Entries open for Jetty 2 Jetty
Published 2:07pm 13 January 2025
Words by Nick Crockford
Registrations have opened today for one of Moreton Bay’s most iconic events - the Jetty 2 Jetty Half Marathon and Fun Run.
Entries have already started flowing in for the Kindred Half Marathon, Belles and Brides 10km, 10km wheelchair race, Planet Fitness 5km and Ausbuild 3km.
There is also a new addition, the Invitation Only Marathon, launched this year for athletes wishing to tackle the classic 42km distance.
Jetty 2 Jetty, which has sold out in previous years, is on Sunday July 20, from 5.30-11am, based at Pelican Park, Clontarf.
To register visit www.j2j.com.au
Acting CEO of Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism, Luke Edwards, said Jetty 2 Jetty had a significant impact on the local community.
“The Jetty 2 Jetty weekend is a highlight of the Moreton Bay calendar, attracting thousands of participants and their supporters to the region,” he said.
“Each year, we see a fantastic uptake in overnight stays, with local businesses benefitting from the increased tourism. It’s a celebration of fitness, community and the stunning beauty of our region.”
With categories for all fitness levels and ages, Jetty 2 Jetty is for everyone from seasoned athletes to families looking for a fun day out.
City of Moreton Bay Mayor Peter Flannery said Jetty 2 Jetty is an iconic date in the Moreton Bay calendar.
“This is a fantastic and inclusive event which brings participants of all abilities and levels of fitness from across South-East Queensland and further afield to enjoy being active in Moreton Bay,” he said.
“The popularity of Jetty 2 Jetty really demonstrates why the City has a reputation for being healthy, active, and vibrant.”
Jetty 2 Jetty is presented by Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism in partnership with Moreton Bay Road Runners, principal sponsor City of Moreton Bay and sponsors Kindred, Belles and Brides, Planet Fitness, Ausbuild and LVL Up Supps.
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