- •Event expanded to three days with multiple race options
- •Friday night 5K highlights the weekend kickoff
- •Runners receive exclusive medals and T-shirts
- •Registration open now at Dollywood.com/RunDollywood
- 3:12 PMYahoo Sports — Register now for even bigger Run Dollywood race weekend this fall
"Runners who want to join in the glittery fun of the second Run Dollywood race weekend - set for this fall - might want to register soon to get a spot.
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