The Scottish Half Marathon is being held on Sunday, 18 September.
Start time and location
The event starts from Meadowmill at 11am.
Route
Runners will then make their way along the A198 and through Longniddry, proceeding along the coast road towards the entrance to Gosford House.
Competitors will then turn around and head back along the coast road until they reach the A198 junction with the B1348. They will continue along the B1348 to Cockenzie and Port Seton, where they will take a right turn towards the harbour and along the High Street, coming back onto the main road at the West Harbour Road junction.
The route continues towards and through Prestonpans, then past Prestongrange before entering Musselburgh. Runners will take a right turn at the Levelhall roundabout and then along the A199 before finishing at Musselburgh Racecourse.
Road closures and parking restrictions
There will be a number of road closures and parking restrictions in advance of and during the event. These have been divided into three 'zones' taking in the route.
Organisers have produced a booklet which sets out further details under 'Road Closures'.
Transport information
There will be Scottish Half Marathon event buses servicing Newcraighall Park and Ride, Musselburgh Grammar School and Wallyford Park and Ride for participants.
If you are travelling within Edinburgh and East Lothian, both Lothian Buses and East Coast Buses offer services on event day. Lothian Bus number 26 services Edinburgh, Musselburgh (finish area) and Prestonpans (start area) while the numbers 30 and 44 all service Musselburgh. East Coast Bus numbers 106, 113, 124 and 140 service Musselburgh (124 also services Prestonpans).
Prestonpans Train Station is a 15 minute walk from the Scottish Half Marathon start line at Meadowmill Sports Centre.
Wallyford Train Station is a 20 minute walk away from the Scottish Half Marathon finish line at Musselburgh Racecourse.
Parking for those attending is extremely limited.