The Chisholm Trail Half Marathon is a USATF certified course. It shares the start line with the Chisholm Trail full marathon located in the Historic Delano District. If you’re looking for a half PR or running your first half, the Wichita Chisholm Trail Half Marathon will not disappoint.

Lace up your running shoes and get ready to run Raleigh’s Hometown Race! The 15th annual Pendo City of Oaks Marathon is returning on November 7, 2021 with a distance for everyone. Tour the City of Oaks on foot and enjoy a post-race party.

The course is flat and fast and USATF certified. It is a perfect course to run to qualify for Boston. Runners start on 3rd Avenue next to Joan C. Edward Stadium and run through downtown Huntington past Pullman Square, next to the Ohio River, and through Ritter Park among other places. The highlight is to run through Marshall University campus on their way to a goal-line finish in Marshall Football Stadium.

The Full Marathon course is 2 laps beginning and ending at Panther Island Pavilion heading southwest along the Trinity Trails to Acme Brick.  The 20-mile race has the same first loop and a shortened second loop with a turnaround at the Woodshed. The Half-Marathon is just the first lap of the Marathon course.

Waiting at the Stinson Beach start line will be the only time you spend at sea level during this challenging trail run. From the word “Go” you’ll be heading, up, up and away into the thick wooded trails of Muir Woods. You’ll follow the legendary Dipsea trail to Steep Ravine, where you’ll climb a wooden ladder, march up natural rock and wooden staircases and scramble under tree trunks.

Along the way, enjoy the sounds of babbling brooks and waterfalls. Drink in the fresh smell of the towering redwoods and oaks that surround you. Your summit will be rewarded with panoramic vistas as you begin your descent back into Stinson Beach. 

Ohio’s best marathon is also the lowest cost, low-key marathon around. While we don’t offer stand-up mile markers, clocks at every mile, and large crowd support

If you are getting fed up with running all the big races with over 10,000 runners come and run this one. The course is quite hard as it is at altitude and hilly. The year I raced there were 99 people on the start line. We got a motel that was less than 200 yards from the start line.

The course is absolutely stunning, there were not many spectators but the few that were out there were pretty enthusiastic. The organizers did a great job, there were water stations without fail every 2 miles. Everybody received a race medal that was hand-decorated by the local school children, and at the award ceremony there were numerous spot prizes as well as local art products given to age group placers.

I hope to come back and run this race soon.

This race uses the scenic C&O Canal Towpath for the course. The marathon starts at 8:00AM, and the half marathon starts at 8:15AM.

This race will be the fifth event in the 2022 Mid-Atlantic Marathon and Half Marathon Series conducted from September 28 – October 2. The other events in the Series are the GAP Marathon and Half, the Eastern continental Divide Marathon and Half, the GAP Trestles Marathon and Half, and the Salisbury Viaduct Marathon and Half. Run one, some, or all the Mid-Atlantic Marathon and Half Marathon Series races.

The 2020 GAP Trestles Marathon and Half Marathon was cancelled due to COVID-19. There will not be an Altis race series in 2021. The plan is to conduct the seventh edition of this race on Friday September 30, 2022.

Both the marathon and half marathon start at 8:00AM. This event will take place in its entirety in Pennsylvania on the outstanding Great Allegheny Passage. Runners will cross three trestles on the course – to include the 1908 foot long Salisbury Viaduct (pictured above) over the Casselman River Valley, the 910 foot long Keystone Viaduct, and the historic Wills Creek Bollman Truss Bridge. 

This fast and flat course takes you off of the island of Key West, through Stock Island, and up to US 1 for a turnaround. Once back on the island the Gulf of Mexico greets you to help you finish your race. There is a 6 hour time limit for the marathon.

Join us in 2022 for the 69th running of the oldest marathon in Canada, the third-oldest in North America (after New York and Boston), and the twelfth-oldest in the world!
The Huffin’ Puffin Marathon, Half Marathon and Marathon Relay certified Boston-qualifier course winds through the best of St. John’s: through beautiful parks, historic downtown streets, along the harbour front, and around Quidi Vidi lake.

2021 St. Luke’s Via Marathon Will Not Take Place

March 22, 2021 (BETHLEHEM, PA) – Via announced today that the 2021 St. Luke’s Via Marathon will not take place this fall due to the uncertainty surrounding the possibility of safely holding a large event that takes more than a year of planning and significant resources to execute.

Over the last 12 months, we have worked diligently to ensure that the essential services Via provides for individuals with disabilities and their families remain in place.  It is vital that Via concentrates on its core mission and focus on continuing to support the most vulnerable members of our community.”

Check fir the next race in 2022.