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Upcoming races to prepare for in the Charleston area

Charleston has a packed list of races to get prepared for throughout the year

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This 10K race, which includes a run over the Ravenel Bridge, generates around $30 millions in revenue in a single weekend. | Photo via Cooper River Bridge Run

Get ready to lace up. Charleston’s race calendar through June is packed with runs and walks for all ages and skill levels, many benefiting local causes. Keep reading to find one that inspires you to prepare for your next run.

Cooper River Bridge Run | Saturday, March 28 | Mount Pleasant + Charleston | Ready to get over it? Mark running this iconic race off your bucket list and join the 44th edition of the event.

Miles for Michael 5.12K | Sunday, May 17 | Charleston | Sign up for this run to honor Michael Leibowitz, a fixture in the Charleston running community. Fun fact: he once participated in more than 70 races in a single year.

Floppin’ Flounder 5K | Saturday, May 30 | Sullivan’s Island | Lace up those sneaks and join Charleston Running Club’s race that benefits the Sullivan’s Island Fire + Rescue Department.

Bulbulldog Breakaway Twilight 5K Series | Every Thursday in June | Charleston | Enjoy a picturesque run or several, that end on Willson Field at The Citadel.

Hell Hole Hundred | Friday, June 5 | Francis Marion National Forest | Ready for the ultimate test of endurance? Choose your challenge and decide if you’ll run a 10K, 100 miles, or something in between.

Stay tuned — we will keep updating this list.

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