Run Oak Island

13 February 2027
Oak Island, usa
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road race
42 KM
1 days
25300 Runners
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Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    157 usd
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Join us for the first race of the 2027 BAM! Race Series in Oak Island North Carolina! BAM is short for #BigAssMedals and our medals do not disappoint! Oak Island is a beautiful coastal island large enough for a FULL MARATHON! We actually host 2 half marathons (East & West) that allow you to tour each end of the island (the East is competitive and the West is walker friendly). We host a flat and fast 10K and of course the 5K which are completely on the island with no elevation gain and minimal turns. There are so many options for this event click through, you’ve got to see it for yourself!

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