Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the DoHo Great Aloha Run 5K?

The DoHo Great Aloha Run 5K is 3.1 miles long.

Who can participate in the DoHo Great Aloha Run 5K?

Unlike the 8.15-mile Great Aloha Run, this 5K is open to participants ages 8 and older. Strollers and children age 7 and under are not permitted on the course. Registrants ages 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult.

Who benefits from the proceeds of this event?

Net proceeds from the DoHo Great Aloha Run 5K benefit health and human service organizations in Hawaiʻi.

What does my registration include?

Your entry donation includes a finisher shirt, race bib and pins, and refreshments at the finish.

What portion of my registration is tax deductible?

$17 of your entry donation is tax deductible.

Where can I park for this event?

Accessible, discounted parking will be available at select locations, including Pickles at Forte, 1032 Fort Street, with entrance off Bethel.

Most municipal parking lots will open at 6:00 a.m., including Beretania-Nuuanu, Bethel Street, Marin Tower, Smith-Beretania, Aliʻi Place, Hale Pauahi, and Capitol Place.

Will there be medical support on the course?

There will be one water and medical station at Beretania and Alapaʻi, with the main medical triage area at the end of the distribution zone. Roving medical personnel will also be stationed throughout the course and finish area.

Where will portable restrooms be located?

Portable restrooms will be available at the following locations:

• 10 at the start line
• 6 at the water station at Beretania and Alapaʻi
• 14 at the finish reunion area at Wilcox Park, 1032 Fort Street

Can I receive a refund if I can no longer participate?

As with most running events, the race will be held rain or shine and registrations are nonrefundable.

What if I cannot finish the 5K?

A sag wagon will be available for participants who cannot complete the course. If you need assistance, notify a course volunteer.

Will there be a reunion area?

After crossing the finish line at Merchant and Fort Street, participants will move through a restricted distribution area to receive water, a snack, and a finisher shirt. Afterward, participants may cross King Street to Wilcox Park to reunite with family and friends and enjoy food vendors, entertainment, and the awards ceremony.