Portojohns: Near the start/finish, there will be Stamback portojohns adjacent to the event staging area.

For half-marathoners, there will be a portojohn at the entrance to the river path Loop on Grande, near the Mile 4 and thus near the Mile 12 mark.

There will also be a portojohn at the water stop near the 7 and 11 mile marks. 

 There is also a public restroom just south of Silverlake Road, near the 6 and 10 mile marks.

Thus, you should have access to bathrooms near the 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, and 12 mile marks.

Race Day Dollar Off:  On race morning Westbound is offering all participants dollar off a range of morning drinks.  Special thanks to Rebecca for all the support of fitness activities at Westbound.Westbound is part of the Tap & Bottle family of curated bottle shops, offering a wide selection of beer, wine, cider, seltzers, hard kombucha, spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages.  

Strollers: Yes, you can absolutely run or walk with a stroller. Be mindful of potholes, speed bumps, and steep hills. There is a steep uphill and steep downhill on the A-Mountain portion of the route and there are speed bumps on the A-Mountain portion of the route.  The routes are closed to traffic, but please be mindful and safe as there is no guarantee that vehicles will not enter the course.

Chair Friendly: Yes, this course is suitable for chair athletes. Be mindful of potholes, speed bumps, and steep hills.

Pets: While we love pets, dogs and others animals are not allowed in the race itself.  Leashed pets and service animals are allowed on City of Tucson property following City of Tucson guideliness, but for safety reasons dogs and other pets are not allowed on the race course.

Headphones: We know that people like having music, but for personal and communal safety we recommend not wearing headphones.  If you're interested in the prize money events, please read the headphone policies posted.

Bicycles: We cannot close The Loop, so there may be bike riders on the route, so keep an eye out for our two-wheeled friends.