Race day is better with a cheering squad. Get your race day crew ready with everything they need to follow the action, find the best viewing locations, track runners on course, and celebrate every milestone from start line to finish line.

Spectator Resources

Course Map

Follow the SeaWheeze Half Marathon as runners make their way through downtown Vancouver, False Creek, Kitsilano, English Bay, Stanley Park, and Coal Harbour before returning to the finish line celebration at Jack Poole Plaza.

Plan Your Viewing Spots

Review the course map before race day to identify where you’d like to cheer. Many spectators choose multiple viewing locations throughout the morning, allowing them to see their runner more than once before the finish line.

Spectator Resources

Cheer Stations

Looking to bring the energy? Join one of our official cheer stations along the course. These organized cheer zones are designed to create an unforgettable experience for runners and spectators alike. Additional viewing locations are available throughout the course map, but the stations below are the official locations where cheer squads will gather.

Official Locations

  • SeaWheeze Cheer Station: Andy Livingstone Field – [17 Keefer St] – Join Here
  • SeaWheeze Cheer Station: 5th & Quebec – [2125 Quebec St] – Join Here
  • SeaWheeze Cheer Station: Chandelier Hill – [Under Granville Bridge] – Join Here
  • SeaWheeze Cheer Station: Second Beach – [8501 Stanley Park Dr] – Join Here
  • SeaWheeze Cheer Station: Lumberman’s Arch – [1151 Stanley Park Dr] – Join Here

Learn more about each cheer station and reserve your spot here.

Spectator Resources

Tracking Your Runner

Want to know when your runner will reach a cheer station or cross the finish line? Use live runner tracking together with the SeaWheeze Pace Chart to stay one step ahead. Timing mats positioned every 5K capture each runner’s split time when they cross, providing real-time updates on their location and progress throughout the race.

 

Spectator Tip

A little planning goes a long way. Use Live Tracking to gauge when your runner is approaching a cheer zone, agree on where you’ll be watching (runner’s left or runner’s right), and watch for their bib number in the crowd. Then use the pace chart to estimate their finish time so you don’t miss the celebration at the line.