Enjoy one of the world’s oldest and most festive footraces with San Francisco’s annual Bay to Breakers. Compete with world-class athletes in this scenic 12K or join the spectators in outrageous costumes for a fun experience dubbed “Mardi Gras of the West.”
As the ubiquitous mascot for the Bay to Breakers, Ape Hashbury has a unique perspective on San Francisco.
Bay to Breakers is a race the entire city of San Francisco comes out for, even if people aren’t running. Here are the best places to watch the participants and the costumes of Bay to Breakers.
Here are some facts about Bay to Breakers you can share along the course this year, whether you’re racing up Heartbreak Hill or cheering at the finish line on the Great Highway.
You never know what you’ll see in the annual running of the Bay to Breakers race. Participants show their creativity each year with outrageous costumes. Here are a few of our favorites.
A time-honored tradition happens every year in San Francisco. It’s called Bay to Breakers, the oldest consecutively run annual footrace in the world and a tradition that people from far and wide come to the city to participate in. Here’s the guide to make sure you’re prepared to have fun running 12 kilometers from bay to breaker.
