How Many Races Mainly on Bridges are there?

Cooper River Bridge Run in the Holy City. 10k.

I've always thought a long race over the CBT complex would be fantastic.

The Cooper River Bridge Run in Charleston is fairly prestigious. Course did change with the new bridge though . . . one uphill instead of two.

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There's one in the Florida keys

Is there one in Rhode Island too? And one in Florida somewhere??

Yes - Rhode Island - the Pell Bridge Run over the Pell Newport Bridge.

Mackinac Bridge, 11k.

7 Mile Bridge run.

Marathon, FL. Every April, I believe. Slower any more than I ran to finish 7th or something in the 80s, but it still goes on. (And there's a small hill, too, it's a bridge that climbs enough for sailboats to go under.)

https://www.7mbrun.com/

MacPass miles from Halifax to Dartmouth.

The Great Columbia Crossing is a good 10k (not much competition though) across the Astoria-Megler Bridge on the Oregon Coast.

I ran the Bay Bridge Tunnel Marathon around 2002 or 2003. It was a logistical nightmare to shut down the Bay Bridge for the race, however, and the race only lasted two years. First 14 miles over the bridge and through a couple tunnels, then 12 through Virginia Beach.

New ultramarathon idea.

https://www.livescience.com/34448-worlds-longest-bridge.html

back in the day wrote:

I ran the Bay Bridge Tunnel Marathon around 2002 or 2003. It was a logistical nightmare to shut down the Bay Bridge for the race, however, and the race only lasted two years. First 14 miles over the bridge and through a couple tunnels, then 12 through Virginia Beach.

If I remember correctly, the second year they held it, the wind was real bad.

Not sure if it’s still around but San Diego had the Coronado Bridge Run.

The NYC Marathon goes over 3-4 bridges (Verrazano, 59th St., Willis Ave, 3rd ave)...I think

There used to be a race across Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, which is a 24 mile bridge in Louisiana. I don't think it's run anymore though.