Start time: 7AM, We encourage all participants to be at the starting line in their corrals at least 15 minutes prior. There will not be an early start for any reason. This is for the safety of all participants. Unfortunately, we are unable to grant any exceptions to this.

Start/Finish Line: Jefferson St, Downtown Lafayette, Louisiana. Both the start and finish line areas will be secure areas, only runners with bibs will be allowed in these areas.  Click Here for Directions. 

Hydration Stations: Aid stations with water and Powerade will be located on the course, approximately every 1.5 Miles.

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Course Etiquette:

• Passing other runners and trail users –if someone is trying to pass you from behind please step off to the side to allow them to pass.  The runner from behind should give a polite warning such as “on your left” and kindly move to the left to let them by. When you are passing another runner, you are required to put on your face covering (covering both nose and mouth).  If you are being passed, please put back on your mask as well.
• Please thank the volunteers – Without them, we wouldn’t have this great race for you to run! Their hard work and dedication are very much appreciated.

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Marathon The Pettit Indoor Marathon is limited to 130 participants and is expected to reach its capacity prior to race-day. Runners will need to finish approximately 94.8 laps around the track to complete the marathon. The race will end on the front stretch of the running track. There is a 6-hour time limit. Those who are still on the track after 6 hours are not guaranteed a finish time or finisher’s medal. The course has been USATF-certified.All registrants will receive a specially-designed shirt and a goodie bag. All finishers will receive a Pettit Indoor Marathon finishers medal.

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smaller communities that benefit economically from bringing in runners from around the country.

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See all the Dust Bowl series right here on Knowwheretorun.com

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We try to keep things as simple as possible around here – there are no fancy tiers or pay-more-to-get-more types of services.

Simply choose between run-only coaching or running + strength, then choose your duration (6 months or 12 months).

No matter which option you pick, you always get the same level of service and communication from your coach.

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Marathon – 7:30am
Half Marathon – 7:00am
5K – 7:15amLocationMarathon Start – Silverado Trail at Brannan Street
Half Marathon Start – Silverado Trail at Conn Creek
5K Start – Vintage High School
All races finish at Vintage High School

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A RUNNING FESTIVAL WITH LAGNIAPPE

The Louisiana Marathon is so much more than a run, we are a culturally rich festival that celebrates both running and the unique and festive culture that defines us.

Louisiana is well known for its festivals, where we celebrate the incredible food, music, and dancing that surrounds us. The Louisiana Marathon adds running to that mix for a truly unforgettable weekend. Come run a fast, flat, and fun race course, and then enjoy a true Louisiana Festival featuring local musicians, locally brewed craft beer, and some of the best southern cuisine around. 

The Louisiana Marathon was established in 2012 with a two-fold mission. The first was to encourage our community to embrace a more active lifestyle and help us beco

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A free admission ticket will be given to each marathon participant for the Music Festival. It is an all day event that kicks off downtown at noon and features bands, kids’ activities, vendors and crafters until 9PM.

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While in Myrtle Beach, enjoy more than 60 miles of beautiful coastline and thousands of fun activities and attractions. Catch a ride on the iconic SkyWheel, stroll down the oceanfront boardwalks, or explore, shop, and dine at Broadway at the Beach, all while experiencing true Southern hospitality.

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Course:

Along the trails of Blue Marsh Lake. This course will be on the north side of the lake.Basic course is a lollipoop. 6.5 Miles out, 7 Mile loop and 6.5 Miles back. 40 Mile runners do it twice ( access to your dropbag at mile 20).

Mix of single track trail 80% and gravel gravel roads 20%.
The trails are not considered difficult by trail running standards, are very runnable but there will be the occasional rock or root. However this time a year the trails might either be snow covered, icy or muddy which will increase difficulty quite a bit.

Elevation:

20M approx 2000ft
40M approx. 4000ft

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ABOUT THE RACE

The Woodlands Marathon is a BOSTON QUALIFIER, the fastest course in Texas on average and one the top 25th fastest courses in the country . It qualifies close to 11% of its registered runners in the marathon for the Boston Marathon. The marathon, half marathon, 5k, 10K and 2k Fun Run traverse the streets of Town Center and the community on a pretty flat course, finishing on the scenic The Woodlands Waterway.

Friends, family and spectators line the streets at various cheer zones in the Cheer Challenge to encourage athletes along the way, and participants have the opportunity to run for charities in the Charity Challenge. To date, over $1.2 Million has been raised for and donated to charities and volunteer organizations. Come join the excitemen

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Trail Trashed UltraMar, 2022 (TBD)100 - 500 participantsHenderson, NevadaTrail1m i5k 10k Half-marathon Marathon 50mi Ultra  

Trail Trashed

Saturday, March 27, 2021

Bitter Springs, Nevada

The routes we created are adventurous, gorgeous, challenging, and TRASHY! HAVE NO FEAR…..our races are wild and crazy with loud music, high energy volunteers, and memories for a lifetime!  TRASH those trail legs on many of these trails that will be raced on for the first time with us! The terrain is varied, with wide groomed trails and challenging single-track. The views are spectacular! Gorgeous mountains and valleys around every corner! Race directors and Military/Veterans are ALWAYS steeply discounted. Thank you for your service! We are kn

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The Cowtown Marathon is back to our old ways, and we will once again take place on the last weekend of February. (February 25th – 27th, 2022). The 2022 Cowtown will include all the In-Person events (Kids 5K presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors, Adults 5K, 10K, Half Marathon, Healthy Hig Full Relay, Full Marathon, & Ultra Marathon presented by Miller Lite). As well as have all events available as virtual runs.

START TIMES

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH – 26TH, 2022

The Cowtown Health & Fitness Expo – 11:30 AM – 6 PM (Friday) – 6 AM – 7 PM (Saturday)

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH, 2022

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Whether you’re running your favorites, earning all the race bling and perks, or looking to rock the entire series, there’s a TourPass just for you.  Book your own legendary tour with race destinations across the globe and earn extra perks and benefits for a bundle price.

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The best airport to fly into to run the Shelby Forest Loop Marathon and Half is the Memphis International Airport (MEM). The Travel Math nearest airport to Millington, TN link is http://www.travelmath.com/nearest-airport/Millington,+TN.

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The fast and scenic Ventura Marathon is back this year. This point-to-point marathon is the perfect amount of downhill starting in Ojai and ending in downtown Ventura. The course winds along the paved paths of the Ojai Valley Trail and Ventura River Trail bringing runners toward the coast and one of Southern California’s most popular surf destinations. Qualify for Boston or run a new PR and spend a weekend in beautiful Ventura.

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“I am so glad that I chose the LDM to run my first 10K. The views of the Superstitions at sunrise was amazing! I’ll be back soon.”

“I ran the trail run today. It was well organized. Great weather, great scenery, great volunteers, great shirts, great medals, and an awesome time!”

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Click on the link to view  ( USATF-certified map )    ( GMap with elevation) (GPX)

Startline Northway Rd and Woodland Way, Greenbelt MD 20770

Finishline 

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10k Course

Race day - Feb 20, 2022 -  Race Start: 7:30 am

 Start at Emma Wood State Beach Group Campground head north onto the bike path.  Bike path leads you onto HWY-1 beachfront bike path.  All runners will stay on the bike path or shoulder (ocean side) of Highway 1 along the route.  turn around at the designated turnaround point at approx 3.1 mile mark and back towards the finish line the same way you came out.   

Always stay to the right of the path / road during the entire race. 

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SAVE THE DATE! The 2022 Marathon is right around the corner so mark your calendars for SATURDAY, February 19! Run in person or virtually. Wine country get-a-way for Presidents Day weekend. Book lodging early.            Help celebrate our…

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Mercedes Marathon Is A Boston Marathon Qualifier And Your Results Will Automatically Be Sent To The Boston Athletic Association.

Specatator-Friendly Course Featuring 11 Fluid Stations and 3 Energy Gel Stations

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This is a great way to start the new year with a run on a brisk winter morning.  The overall top three male and female finishers in each race, the overall top three male and female masters in each race, the top active duty military male and female in the marathon and the top three finishers in age categories will receive an award. Six-person relay teams may also enter the Marathon.

All participants receive a colorful shirt.  Those who register by January 30  will receive their shirt on race day.  All Runners will receive a finisher’s medal.  Disposable electronic chip timing will be used for all races.  This year there will be rolling starts beginning at 7:50 a.m. Starting times may vary for each race.

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POST RACE

All participants can enjoy post race food and drinks (beer for 21+) at Stahlman Park Pavilion after finishing. You can purchase non-participating family and friends meal tickets during the registration process, at packet pickup or on race day with cash or check.

Adult Meal Tickets (21+ Beer included): $15

Kid Meal Tickets: $10

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The Mesa Marathon has a beautiful race course that begins below the large white Phoenix sign painted on Usery Mountain. Marathon runners will experience nearly 1,000 feet of net elevation loss in this fast Boston Qualifier. The race has thousands of parking spots available around the finish at a large shopping center in Mesa. Marathon runners will enjoy the diverse scenery from cactus desert to spectacular views of the Phoenix Valley from N. Usery Pass Rd.

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Runner Premiums

• Custom-designed Finisher’s Medal (2020 pictured)
• Custom-designed tech tees
• Convenient and discounted hotel blocks for participants
• Access to the lively post-race Finish Festival
• Post-race food and refreshments
• Runner goody bag and much more!

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Experience the Big Easy first hand as you run through the French Quarter, along Esplanade Ave, Jackson Square, and City Park, all awhile running and next to the same floats seen at the world famous Mardi Gras festival. 

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All races will start together at 7:30 a.m. Eastern Time. There is a 6-hour cutoff for both races. However, all half marathoners must maintain a 15 minute per mile average. All full marathoners and relay runners must maintain a pace of 13:44 per mile or faster.

Runners who cannot make the needed time checkpoints at every mile are encouraged to stop as there will not be traffic control, water tables, or a finish time provided to those participants. While they will not be forced to stop, any runners who continue must do so unsupported on the sidewalk and not in the road. Unsupported means that police will not be available to stop traffic at intersections and runners will be responsible for their own safety.

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COURSE  Yes, we already talked about that. NO, the course won’t be free of snow unless Mother Nature (or some other mother…) deems it so. If it’s really bad we’ll actually groom it so that it’s not as bad as it was in 2014 just to keep people from jumping all over Marathon Don’s back. In case of REALLY SEVERE conditions, we have a certified alternate route that’s 12 loops instead of 6, but our timing guys really hope we don’t have to use it.

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Mile 23 – Emmon’s Cliff

Don’t you love a course with words like “cliff” and “leap” We do. Emmons is highlighted by rolling parkland filled with cedars and oaks. The funny thing is, when we searched for photos online of Emmon’s, we mainly found EMS rescues. Hmmmm…..

Cameron Park Clubhouse

The historic Clubhouse sits atop a bluff above the Brazos River. With white columns, reception rooms, outdoor decks and sitting areas (again, not an excuse to rest), the Clubhouse is ideal for weddings and events. Just not resting. Move on to the finish line.

Mile 24 – Jacob’s Ladder & Rock Shelter

Climbing this bizarre, one-of-a-kind staircase is one of the park’s most beloved challenges.

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You are invited to join us for the Big Beach Marathon and Half Marathon in beautiful Gulf Shores, Alabama the weekend of January 29th & 30th, 2022.  The courses are flat and fast running on the fully paved trails through Gulf State Park, with the start and finish located at the Hangout with stunning beaches and views of the Gulf of Mexico. In addition to Sunday’s Marathon and Half Marathon, the Safari 7K on Saturday gives an opportunity to take on the Shark or Dolphin challenge! Run the 7K Saturday and the Full or Half Marathon Sunday and get 3 medals, cool shirts, extra beer tickets, and the ultimate in bragging rights. 

We can’t wait to see you at Big Beach!

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Race Information

The course involves 211 (marathon) or 105.5 (1/2 marathon) laps on the indoor track (200 meters per lap) in the ONU Sports Center. The marathon is USATF certified: OH10061PR. A member of the ONU cross country or track & field team will count each runner’s lap and record his or her times, and a FinishLynx timing system will be used at the finish line.

Packet Pickup:
Packet pickup will be Saturday, Jan. 26, from 4-8 p.m. in the Sports Center. Packets also can be picked up the morning of the race starting at 6:30 a.m.

Pre-race Dinner:
An all-you-can-eat pre-race pasta buffet dinner will be offered on Saturday, Jan. 26, in the Sports Center from 5-7&

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• Florida in January - With an average high temperature for the date of 71 degrees and an average low of 48 degrees we have an excellent chance for great running weather.  And for our northern friends, those temps probably look pretty good!

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4PM to 7PM - Packet Pickup @ TBD 

Saturday January 29, 2022 - Race Day       

5:00AM to 9:30AM - Same Day Packet Pickup @ Finish Line Area Gubler Park - 2374 Rachel Dr Santa Clara Utah  -  

5:30AM - Full Marathon Loads Bus @ Finish Line Area Gubler Park - 2374 Rachel Dr Santa Clara Utah

7:00AM - Half Marathon Loads Bus @ Finish Line Area Gubler Park - 2374 Rachel Dr Santa Clara Utah

7:00AM - Start Full Marathon @ Veyo Fairgrounds/Park

8:30AM - Start Half Marathon @ On Course just below Gunlock Reservoir. No cars please!!! 

9:30AM - 10K/5K Meet at Finish Line @ Finish Line Area Gubler Park - 2374 Rachel Dr Santa Clara Utah

10:00AM - Start 10K @ Finish Line Are

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​The race schedule is the same both December 31 and January 1.

​6:30 am to 2:00 pm - Race Day Packet Pickup is available before you begin your race(s).

5K will begin at 7 am. There will be a wave start, with waves starting every 2 minutes. 

The Half Marathon and Marathon will begin at 8:30 am. There will be a wave start, with waves starting every 2 minutes.

At 2:00 pm, anyone who has not started their last loop will not be allowed to continue. This will be registered in the race results as a DNF (Did Not Finish) and will not earn a medal.At 3:30 pm, the course closes.

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Course description:
Four loops on greenbelts in Kingwood, starting at the Greentree Pool, proceeding to Lake Houston and returning to the Greentree Pool. The course is run entirely on concrete greenbelt trails which are open to the public. Please use caution when crossing streets and be courteous to the residents of the neighborhood.

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PSST! CALLING ALL CRAZIES
The Backside offers a rare opportunity to participate in a Double Down by knocking out two marathons or half marathons in one weekend. Run in the Derby Marathon, the Nashville Marathon, or any other marathon on Saturday before the Backside on Sunday, May 1, 2022. [read more]

Look no further. You’ve found your spring marathon or half marathon! The Providence Marathon returns on May 1, 2022, for another exciting run through the Rhode Island capital. With historic downtown sites, scenic Providence River views, and the charm of the city’s surrounding neighborhoods, you’ll enjoy memorable miles whether it’s your first marathon or 100th half marathon. Plus, you’ll enjoy a free beer (if of age), music, vendor giveaways at our rockin’ after-party. 

So, what are you waiting for? Secure your spot today. 

Our flat and smooth course has become a favorite of Boston Qualifiers and first-time marathoners, alike.  

The race starts in Downtown Providence before heading south toward&n

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Eau Claire Marathon & Half Marathon, Marathon Relay, 10K, 5K
Eau Claire, WI USA
May 1, 2022    

Known as the Biggest Small Town Race in the USA, the Eau Claire Marathon impresses runners year after year.

The Eau Claire Marathon is well organized, supports the community, is family-friendly and has a beautiful course which makes this one of the best races in the Midwest!

Eau Claire Marathon Race Weekend will take place April 30 - May 1, 2022 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The weekend includes a Boston qualifying marathon, a half marathon, a four-person marathon relay, a 5k run/walk, the Cheri Uelmen’s Fantastically Fun Kid’s Run, Cheri’s Crazy Challenge,

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Eugene Marathon & Half Marathon, 5K, Kids Run
Eugene, OR USA
May 1, 2022  

The 2022 Eugene Marathon and Half Marathon courses will feel familiar to those who ran the race between 2011-2018. Marathoners and Half Marathons will start on Agate, in the shadow of Hayward Field, heading south. The course takes runners through the University neighborhoods and south on E Amazon all the way to Frank Kinney Park. Heading back toward the University of Oregon, runners follow Amazon Parkway and turn east on 19th Ave. Near Mile 9, runners pass by Hayward Field heading north, cross Franklin Blvd and head east toward Springfield. After joining the Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path System, the Marathon and Half Marathon course

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Join us May 1, 2022, for a great running experience through the streets of Lincoln, Nebraska.  Our event offers something for runners of all ages and abilities, from elite runners to everyday athletes looking to accomplish a fitness goal.

Registration opens on January 8, 2022.  Watch for an email that includes registration details, if you are a past participant of the Lincoln Marathon and Half MarathonThe Lincoln Marathon is organized by the Lincoln Track Club, a volunteer organization that has been promoting running in Lincoln, Nebraska, since 1975.

Lincoln Marathon.

The Sowers Club Cup is presented to the first woman to finish the Lincoln Marathon.

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The Mississauga Marathon has become one of Canada’s premier running events over the past two decades. We have created a unique experience for each and every participant of all ages and abilities while at the same time encouraging healthy, active lifestyles, community involvement and charitable giving.

May 1, 2022

A scenic course that takes in all of Mississauga’s beauty. A fast and net downhill, point to point course. Starting at Celebration Square/City Hall you will find yourself crossing over the Credit River to Mississauga Road.  The University of Toronto’s Mississauga Campus, Mississaugua Golf and Country Club, and beautiful residential ne

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SDCCU OC MARATHON COURSE CERTIFICATION # CA14059RS

The SDCCU OC Marathon Course will start in front of our Official Start Line Hotel, the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa just south of Santa Barbara Drive. You will run through the beautiful coastal communities of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Santa Ana finishing off at the OC Fair and Event Center conveniently located just off the 55 freeway in the heart of Costa Mesa.

SDCCU OC MARATHON HAS AMAZING VIEWS

The first mile of the OC Marathon course includes a breathtaking panorama of the Pacific Ocean before winding through the seaside village of Corona del Mar including the spectacul

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Details

DATE:May 1, 2022 7:00 am

Wondering why you should run in the DICK’S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon? We’ll let our previous participants tell you:

• “I have run 167 marathons around the world, and I can honestly say that the Pittsburgh Marathon has been one of my favorites. The organization and support behind the race is top-notch.”  -2019 Participant
• “I run in cities all over the country and think that this race is one of the best organized and friendliest races!”  -2019 Participant
• “Great marathon, great organization, and AMAZING community support along the race route.”  -2019 Participant
• “Pittsburgh puts other cities’ marathons to shame.”  -2019 Participant
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The Race of Champions Marathon is held in memory of Walter H. Childs Sr., the founder of the race who died in 1991.
The race served as the AAU National Championships and was the Pan American qualifier in the late 60’s
Nearly 60 years later it is one of the oldest consecutive running marathons in America and the world.

Race Details

• Sunday, May 1st, 2022
• USATF sanctioned & certified course and a Boston Mararthon Qualifier
• T-shirts to first 250 pre-registered runners.
• Finishers medal & post-race dinner for all runners
• New USATF Certfied Course: Ashley Resevior MA

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Saturday, May 1, 2021 @ 7:00 A   Strolling Jim™

101 Spring StreetWartrace, TN • 40 Miler, Marathon, 1/2 Marathon, 10K

n 2021, Zach Beavin, of Lexington, KY followed up on his 2019 pursuit of one of the most revered records in all of ultra running; (Andy Jones’ brilliant 3:59:26). where he established a couple of new course record splits on his way to the second fastest Jim ever!! Of course, his 4:07:42 left him wanting more.
Zach came in trained and ready, with an adjusted plan for knocking off the record. By the 50k it was apparent that he would not be denie

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2021 SDCCU OC Marathon Running Festival races will include the OC Half Marathon, the OC 5K, and Kids Run the OC. The OC Full Marathon has been paused for 2021, but will be back in May of 2022.

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The Marathon course is fast, downhill, and scenic. Starting at Yonge and Sheppard in North York and finishing at Exhibition Place, the Marathon winds through many of the city’s great neighbourhoods. This Toronto favourite is one of the fastest courses you will find anywhere and is a great qualifier for the Boston Marathon. Many of our participants continue to post PR’s in this event!

Entry fees are non-refundable under all circumstances. Once we receive and accept your entry, you will not receive a refund for any reason and you will not be able to defer your entry to another year.

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Oklahoma City hosts the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon as a tribute to those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever. It also supports the privately owned and operated Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum.

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon has evolved into one of the most anticipated races in the country. The emotional and inspirational power runners feel – as we reflect on the tragedy of April 19, 1995 – has never waned.

Whether this will be your first marathon or you are a top athlete, it will be a RUN to REMEMBER!

Each course was enhanced to include new parts of our ever-growing city. You can experience the beauty of each community in Oklahoma City, Nichols Hills, and the Village between all five races

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APRIL 24, 2022 / BROOKLYN / NYC

APRIL 24, 2022 / BROOKLYN / NYC

On April 24th, 2022 join thousands of marathoners and half marathoners for an epic running journey a decade in the making! Founded in 2011, the NYCRUNS Brooklyn Marathon & Half Marathon now has a course worthy of the borough it calls home and a great new Spring date.

The iconic new route starts in hip and edgy

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Sunday, April 24
7:00am - Half and full marathon start
2:30pm - Race course closes

Do I have to register to run?
In order to participate in the 5K, Half Marathon, or Full Marathon, you must register prior to the race. Each participant over the age of 18 must register themselves and sign their own participation waiver. 

How do I register for the Silo District Marathon? How do I confirm my registration?
All participants must register online. Once you are registered, you may confirm your registration 

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EVENT DETAILS

The Valley 7 Lakes Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5 Person Relay tours the 7 deep water lake communities in and around charming Valley, Nebraska.  “Giving every participant the opportunity to run to their potential” is the race’s guiding star.  The course has been designed to a total of 21′ total elevation gain, earning it the “Flattest Closed Road Marathon in the World” designation.  Nebraska’s only completely closed road marathon, no bike paths or sidewalks!  The 5 Person Road Relay will  be in the traditional Japanese fashion with legs of 5K, 10K, 5K, 10K, 12K.  Runners will wear and pass a sash called a Tasuki.  Check  the website for more details.    All events start and f

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WE ARE BACK FOR ONE FINAL YEAR!.

Come join us for a marathon or half marathon runs along some beautiful paved trails as well as a few dirt tails at Cook Park in Tigard, Oregon. This race will be the first of three races in the Firecracker Triple over the 4th of July weekend.

2022 Firecracker Triple/Trifecta:
Saturday, July 2, 2022 - Cook Park Marathon/Half/7hr - Cook Park, Tigard, OR
Sunday, July 3, 2022 - Summerlake Loopy Marathon/Half/7hr - Summerlake Park, Tigard, OR
Monday, July 4, 2022 - Foot

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REVEL Mt. Charleston Marathon Apr, 2022 (TBD)100 - 500 participants  Mount Charleston, Nevada  Road Half-marathon Marathon  Boston Qualifier

• Boston Qualifier: Yes

This incredibly fast and remarkably beautiful road race takes runners from the forests of Kyle Canyon on Mt Charleston to Las Vegas, Nevada. Featuring a smooth downhill slope and spectacular scenery in the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, this race will be sure to help you set your PR and finally hit that Boston Qualifying time as it is the fastest marathon and half marathon in Nevada. REVEL in speed. REVEL in beauty. REVEL down Mount Charleston!

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Run around a beautiful 5 mile loop at the Greenway Park Trails during the week between Christmas and New Years!

While the weather has proven to be unpredictable, it does average between 50 to 80 degrees. There will be two aid stations set up, one at the start/finish line and one halfway through the park at the turnaround.

For the ninth year in a row, Savage Racing will be hosting the 12th Savage Seven Challenge in Ocala, Florida! It is the perfect way to finish off the year with 7 Marathons, Half Marathons or 50K race. For the 2021-2022 Challenge, we will start the SEVEN day challenge on December 27, 2021 and end on January 2, 2022. We will also be hosting a race on December 26, 2021 called “The Ghost of Savage Seven.”

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All parking is at the race site. There are enough spots for all the runners in the 3 parking lots of Celebration Park. Get there early to allow enough time for parking, potty lines, and especially extra time if you still need to pick up your packet.

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About The Race
Run for the Ranch began in 1999 as a fund raiser for the Good Samaritan Boys Ranch, Ozark Mountain Ridge Runners, and other local charities. The event is held annually on the last weekend of the year and is traditionally one of the last chances in the calendar year to Marathon in the United States.

The Course:

Flat & very fast! This course is a certified 3.275 mi loop so that the marathon is exactly 8 loops and the half marathon is exactly 4 loops. Very clear directional arrows will be posted along the course. All race distances are certified USATF Certified course, Boston and NYC Qualifier

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The Dallas Marathon is a nonprofit organization with a focus on promoting health and physical fitness through running events and related activities. Established in 1971, the history of the organization encompasses tremendous growth and produces what has become Dallas’ largest and Texas’ longest running marathon, the BMW Dallas Marathon, as well as several other weekend event options including a Half Marathon, 50K Ultra Marathon, 2-person half marathon relay, 5-person marathon relay, 10K, 5K, the Friday Night Lights Mile and various Kids Races.

Running the marathon in Dallas highlights the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, entertainment districts and iconic Dallas landmarks. Tens of thousands of spectators join in BMW Dallas Marathon Day – the second Sunda

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The Honolulu Marathon starts on Ala Moana Boulevard, which in Hawaiian means “path by the ocean.” This phrase is an appropriate description for the entire race course. At the Starting Line is Ala Moana Beach Park, a local recreation area encompassing over 100 acres of park, beaches, swimming and surfing spots.

Course:
The course goes through downtown Honolulu, past Iolani Palace and the Christmas lights, through Waikiki and climbs up and around Diamond Head, before heading out through Kahala and out to Hawaii Kai. Turning back after Hawaii Kai toward Kahala and Honolulu, the course passes Diamond Head again on the ocean side before finishing in Kapiolani Park.

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The Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon weekend is a multi-race event, offering four different distances. Saturday gets started at 8am with our Margaritaville Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon 5K, and is followed by our Chevron Kids Marathon 1-Mile race at 9:30am. Sunday is our Marathon and Half Marathon, both of which start at 7am. We also offer a Double Down award for runners who want to run on both days.

The Mississippi Gulf Coast Marathon course features a fast, flat, BQ-friendly path along the coast from Pass Christian to Biloxi. The course is a USATF Certified Boston Qualifier route and offers unobstructed beach views and takes you past some of the coast’s most historic and beautiful homes.

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Marathon 26.226.2 miles of palm lined, glittering waterfront to historic neighborhoods.

The Garden of Life Palm Beaches Marathon course will take you through the lively downtown area, through historic areas and quaint neighborhoods. You will run on shaded city streets, and on palm lined Flagler Drive past the Manatee Lagoon, museums and parks with glittering water views and beautiful architecture. 100% flat. 100% beautiful.

Boston Qualifier. Fast, flat course. 

Chasing a BQ? The Garden of Life Palm Beaches Marathon is a Boston Qualifier. The Marathon course is USATF certified and ranked 2nd fastest in Florida. Our experienced pace team can help you achieve your goal.

Start/Finish: Flagler Drive by 104 Datu

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THE RACE:

Join us at 7am on December 12, 2021 for the year 10 celebration of what is currently the highest rated marathon in the state of Texas (marathonguide.com). You’ll have the opportunity to explore the Bryan/College Station community as well as experience the Aggie spirit while you run throughout the Texas A&M campus.

The race courses are primarily flat and fast, and the route includes plenty of shady neighborhoods, several golf courses, and enough crowd support to help you get to the finish for your first time or your fastest time. The marathon course has a few rolling hills miles 11 – 13, but is otherwise flat. The marathon course is USAT&F certified and a Boston

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The  Huntsville Track Club and the Huntsville Sports Commission invite you to help save the world from Dr. Ossired’s nefarious intentions this year at the Rocket City Marathon. In a race unlike any you participated in before, you’ll be an integral part of a story that unfolds on the streets of Huntsville. Follow us on social media and our website as we reveal more of the comic that pays homage to the 1950’s style science fiction that inspired many of the actual rocket scientists that lived and worked in Huntsville and helped us reach the moon and beyond.

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Join us over the holidays for the biggest running fiesta in San Antonio! Immerse yourself in a vibrant and prideful city with more than 300 years of history, and get a firsthand view of the city’s most iconic landmarks—including the River Walk, Tower of Americas, Torch of Friendship, and more. But the party doesn’t stop there: you’ll discover holiday magic and adventure at every turn while exploring a city rich with heritage, fresh new attractions, and one-of-a-kind food. Finish your year with a Rock ‘n’ Roll fiesta in San Antonio!

Course Overview

Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio takes you past the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Tower of Americas, River Walk, Torch of Friendship and much more. You’ll a

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Rock ‘n’ Roll Fiesta

Join us over the holidays for the biggest running fiesta in San Antonio! Immerse yourself in a vibrant and prideful city with more than 300 years of history, and get a firsthand view of the city’s most iconic landmarks—including the River Walk, Tower of Americas, Torch of Friendship, and more. But the party doesn’t stop there: you’ll discover holiday magic and adventure at every turn while exploring a city rich with heritage, fresh new attractions, and one-of-a-kind food. Finish your year with a Rock ‘n’ Roll fiesta in San Antonio!

Course Overview

Rock ‘n’ Roll San Antonio takes you past the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Tower of Americas, River Walk

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Welcome to the 2020-2021 Topo Trail Running Series.  This is a no frills trail run race series with the goal of getting you out on the trails in the winter months.  Each race location will have a one (4 to 6 miles) and two (8 to 12 miles) loop courses.  In today’s environment, we are limited on the races we can offer.  As race venues allow races to occur, they will be added to the schedule.  The races will be timed and have COVID protocols in place.

We want to keep the cost down for you and also keep you active during the Winter months.  Each race has a $20 entry fee.  Races will have limited participation numbers, and we will only have on-line pre-registration.  No race day registration!  Racer checkin is

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1/2 MARATHON COURSE DESCRIPTION

The Wildwood Trail 1/2 Marathon starts on the asphalt Hamilton-Carr Trail which takes runners to the chat surfaced Al Foster Memorial Trail. The Al Foster Memorial Trail will take marathoners to the Rock Hollow Connector, where they will spend a number of gorgeous miles running Rock Hollow West and East Trails (running the entire length of Rock Hollow Trail). Racers will then leave the Rock Hollow Trail and run the entire length of the Al Foster Memorial Trail to the Sherman Beach Trailhead. Upon checking in with the aid station at Sherman Beach, competitors will travel on the Al Foster Memorial Trail and Hamilton-Carr Trail to the finish of the 1/2 Marathon at LaS

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Run a Half or 10K below sea level in one of America’s most unique and special National Park. Both routes are out-and-back on Highway 190 and Mustard Canyon Road. Mustard Canyon is mostly unpaved and will be closed to traffic for at least 3 hours during the race.

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The half marathon starts in the same location and at the same time as the full and 10K on B.B. King Blvd. between Beale St. and FedEx Forum. The route marries the marathon and 10K courses through Downtown Memphis and up 2nd Street to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital campus to greet patients and their families, before heading south on Front St. through the bustling South Main District. Runners will then head east to Danny Thomas Blvd. and north to picturesque North Parkway. The half route splits off on N. Avalon St. to head south through Evergreen neighborhood’s Stonewall St. whose residents fully embrace the celebration of race day year after year. Runners return downtown via North Parkway and Danny T

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The Millinocket Marathon & Half and the Mount Desert Island Marathon, Half & Relay are pleased to once again join forces to produce the popular Sea to Summit Maine Race Series, featuring two of our great state’s marquee events and a very special finishers medallion!

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We DO NOT have cups at the aid stations for water. We do our best to limit the footprint we leave at races and on the trails, so we will not have any cups for you. We encourage all of our runners to have reusable cups, bottles, and hydration packs to carry water in a bottle.

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The Millinocket Marathon & Half and the Mount Desert Island Marathon, Half & Relay are pleased to once again join forces to produce the popular Sea to Summit Maine Race Series, featuring two of our great state’s marquee events and a very special finishers medallion!

When you sign up for MDI and select ‘Sea To Summit’ you are automatically signed up for Millinocket and race series! Click HERE to learn more.

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Race Description:

This challenging race features a Boston Qualifying Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K.   The Full and Half Race starts in Lenoir City, TN and ends in Loudon, TN. Runners will experience grand views of countryside, rivers as they cross bridges, and hometown hospitality.  This race is not for the faint of heart. Rolling hills are the mainstay.  If you don’t think you are up for Widow Maker Hill at Mile 22 - well, there’s no shame in admitting that you just ain’t got it. So Ladies and Gentlemen - it’s time to feel the LoCo!!!

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The Marathon course, which is primarily downhill, does have sections of rolling hills (from miles 2-4, 10-12 and 24-25) so please be prepared!  The Marathon and Marathon Relay events start at 7am and the course closes at 1:30 p.m. 

Enjoy beautiful Tucson winter weather with temperatures at the start that average in the high 30s and reaching 65-70 degrees Fahrenheit by 11 a.m. The Old West historical town of Oracle marks the starting line of this is primarily a downhill marathon. with some hills around mile 2-4, and mile 11-12 and mile 24.

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The full marathon course will change slightly for 2021. Instead of running on the road near the Ferry Terminal in Lewes, we are being required to move to the paved trail next to the road. We will turn around somewhere along that trail. There will a few other small changes. The map and exact course details will not be updated until we know that the 2021 race is definitely happening.

 

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In-person: Saturday, November 27, 2021
Virtual: Choose your date

The Amica Insurance Seattle Marathon, Seattle’s original hometown marathon and the oldest marathon in the Pacific Northwest, is set on a beautiful course with rolling hills and scenic views of Seattle’s iconic bridges, waterways and architecture. Take part in this iconic Thanksgiving weekend tradition and see why we’ve been RUNNING SEATTLE SINCE 1970.

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It’s half the marathon, with all the triumph!

In 2017 the Philadelphia Marathon Team created a new course for the Half Marathon with almost ten miles in the city. This new course takes runners through most of the same historic areas and iconic neighborhoods that Philadelphia has to offer. The new Half Marathon course is the most unique and exciting Half Marathon course in the city.

Have the time of your life in 2021 completing 13.1 challenging miles that wind through Philadelphia’s most scenic and historic neighborhoods. From the history-steeped streets of Old City, through one of the liveliest stretches of Center City, across the Schuylkill, up through the bucolic trails of Fairmount Park, and back down to c

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The marathon course was designed by a passionate group of local distance runners to be first and foremost, a great run course. This 26.2 mile course will provide a great experience for the first-time or experienced marathon runner by providing a safe course with plenty of well stocked aid stations, great spectator support, and an amazing finish line experience. We are proud to showcase Chattanooga with this route that will surely be one to remember! Approximate elevation gain is 1200 feet. ** Course is subject to change. *

Come experience the natural beauty & urban space of Chattanooga! Race weekend, you will explore Chattanooga’s scenic qualities that define our community as the best outdoor destination! Runners will pass the Tennessee River & v

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Course Details: 

The course is out-and-back along the historic Delaware Canal State Park towpath trail from Washington Crossing Historic Park to just OF New Hope, PA returning to Washington Crossing Historic Park. There will be signs at each of the first 13 mile marks. Know that the second loop on the course the mile marks.

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You’re invited to join us for the 2021 Novant Health Charlotte Marathon events!   Registration is open NOW for the in-person OR virtual 2021 Novant Health Charlotte Marathon, Half Marathon, 5K, and Marathon Relay events. This year, we’ll have TWO WAYS for you to participate. Join us in-person Saturday, November 13 at the starting line in uptown Charlotte, or you may choose to run a virtual event between October 30 – November 13.

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There’s a distance for everyone! Choose between the full marathon, half marathon, 10k, and 5k. This year we even have a Shadow Runner option for any of our participants that are unable to make it to the in-person race.

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Did someone say Tacos and Beer?

 That’s right we are proud to announce that all runners will be awarded a free glass of beer and a plate of street tacos at post race expo!  And yes you can buy more beers or plates of tacos  for $4 each (must be 21 or older for the beer) if your under 21 we will have a free rootbeer for you.  

Special note:  Friends and family can buy food and beer tickets for $4 each.

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Experience A Charming Escape

 Escape your routine and join us for a Southern getaway in the heart of Savannah. Run this flat, fast course and you’ll uncover all that this charming city has to offer, from the Victorian homes and antebellum architecture to an incredible finish in the magical Forsyth Park. You’ll feel the southern charm in the air as the whole community lines the streets to cheer you on.

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Course Description:

The Boston Marathon qualifying USATF certified course (13.1 mile loop) starts at the Bowling Green Ball Park and runs through historic downtown Bowling Green, Kentucky and the beautiful WKU campus. (Marathoners will run the course twice.) Runners will finish at the Bowling Green Ball Park. There will be a 6 hour time limit on the race. After 6 hours, participants must move to the sidewalks or extreme right side of the road. There will be cyclists on the course to assist runners when needed.​​

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The Course

All races are “out-and-back” on the Ghost Town Trail– which was named as Pennsylvania’s “Trail of the Year” for 2019!

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Event takes place in the spectacular and beautiful Kane Creek Canyon area near Moab, Utah.

This course is unique and wild. The canyons around Moab are unlike anywhere in the world, and this course conquers some of the most spectacular! You will travel through narrow canyons with spectacular vertical walls on both sides and along the rim-tops of deep canyons with spectacular vistas every direction.

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Over the past 50 years, the New York City Marathon has grown from a local road race held entirely in Central Park to the world’s largest marathon.

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Miles of Ocean views  that will keep you in awe as you stroll along the Ventura beachfront.  Mostly flat, two loop Full marathon course.  Half Marathon, 5k and 10k distances available too. 

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Happy Hippie Harvest RunNov 6, 2021 - Saturday100 - 500 participantsLas Vegas, NevadaRoadHalf-marathonMarathon5k10kUltra 12hrHappy Hippie Harvest Run Overview

Beyond Limits Running, the producer of the nationally recognized Jackpot Ultra Running Festival in Southern Nevada, is proud to announce the 3rd Annual Happy Hippie Harvest Run will take place Saturday, November 6, 2021 at the iconic Gilcrease Orchard in Las Vegas. Not only will happy hippie runners have an opportunity to run a 5K, 10K, half-marathon and marathon through this historic 90-year old orchard, but for those wanting to really go beyond limits, a 12-hour timed race will again be available!

Runners will work-up a healthy hippie appetite as they run past apples, pears, peaches, cucumbers, sweet potat

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As you reach the summits of this course, you’ll take in a view of San Francisco Bay tucked behind the rolling green hills of the Marin Headlands to the east and looking west you will view the Pacific Ocean. One thing’s certain…the views this course offers are unlike any other. You’ll start and finish at the historic parade ground at Ft. Barry in Rodeo Valley. Along this scenic trail run through the Marin Headlands, you’ll soak in panoramic vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge, the San Francisco Bay and the lush Pacific shoreline peppered with vibrant wildflowers. The course is a combination of single track hiking trails and fire roads.

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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.

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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.

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Course:

Starting and finishing in Lithia Park the course circumnavigates the Ashland watershed accumulating 7,200 feet of elevation change on dirt roads and trails with approximately 2 miles of asphalt.

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The CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon course is relatively flat and fast with a few small hills. It is a wonderful course that highlights many beautiful buildings and monuments in downtown Indianapolis and several of our neighborhoods. Some of those highlights include: the Indiana State Capitol, Arts Garden, Lucas Oil Stadium, Circle Center Mall, Warehouse District, Eli Lilly campus, Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Monument Circle, Federal buildings / monuments, Cultural Trail, Mass Ave District, Pennsylvania Avenue through Fall Creek Place, Meridian Street, Washington Boulevard through Meridian-Kessler, Butler University, the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Broad Ripple, State Fairgrounds and Fall Creek Parkway among others.

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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.

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Join us for a marathon, half marathon, 10k or family run through the beautiful streets and trails of Olathe. This year marks the 18th anniversary of the event, which began in 2003 as the Olathe Marathon. The city of Olathe is just 20 minutes southwest of downtown Kansas City, located in Johnson County, Kansas. Come experience our Midwest charm in the Land of Oz.

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Recognized for impeccable organization on a scenic course managed by the US Marines in Arlington, VA and the nation’s capital, the Marine Corps Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the US and the world. Known as ‘the best marathon for beginners,’ the MCM is the largest marathon in the world that doesn’t offer prize money, earning its nickname, “The People’s Marathon.”

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We know you’ve heard that before! Well…in our case it is true. The total elevation for the Full Marathon is 59 feet. The total elevation for the Half Marathon is 40 feet. We are unique not only with our theme but with our course and price!

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It’s the largest weekend party in town, and you can be part of it! Whether you’re a runner or walker, whether you want to volunteer or cheer, whether you want to participate for charity, or just for your own satisfaction, we’d love for you to join us. Sign up today and be part of the Pig Party!

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The Cape Cod Marathon began in 1978, run for first 6 years at Otis AFB, and since then, on a scenic one-loop certified course in Falmouth. This year marks the 43rd running and is hosted by the Falmouth Track Club.

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The 9th annual Northern Ohio Marathon will consist of Lake County’s first and only marathon, along with a Half Marathon & 5-Person Relay. 
The marathon and half marathon will utilize the Mentor Senior Center parking lot as the races starting and finish points. They will wind through northern Mentor, along Lake Erie and back.  The new COVID approved route is a double loop course for marathoners.

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The biggest day of running in Greenville returns on OCTOBER 30, 2021 and it’s called Spinx Run Fest LIVE! Thank you for waiting it out. Spinx Run Fest is returning to normal in 2021 with a full slate of running events. Best of all, it will all happen in a SINGLE DAY of Running Nirvana.  Get in on the excitement and fanfare at Spinx Fun Fest 2021. We’re going LIVE and never looking back!

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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. 

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From 2004-2010, this race was run as The Shoreline Sharks Half Marathon. The race was renamed in 2011, honoring the great venue that we have. Since 2011 this race is open to ALL! This is just too good to keep to ourselves! Most roads will be closed (Police at intersections) and The Savin Rock Conference Center is open for registration, bathrooms and awards.

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This is our 8th annual race in Emerald Isle! Join us for a beautiful run with beach views and one of the flattest and fastest courses! We are a Boston Qualifier and are sanctioned and certified!

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Tackle the Potowatami & Crooked Lake Trails with us as we celebrate 35 years of trail! The course is neither flat nor fast, but it is a beautiful loop with constant hills through Michigan’s Pinckney Recreation Area. A Michigan Recreation Passport is required for entry into the park. A portion of each entry fee will be donated to the John Rogucki Memorial Fund.

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Race Date: October 24, 2021

Race Time: Varies by Race

Race Location: Burlington, VT

Race Link: People’s United Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay

Description: Since 1989, the People’s United Bank Vermont City Marathon has been held on Memorial Day Weekend. Vermont state officials have provided one of the country’s most effective responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time (February 2021) we feel it is still premature to proceed with a large gathering event in late May. We will instead plan to present the race on October 24th, allowing for more time to prepare

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The Youngstown Marathon drives to support the Mahoning Valley by bringing together runners from across the country to beautiful Youngstown, Ohio.

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This genuine Rhode Island marathon will showcase what is great about the Ocean State. Not only does the course feature iconic Rhode Island beauty, our post-race festival will include an authentic Rhode Island experience at the Narragansett Town Beach.

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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

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Boise Marathon is a 5K, 10K, half marathon and Idaho’s certified full Boston-qualifying marathon located in the heart of beautiful downtown Boise, Idaho.

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Bringing the fun to the run since 1998, Rock ‘n’ Roll San Diego is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. Starting at Balboa Park and finishing in Downtown San Diego, you’ll explore up to eight well-known neighborhoods and experience an insider tour that even the locals rave about. This ultimate foot tour highlights all the iconic communities, their personalities, and everything we love about America’s Finest City: San Diego, CA.

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The People’s United Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay will run in 2021 and has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 24, 2021 from its traditional Memorial Day weekend date.

The course takes runners along the Adirondack and Green Mountain framed shores of Lake Champlain for unmatched scenic beauty. 

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The 7th Annual Loco Half & Full Marathon is returning to Newmarket, NH on Sunday, October 24, 2021 for another beautiful day of fall running through southern New Hampshire! This course is flat and fast, and provides runners iconic fall foliage views along winding country roads through four coastal New Hampshire towns. Even better, our 2021 race has our best race swag yet!

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For a few hours in a little town in the middle of West Texas, almost 500 racers bring everything they have to a race called the M2M.

Whether you’re looking for that fast Boston Qualifier, or just a more relaxed race, look no further!

Dry, cool, high desert climate, gradual downhill, spectacular scenery, low traffic, and a downhill to the finish line in sight where lunch awaits!

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This historic event features three distances including the marathon, half marathon, and 5K plus a bonus challenge option. The half and full marathons use the gorgeous A & Y greenway in Greensboro, NC. This scenic, paved rail-trail is a favorite to both race and train on. The 5K takes place in Country Park, Greensboro’s running Mecca.

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Quick Overview
Series Dates: Saturday, October 16-Friday, October 22, 2021
Race Times: Alabama’s race begins at 6:30 AM CT; all other races in this series begin at 7:30 AM ET. No Early Start for Georgia.
Early Start: Yes (optional); click HERE for details. No Early Start for Georgia

• Day 7: Alabama
  • Yoholo – Micco Trail
  • 406 East Broad Street
  • Eufaula, AL
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Quick Overview
Series Dates: Saturday, October 16-Friday, October 22, 2021
Race Times: Alabama’s race begin at 6:30 AM CT; all other races in this series begin at 7:30 AM ET. No Early Start for Georgia.
Early Start: Yes (optional); click HERE for details. No Early Start for Georgia

• Day 6: Georgia
  • Amerson River Park
  • 2551 North Pierce Drive
  • Macon, Georgia 31204
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Quick Overview
Series Dates: Saturday, October 16-Friday, October 22, 2021
Race Times: Alabama’s race begin at 6:30 AM CT; all other races in this series begin at 7:30 AM ET. No Early Start for Georgia.
Early Start: Yes (optional); click HERE for details. No Early Start for Georgia

• Day 5: South Carolina
  • Shaver Recreation Complex
  • 698 W. South 4th Street
  • Seneca, SC
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Quick Overview
Series Dates: Saturday, October 16-Friday, October 22, 2021
Race Times: Alabama’s race begin at 6:30 AM CT; all other races in this series begin at 7:30 AM ET. No Early Start for Georgia.
Early Start: Yes (optional); click HERE for details. No Early Start for Georgia

• Day 4: North Carolina
  • Fletcher Community Park
  • 86 Howard Gap Road
  • Fletcher, NC
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Quick Overview
Series Dates: Saturday, October 16-Friday, October 22, 2021
Race Times: Alabama’s race begin at 6:30 AM CT; all other races in this series begin at 7:30 AM ET. No Early Start for Georgia.
Early Start: Yes (optional); click HERE for details. No Early Start for Georgia

• Day 3: Tennessee
  • Steele Creek Park
  • Steele Creek Park Road
  • Bristol, TN
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Our marathon course offers international appeal, traversing both downtown Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, crossing the border at both the Ambassador Bridge and Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. You will run through historic neighborhoods, around beautiful Belle Isle, and along the spectacular RiverWalk.

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The full marathon will give runners a tour of downtown Grand Rapids and then head out of the city and into the beautiful trails of Millennium Park to show just how great Michigan is in the fall.

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The Course:  The certified marathon and half-marathon begin and end near the house where Clarence H. DeMar, seven-time Boston Marathon Winner, once lived. The half-marathon course is out and back on the west shore of South Hero and Grand Isle; a land of farms, apple orchards, and summer cottages. The terrain is flat to rolling and about 75% dirt road (hard packed and well maintained). 

NEW IN 2021: The full marathon course is two laps of the half-marathon course. This helps us improve our logistics and provide a better experience for our racers.

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The 7 Bridges Marathon starts at Coolidge Park near the Big Blue Rhino (and the Chattanooga Theatre) on Tremont Avenue. The new course crosses the 4 bridges downtown and 3 “upgraded” bridges on the North Chick Greenway. The course is road, concrete, and asphalt. Aid stations and bathroom facilities are available almost every mile.

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COURSE TIME LIMIT ➤MARATHON

There is an 7-hour course limit. This means that you must be able to maintain an average pace of 16-minutes per mile.

The course and finish line will close at 3:00PM for all events.

Please note: There is no Early Start. All Marathon participants start at 8:00AM.

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Welcome to year 11 of the DPR Trail

Half-Marathon, Marathon and 50 Mile Ultra Marathon along the beautiful and fast Des Plaines River Trail in Lake County, Illinois. This is a truly special running course. The DPR Trail is a wide, crushed gravel track, free of roots and rocks, and very flat. All of the major road crossings are managed by way of bridges or viaducts (with only 4 minor road crossings along the whole 50 Mile course, 2 on the Marathon course, and none for the Half-Marathon course). This is a great track through alternating lush forests and open wetlands. With cool temperatures expected, and given the flat terrain and ideal running surface, you’ll find these to be extremely fast courses. The Marathon is a Boston Qualifier! Come out and join us for a great run

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The Aspen Valley Marathon is a beautiful and scenic run along the Rio Grande Trail. Throughout the marathon, the runners travel 1,418 ft downhill. 

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The IMT Des Moines Marathon course is known for showcasing Des Moines’ best with a scenic route including quaint neighborhoods, university campuses, city parks, and skylines, and best of all.. a downtown atmosphere at the finish line.

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This weekend of races starts at the Chevy Court on the New York State Fairgrounds and passes through a series of beautiful tree-lined trails with magnificent Fall colors and crisp fresh air around Onondaga Lake. The weekend kicks off the morning of Saturday, October 16th with the 5k and 10k runs. Then continues the morning of Sunday, October 17th with the full and half marathons. All courses are certified.

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Taking place on the trails between Horsetooth Mountain Park and the Devil’s Backbone Open Space, the course takes you on a north-south tour of the easternmost hogbacks of Northern Colorado’s Front Range mountains. 

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Don’t miss your chance to participate in Kansas City’s largest and most exciting annual race event that takes runners on a tour through the coolest neighborhoods and past the most beautiful landmarks - including the World War I Museum & Memorial, the Country Club Plaza, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Waldo, Westport, 18th & Vine and more!

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The Mankato Marathon, presented by Mayo Clinic Health System, is the boldest race in the Midwest showcasing dynamic courses and determined runners. Our courses are the perfect blend of Mankato’s scenic countryside, trails and historical urban landscape, highlighting the beautiful Minnesota River Valley.

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The Mississippi Blues Marathon Weekend of events will start and finish from our new home at the Mississippi State Capitol Complex!

The Annual Mississippi Blues Marathon will take place in downtown Jackson, Mississippi’s capital city. With live music before, after, and throughout the course, the Mississippi Blues Marathon proves to be one-of-a-kind.

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Start in downtown Peoria and run through historic neighborhoods, lined with trees, brick roads, and finish on the Peoria Riverfront.

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The Lake Tahoe Marathon starts south of Homewood, CA with an optional Early Start at 7am, or earlier, for over-6-hour finishers. The Early Starters are not eligible for any awards except for the finishers medal. The finish line is at Lakeside Beach.

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In one of the great health meccas of the US, rated one of the healthiest, happiest cities in the country, we couldn’t find a premier long-distance marathon.

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The Bank of America Chicago Marathon start line is located in Grant Park at the intersection of Columbus Drive and Monroe Street. 

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The City Of Trees Marathon events are USATF certified courses, and the marathon is a Boston Marathon Qualifier. Chips will be used to assure accurate timing, you must wear a chip to be timed in the events. The course will be marked with a-frame signs and there are mile markers indicating the half and full miles.  The course is mostly under the Fall canopy on the Boise Greenbelt.  The Fall colors make a magnificent back drop for the flat, fast and beautiful course.  The course travels through many Boise parks along the scenic Boise River.  Voted Boise’s best place to run by Trip Advisor, and revealed as a top 20 most popular places to run by RunKeeper, the course displays many unique running paths that are a staple to the area’s li

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Race day for the Spokane Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, and Marathon Relay is Sunday, October 10, 2021.

Mark your calendar, text your best running friend, and grab your favorite training plan!

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The Steamtown Marathon is a USATF-certified event and is an official Boston Marathon qualifier.  The course features a net elevation drop of 955′.  The point-to-point course runs through 14 communities and includes approximately 4.2 miles of paved rails-to-trails along the Lackawanna River.  There are 14 official stations and several port-a-lav stations on the course.

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Since its inception, the Towpath Marathon has grown to become one of Northeast Ohio’s premier marathons, attracting an average of 1,200 participants and 3,500 spectators from more than twenty-seven states for a weekend of outdoor festivities and athletic competition.

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Both the marathon and half marathon will start at 8:00AM. This event takes place in its entirety in Pennsylvania on the outstanding Great Allegheny Passage (GAP). Highlights of the scenic course include the crossings of the 1908 feet long Salisbury Viaduct over the Casselman River, and the Meyersdale Western Maryland Railroad Station.

This race is the fourth event in the 2022 Mid-Atlantic Marathon and Half Marathon Series taking place 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 Hancock Marathon and Half. In order, the series races take place in MD, PA, PA, PA, and MD. Run one, some, or all these great trail races!

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Mohawk Hudson River Marathon

Your PR awaits. Think fast. Think flat. Think about accomplishing one of the greatest challenges of your life: the marathon. There’s no better place to test your mental and physical strength than on our course, described in Runner’s World Magazine as “simple, understated and stunning”, an event with “all the amenities of a major marathon with none of the hassles.” See it for yourself.

Hannaford Supermarkets Half Marathon

Half the distance, all the bragging rights. Whether you are a novice or have a hundred half marathons under your belt, the Hannaford Supermarkets Half Marathon is your race. The fast and scenic course attracts some of the best runners in the Northeast and guarantees an exciting competition. The slight elevation decline i

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Marathon and 12-mile trail races traversing difficult, sometimes technical but stunningly beautiful trails, featuring panoramic views of fall foliage displayed on the surrounding mountains. Climbing and descending for more than 15,000 feet of elevation change, runners will enjoy single track, rugged mountain bike, and smooth horse trails while running over and around Fort Mountain, passing the mysterious rock wall built at the top of the mountain over 1,000 years ago. 

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The award-winning Amica Newport Marathon and Half Marathon courses are a veritable highlight tour of the best Newport has to offer!

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Prairie Fire Marathon is now the premier urban Wichita, Kansas marathon. Kansas runners can count on flat, fast, Boston qualifying courses each year with our Spring and Fall races. The Spring race is held on the first Sunday in May, and the Fall race is on the second Sunday in October. Register for a race to see for yourself!

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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.

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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.

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Catalina Island MarathonOct 9, 2021 - Saturday500 - 1,000 participantsAvalon, CaliforniaTrail5k10kMarathonFun Run 

This “bucket list’ marathon features the exciting and historic marathon course used for decades on the Catalina Island Conservancy’s lands. This includes much of the rugged terrain, spectacular vistas, challenging climbs and special challenges enjoyed by thousands of runners over the years!

Participants can also choose to race over 5k or 10k, and there is also a kid’s run.

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Celebrate 37 years with the Long Beach Marathon, October 9-10, 2021. Experience your Fall race course that combines spectacular oceanfront views, charming seaside communities and the metropolitan feel at the start and finish line.

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Join us October 9, 2021 for the 4th Annual Little Apple Marathon in Manhattan, KS. It will take place at the Tuttle Creek State Park area. The marathon will be 4 loops around the park area. There will also be Half Marathon, 5K and Marathon relay options.

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The Cal-Neva Marathon is a boutique marathon limited to 100 runners. The  course starts at Sand Harbor, Nevada, which is south of Incline Village, and ends near Meadow Road & H89 just south of Homewood, CA.

Free Shuttle Buses will take you from the South Tahoe Transportation Center to the start line at Sand Harbor.

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Blue Ox Marathon scenic 26.2 mile road course on all paved trails and roads. The route is fairly flat consisting of about 50% paved bike trail and 50% paved road. Most of course is partially shaded with some open areas along lake shore.
Look forward to running through downtown Bemidji along with the loop around the Lake!

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ABOUT THE RACE

Join us at for the Baltimore Running Festivals 20th Anniversary! With both live and virtual options, various event distances, and all runners snagging a great Under Armour shirt and a “crack the crab” opening medal for participating, this event is for you!

The fair yet challenging course travels through the many diverse neighborhoods including the scenic Inner Harbor waterfront area, historic Federal Hill and charming Fells Point. 

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Antelope Island Marathon has four distances. Full Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K and 5K. 

The courses for 2020 having some cool additions.  All 4 distances are on the island on the paved roads. The start and finish for all four distances will be at Elephant Point.  This will allow for more views of the lake as well as more parking options. It should be less traffic as well. This will allow racers to stay in their car until their times to start are called. This will allow for social distancing, 

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WHISKEY ROW MARATHON GUIDE & RUNNING ROUTES

As an Arizona running tradition for 98 years, the Whiskey Row Marathon is among the toughest races in the country. Featuring rugged terrain, an altitude in excess of one mile above sea level and, on occasion, severe weather, it’s challenging, fun and offers a number of running routes for runners of all skill and fitness levels, including a marathon, half marathon, 10k, 5K and .3 mile family dash.

Come join runners from all over the county in this prestigious event – and show your friends and family that you were “Tough Enough”!

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Welcome to the Memorial Medical WhistleStop Marathon and Half- Marathon on Chequamegon, pronounced (She-Wah-Me-Gon), Bay in Ashland, Wisconsin, where you will “Find yourself next to the water!”

Join us on our beautiful marathon course that begins in Iron River, Wisconsin and finishes in Ashland, Wisconsin on Lake Superior’s south shore. The scenic fall backdrop will surround you as you run on a gradual decline towards the finish line in Ashland.  Our fall marathon offers you spectacular views of the countryside, fall colors, and the most fun- friendly aid stations.  It’s easy to see why the WhistleStop is the Upper Midwest’s best fall classic.

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Come and experience races like no others.  The Escalante Canyons Marathon and Half Marathon Run offer wildly scenic vistas across a landscape of unmatched ruggedness, a course with dramatic topography, pristine air, and a profound sense of serenity.

The full marathon course has been certified by the USATF and is a Boston Marathon qualifying event.

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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. 

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New course in 2021! The Eversource Hartford Marathon showcases the revitalized riverfronts of Hartford and East Hartford with breathtaking views of the Connecticut River and classic New England charm of Old Main Street, South Windsor.

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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.

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KMXT’s Run the Rock is coming up on October 9th.

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Race is run in Canada Looking for a fast qualifying race, or perhaps your first Full or Half marathon race ever? Or maybe you are in search of a weekend away in beautiful Prince Edward County where you can include a wine tour, boutique and art trail shopping along with your Sunday morning race? Whatever your goal may be we have you covered!

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25th Annual Adirondack Marathon Distance Festival

As we transition from one season to another, we can only hope that you are doing well, staying active and setting goals. Due to circumstances beyond our control we had to change the date of our race to October 2nd & 3rd, 2021.

You might have also heard that this year is extra special because it’s our 25th anniversary race and that means special treats for you, and trust us when we say the bears are ready to party!  We are so excited to have runners back with us this year to celebrate the gift of running, goal setting and the human spirit.

Course:
The race starts on Main Street (Route 9) in the town o

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We’re opening registration for the 2021 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon Weekend on April 8. The marathon will run from downtown Minneapolis to the State Capitol grounds in St. Paul on Sunday, October 3, and running events for runners of all ages and pace will take place across the weekend.

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A one of a kind race, in the State of West Virginia: A point-to-point full marathon (26.2 miles) on a flat/slightly downhill (1% grade) course and the official inaugural half-marathon (13.1 miles - out-and-back course) on the scenic Greenbrier River Trail (GRT) in Pocahontas County, WV.  The Marathon starts in Cass Scenic Railroad State Park and runs south on the trail, finishing at Stillwell Park, in Marlinton, WV.  USATF-certified Course!  Whereas, the Half Marathon (not-certified) will start and finish at Stillwell Park in Marlinton.

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The Run Crazy Horse Marathon events begin in the shadow of the world’s largest mountain carving,  Crazy Horse Memorial, and finishes in the heart of the Black Hills… Hill City, South Dakota.

The Run Crazy Horse Half Marathon is a point to point course, beginning at the Visitor’s Center at Crazy Horse Memorial. The first 3 miles are within the Memorial Grounds on both paved and gravel roads. Participants will pass by the old schoolhouse and loop out to the bus turnaround at the base of the Crazy Horse Carving. At mile 3, the course becomes the Mickelson Trail. For the Half Marathoners, he last 10 miles are a mixture of downhill and flat terrain. Half Marathoners will finish on Main Street in Hill City in front of the Bumpin’ Buffalo bar and grill.

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As the name of our race indicates,  the route follows an abandoned railroad line that runs from Elroy to Sparta (and beyond) that has since been turned into the Elroy-Sparta bike trail. But this race won’t stretch that full distance. 

Instead, the starting and finishing point are one and the same location in the Village park located at 104 Mill Street Norwalk. So naturally the race is an out and back but everything is clearly marked and volunteers will be at the turn around point. There will also be aid stations along the way. 

The route also includes a tunnel. This tunnel is also a hibernation spot for four different species of bats. Because of this, flashlights are not permitted at the time of the race. However, the tunnel will be lit by red lant

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The race is a double out-and-back covering a distance of 26.4 mi. The course is simply a 13-mi-long, northern section of the Nipmuck Trail, which is one of the Blue-Blazed trails managed by the Connecticut Forest and Park Association. The start line, and middle point, is located at Perry Hill Rd in Ashford. The course runs south for 6.2 mi until reaching Rt 44, then back to the start, then north for 7 mi until reaching Boston Hollow Rd, and finally back to the finish/start line at Perry Hill Rd.

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Founded in 2015, this locally owned race has become an instant favorite of runners from all across the country!

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In 2019, runners from 40 states and 14 countries ran the Hamptons. Runners of the marathon will start together with those running the half marathon and they will finish at the same finish line. The courses provide a flat, fast run through Southampton Village with views of the Atlantic Ocean and Shinnecock Bay.

• RUNNER’S WORLD named Hamptons Marathon named a BUCKET LIST MUST DO race, September 2015
• THE ACTIVE TIMES named Hamptons Marathon a Top 10 Half Marathon, March 2015
• THE ACTIVE TIMES named Hamptons Marathon one of the Top 25 Marathons in the World, October 2014
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A stunningly beautiful course in the scenic town of Leavenworth, Washington. Marathoners will start near the renowned Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area. Runners will run a fast course that begins with a 10 mile journey through Icicle Canyon, transitions to trails along the Icicle River, passes through the National Fish Hatchery to East Leavenworth Road, crossed the bridge into the Bavarian Village of Leavenworth to follow wooded riverfront parks and trails, eventually meeting up with Icicle Road, which leads back to one more trip around the Icicle River trails and to the Finish and roar of the crowd at the Hatchery and event center. In this amazing course, runners will encounter a mix of asphalt, dirt roads and trails. Surrounded by impressive mountains, participants m

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New Hampshire’s best kept secret for 27 years! Come experience the natural beauty of NH in a small, friendly and community oriented event that doubles as a Boston Qualifier.  The New Hampshire Marathon has been described as one of the most beautiful races in New England. The course moves around Newfound Lake during our most spectacular season, peak foliage. Offering a full, half, 10K and Kids race events, we have something for all levels.

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Ashe County and North Carolina’s High Country, in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, are the home of the New River Marathon.

The New River Marathon races (marathon, half marathon & 4-Mile) run along the banks of the historic New River in Fleetwood and Todd, NC.

The New River Marathon courses along the banks of the South Fork New River, one of only 14 American Heritage Rivers in the United States.  Over 17 miles roll along the banks of the scenic New River offering pastoral views of the River, Christmas tree farms, and horse and cattle farms.    “The most beautiful race venue ever!”

The New River Half-Marathon has a different feel than the Marathon.  The Half is purely a loop course with an uphill start and achieves

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The St. George Marathon is proud to present our Fun Run Walk N’ Roll. This re-engineered event gives participants the chance to cross the St. George Marathon Finish Line without having to run the entire 26.2 miles. 

The St. George Marathon hosts many events during race weekend in conjunction with the Marathon. Walk the last 2 miles of the course as a family or give your children a chance to cross the marathon finish line. Come listen to guest speakers and walk the EXPO hall that showcases nearly 70 vendors. Join us in our weekend celebration.

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Ashe County and North Carolina’s High Country, in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, are the home of the New River Marathon.

The New River Marathon races (marathon, half marathon & 4-Mile) run along the banks of the historic New River in Fleetwood and Todd, NC.

The New River Marathon courses along the banks of the South Fork New River, one of only 14 American Heritage Rivers in the United States.  Over 17 miles roll along the banks of the scenic New River offering pastoral views of the River, Christmas tree farms, and horse and cattle farms.    “The most beautiful race venue ever!”

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• Beautiful point-to-point course starting on Lummi Nation and finishing in downtown Bellingham
• Long-sleeve gender-specific tech shirt included with registration, finishers receive a commemorative medal
• Cash prizes for overall winners, age group awards
• Free shuttle bus transportation (for participants only) from finish area to start area
• Spacious, heated indoor waiting in Wex’liem Community Building at start area
• Pacing available for various finish times - see our Pace Groups page for details
• Mostly road, with stretches of urban trail; some hills but virtually no net elevation change
• Finish

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Registration is now open for

the Eau Claire Marathon weekend (September 25-26, 2021).

Take the Eau Claire Marathon Running Series Challenge by completing all three races: Bridge2Bridge, fEAUrth of July 5K/10K and Eau Claire Marathon (any distance) and receive an exclusive Eau Claire Marathon Race Series Boco Gear Hat!

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MARATHON

Heartland Marathon is a two-lap course that starts on the Riverfront Trail in Omaha, Nebraska and heads south. Relay exchange points are marked on the Marathon map.

HALF MARATHON

Half marathon participants will follow the same course as the full marathon, but will only complete one lap.

The Heartland 10K is an out and back course that starts on the Riverfront Trail in Omaha, Nebraska and crosses the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge. Runners then head northeast along the east bank of the Missouri River to the turnaround.

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RACE SCHEDULE

Full, Relay & Half Marathon Start Time at 9 am from the Kenai Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center.

5k Fun Run Start Time at 10:15 am from Kenai Visitor & Cultural Center (KVCC).

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The Treherne Marathon is a unique race held in south central Manitoba, an hour outside of Winnipeg. This annual event takes place every fall as the leaves are changing colour.

The event features a four different races: a 5K, a 10K, the half marathon, and the full marathon. The race starts in town and soon takes you out on country roads south of town through the rolling hills. The track is measured and the full course is an official qualifier for the Boston marathon.

Course Info:

The race takes you through the rolling Tiger Hills and has been referred to as “the toughest race in the prairies.” After winding your way through the scenic route, you will finish your race back in town, greeted at the finish line by v

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Top three overall men/women as well as top three masters men/women will receive awards in the 8k & 1-mile events. Age group awards will be given to the top three men/women in each age group of the 8k only.

Age Groups are as follows: 19 and Under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+. You can only win one award (i.e. Overall Winners are not eligible for Age Group Awards). Age group awards will be mailed 4-6 weeks post-race.

*Please note: 1-mile participants are not eligible for Age Group Awards

**For the June and August events, where no prize money is involved, participants can only win one award.  Overall placements are weighted more heavily than Master’s placements, therefore if you ar

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https://www.birkie.com/run/events/birkie-trail-run/

Nine Events, One Amazing Day.

The events will traverse the rolling hills and twists & turns of the famous Birkie Trail.  You’ll see beautiful vistas from atop Mt. Telemark and run on challenging hills, all within the beautiful forests of northwest Wisconsin.  If you love to run on a great trail in the midst of nature, this is the event to put on your calendar NOW. Hills for breakfast anyone? See you in September!

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You’ll climb the Old Coast Rd. in Big Sur. Along the route, you’ll see some of the most amazing views that the California coastline has to offer. The course is a bit challenging with the hills, which makes it all the more exciting and rewarding. All the ingredients are here for a great weekend. Bring a picnic and enjoy the picnic grounds where the run starts and finishes. The event is limited to 300 participants and sells out every year so don’t wait too long to register!

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TIME/DATE: Race starts at 7 AM on Saturday, September 25, 2021. Course support ends at 2 PM. NOTE: The 2021 course was modified significantly to comply with COVID-19 guidelines that were in place during race planning earlier in the year to ensure participant and volunteer safety and ensure the course is staffed appropriately. At this time the course has not been certified, and we are exploring that option. See the COURSE section below.

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NATURE’S MARATHON - Begin on the North Arm of Burntside Lake and turn onto the historic Echo Trail. Coast toward Shagawa Lake on this challenging and beautiful course. A slight detour through charismatic Winton puts you close to a quick loop around Miner’s Lake and finish in downtown Ely.Take in Ely and the surrounding wilderness on this superb fall run.

USATF CERTIFIED RACE - BOSTON QUALIFIER

RACE DAY INFORMATION:

• The Ely Marathon will begin at 7:30AM.
• The race will begin at Camp DuNord. Buses will transport racers from the Ely Memorial High School (next to the finish line at Whiteside Park) There is limited parking at Camp DuNord, so it is asked that all racers please take the bus.
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The Jackson Hole Marathon course starts near Jackson Town Square’s famous elk antler arches. The first four miles take you past the beautiful views of the National Elk Refuge, through the neighborhoods of east Jackson, and along the base of Snow King Mountain before you separate from the road and hop on the pedestrians-only pathway network and head out of town limits. 

For the next nine miles, you’ll be heading around South Park Loop, and enjoying majestic views of the Jackson Hole Valley, the Tetons, and probably at least a couple of horses.

At about mile 14, you’ll be turning west on the pathway along Highway 22. As you near mile 17, you’re in for a treat as you cross the Snake River and enjoy some of the best views of the day (selfie time!).

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EVENT INFORMATION:

​The entire event is sanctioned with USA Track and Field, the national governing body of track, field and running events. The marathon and 1/2 marathon courses are measured and certified with USA Track and Field. The marathon course is a qualifying event for the Boston and New York City Marathons. The 1/2 marathon is also a qualifying course for the New York City Marathon, at a slightly faster pace, naturally. While all family members are encouraged to participate, we ask that you keep your “furry” family members home. While we certainly have and love our own pets, pets will NOT be allowed on the course.

During the Friday pre-race expo and Saturday race, we ask that you park in the Central Park parking lots. The neighboring businesses (Ace Hardwar

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This course gives 26.2 runners some of the most scenic wilderness views anywhere! For the marathoner looking to ditch the pavement and get a trail run fix without taking off their beloved road running shoes, Priest Lake gives all the scenery of a trail race with lush cedar forests, lakeshore running, and big mountain views, but on compacted dirt forest road. Enjoy the scenery and focus on your run, not technical trail. Priest Lake has become a destination run for marathoners across the nation looking for an Idaho marathon to make their 50 state goal. An annual favorite for our Marathon Maniac friends! 

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WHAT IS THE THE SANDIA CREST MARATHON?

It’s a place where beauty meets sweat, where mountain peaks meet valley troughs, and where possibility meets actualization. As a Boston qualifying and USTAF certified course (NM18003MWC), the Sandia Crest Marathon In Albuquerque, NM, gives experienced marathoners to beginning runners a chance to dream bigger and run faster.

The Course:

The Sandia Crest Marathon follows a fast-paced course that takes you along the beautiful, winding paths down the Sandia Mountains and deep into the canyons of the Cibola National Forest. Runners will follow the majority of the route downhill, with paved roads, including the historic Route 66 which boasts some of the best city views Albuquerque has to offer!

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Join us for the 7th Annual Grand Lake Marathon!

This run around Grand Lake St. Marys is a beautiful flat course and a Boston Qualifier. The event will also host a Half Marathon, 5K, and Kids Run! Not a runner? No worries! Join us at the Finish Line on Lake Shore Drive for food, drinks, music, and fun for the whole family while cheering on the participants as they cross the finish line! See you September 25!

• A Boston Qualifier Full Marathon Course
• Flat and Fast course for both half and full marathon.
• Circle the Lake for the Full Marathon, Point-to-point race for the Half Marathon
• Easy Parking, Free Shuttles, Big Race feel with small town convenience.
• Affordable Registration Costs

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What are The Games?

The Hungerford Games are a set of trail runs through the Manistee National Forest near Big Rapids, Michigan.  They consist of a half marathon, marathon, and 50-mile ultramarathon. Finishers will receive the world’s only hand-branded wooden finisher’s medal.

When and Where?

In 2021, The Games will take place on Saturday, September 25th.  The ultramarathon will begin at sunrise (7:34 a.m.).  The half marathon will begin at 8:20, and the marathon at 9:10.  For each race, runners will begin their journey at PT Plus in Big Rapids.

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RUN THROUGH HISTORY AT THE PEACEHEALTH APPLETREE MARATHON, HALF MARATHON & SUNSET 5K

Join us for the 4th Annual PEACEHEALTH APPLETREE Boston-Qualifying Marathon, Half Marathon & Sunset 5K. This “Run Through History” will take you on a flat, fast and scenic course through Fort Vancouver, Officer’s Row, the Army Barracks, Pearson Airport – the oldest operating airport in the USA, the Historical Old Apple Tree, along the majestic Columbia River and many other historical vantage points. There’s so much to see that the miles will fly by!

This event will quickly be regarded as one of the prettiest and most unique courses in the Northwest and perhaps the USA! When do you get to experience

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The Course

As noted by Runner’s World Magazine, The Avenue of the Giants Marathon is one of the most scenic courses in the country. Staged on “The Avenue of the Giants” in Humboldt Redwoods State Park, located in rural Northern California, the paved course winds through giant old growth redwoods and follows Bull Creek in one direction and the Eel River in the other.

A double out and back entirely on paved roads. The roads are lined with 300 feet tall old growth Redwood trees. While these provide shade and keep temperatures cool all morning, please note that they sometimes block out GPS signal on running watches.Early in 1972 the running scene in Humboldt County was just starting to boom. Hunboldt State had recruited a number

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Caribou Marathon

The Most Northeastern Marathon in the United States and Maine’s newest Boston Qualifying Marathon, the Caribou Marathon (USATF Certified ME15009JK).

Registration for the 2020 race will open on February 1, 2021 and will close on September 12, 2021.

The 13.1 course starts at the Caribou Wellness Center and runs through beautiful neighborhoods before heading out onto back country roads with gorgeous scenery. With the race course winding along the beautiful Aroostook County back roads before heading back through town, the Caribou Marathon race course has one of the most beautiful backdrops in New England. Runners will finish back at the Caribou Wellness Center. The course is rolling terrain

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ABOUT

We are excited to welcome you to Cheyenne for the Run the Legend on Sunday September 19th! Here are some reminders and details about the event.

This year will be slighlty different with only a 5K and 10K being offered in person. You are welcome to sign up for our virtual Half and Full marathons, and then join us in 2022 when all events will be offered

ROUTE

The route will take your through various neighborhoods in Cheyenne. The 5K will be loop, starting and ending at The Depot Plaza. The 10K will include a second loop on the course to allow you see any sights that may have been missed the first time.

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Voted best Half Marathon in Colorado! Great race to run a new PR, or your first half marathon. Enjoy the fall scenery along Colorado’s only Wild & Scenic River! Invite your friends & family; don’t miss the experience!

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The Community First Fox Cities Marathon features over 7 miles of paved trail running, the longest pedestrian bridge in Wisconsin – the 1,600 foot Fox Cities Trestle Trail Bridge, and many more miles of scenic park and waterfront sections. The race begins in front of the Barlow Planetarium on the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Fox Cities campus in Menasha and continues to make its way through six Fox Cities communities before finishing at scenic Riverside Park near downtown Neenah.

cThe ThedaCare Half Marathon course features nearly 3 miles of paved trail running, the longest pedestrian bridge in Wisconsin – the 1,600 foot Fox Cities Trestle Trail Bridge, and many more miles of scenic park and waterfront sections o

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The Fox Valley Marathon Races are the right races for the right reason for the right person – YOU.  Starting and ending in historic downtown St Charles, IL, the course winds through picturesque Geneva, Batavia, North Aurora, and Aurora to a spectacular finish across the Fox River that can be seen from over a mile away.  The course offers fantastic viewing spots for families and supporters, as well as frequent and well positioned aid stations that are staffed by the most supportive volunteer teams of any race you’ve run.

Be sure to register early!

About the Fox Valley Marathon Races

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This event consists of three races on the trails within Lincoln State Park.  Our main goals are to benefit the park and be as environmentally friendly as we can while putting on an enjoyable event for all involved.  All proceeds will be donated directly to Lincoln State Park.  Proceeds from past events have been used for things like planting trees and trail maintenance, among other things.

This race will take place on the trails within Lincoln State Park.  The start/finish of the loop course will be near the en

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Long Island’s premiere competitive 1/2 marathon. Join your fellow Long Islander’s, neighbours from the Tri-State area, and family from across the USA as you journey to the finish line.

*** Athletes must maintain a 18-minute mile. Athletes who do not make the cut off will not be able to continue. Athletes who miss the cut off will be transported back to the start line ***

Due to our permit and police support on the course, this strict time cut off must be enforced, no exceptions.

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The Half starts at 7:00 AM and the 5k starts at 7:30 AM on Sunday, September 19th.
Click a section below for more details about The Enjoy Your Life Maine Coast Half Marathon & 5K!

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If you want a bucket-list marathon, make sure the area checks all the boxes. Billings is your gateway to Yellowstone National Park and Beartooth Pass. We’ve got a jam-packed events calendar and a wide selection of attractions and “must sees” to make sure your down time is as amazing as your run time

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Race route
Begin your journey in front of the iconic Ferry Building. The sounds of the San Francisco Bay follow you as you make your way through Fisherman’s Wharf to the Golden Gate Bridge. Keep your eye on the prize as the bridge approaches and get your camera ready for amazing pics. Enjoy the spectacular views as your run under the bridge to Fort Point. Your reward for winding your way through the Presidio is a long fast downhill with a view of the Pacific Ocean beyond the entrance to the Golden Gate Bay. Finish up in Golden Gate Park at the Robins Williams Meadow and reward yourself with a high-five!

Race Distance 13.1 Miles

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The course is entirely on asphalt or
 concrete surfaces.
 On all curved sections and corners, the
 shortest, most direct route was measured.
 All parts of the course not marked as public roadways
 are greenbelt-style paths or sidewalks

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Monte Cristo to Huntsville Park
One of the most pristine marathons that Utah has to offer, this course starts in the Monte Cristo area and ends at Huntsville Town Park (Route Map and Elevation Profile) during the peak of our vibrant autumn colors. This course offers a gentle decline in elevation of 3,500 feet from start to finish.

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One of the Fastest, Flattest Marathons in Oregon

Run from the beautiful, quaint town of Coburg, Oregon to Harrisburg, Oregon.  These towns are preparing to host you and make your race the experience of a lifetime.  Both the full marathon and the half marathon are flat, fast, and gradually downhill to give you a little boost.  Along the way, you get to explore the scenic farmlands of the southern Willamette Valley. If you want to run a fast marathon series in Oregon, register with us.

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Marathoners and Half Marathoners: You start by completing a partial loop. Every loop after that will be a full loop measuring 2.2508 km long.

For a certified Half-Marathon time, complete the partial plus 9 full loops. The timing system will show 10 laps when you are done.

For a certified Marathon time, complete the partial plus 18 full loops. The timing system will show 19 laps when you are done.

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 The  Air Force Half Marathon course is as challenging as it is rewarding! Beginning at the National Museum of the United States of the Air Force, the course heads uphill right from the start before dropping down into the Historic Huffman Flying Field in the third mile. You then make a flat loop through the golf course and then head onto the 844 freeway exiting immediately via an offramp into Wright State University. Moving through the athletic facilities, you then make your way onto Kauffman Avenue which is a quiet road with gentle rolling hills. Now, at mile 8, the course heads up a stout hill back into Area B of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base before a long slight descent.

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Saturday, September 18 – Race Day Schedule

• 7:10 AM – Runners line up
• 7:20 AM – Final announcements
• 7:25 AM – National anthem
• 7:30 AM – Race start (Marathon, marathon relay)
• 1 PM –  Awards ceremony (Full marathon, marathon relay)
• 2 PM – Second Annual Pub Crawl

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Course Info

Commencing at an elevation of roughly 4500 feet, runners will experience high desert vegetation to include Joshua Trees, Pinion-Juniper, Mountain Rose, Sagebrush, and a relatively lush Toiyabe National Forest not commonly associated with Las Vegas. The road twists and turns thru the canyon; a true treasure of the Spring Mountains N.R.A. enjoying temperatures ~10 degrees cooler than the Las Vegas Valley, under the late summer nighttime sky.

Spectators are an important part of any race- they give you that boost of energy when you need it most, encourage you when you’re feeling low, and can pep you up to fly into the finish line! Calico Racing wants you and your spectators to have a fun and safe experience.

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Welcome to the Equinox Marathon and Relay site! The Equinox Marathon is the premier running event in Interior Alaska. With most of the course on trails and a challenging climb up and over Ester Dome—and up and over it again!—it is a challenging marathon that will test your running abilities. But don’t worry if it seems too overwhelming! Our generous 10 hour time cutoff is great for walkers who can keep a steady pace, and you can do just a third of the course by joining a relay team.

As the name suggests, the race takes place near the Equinox, in this case the autumnal equinox in the latter part of September. This is the time when we near the end of our beautiful, green Fairbanks summers, as the leaves turn yellow and orange and trees begin to lose their leaves.

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Devil After DarkSep 18, 2021 - Saturday100 - 500 participants Las Vegas, NevadaTrail 5k 10k  Half-marathon Marathon 

Commencing just before sunset, these races run through Lovell Canyon while the stunning sunset gives way to night. Sun is replaced by stars and moonlight lights the way. The omnipresence of the surrounding canyon under the moonlit starry night is magical! Pinion Juniper trees dance in the shadows and the neon lights of Las Vegas are just minutes away. An enchanted late summer evening run. The Marathon, half marathon and 10k are run on USATF certified courses.

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Food/Aid Stations: Due to our unique multi-loop course setup, we have one giant “aid station,” with more food and drink than you could ever need! Ask anyone who’s run at least one of our races; we’ve got everything from fruit to jelly beans to sandwiches, water to Gatorade to hot coffee, and everything in between. Way more than just granola bars and bananas–we even have our very own mobile kitchen, Loony Lunchbox!

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Race Information:

• Day 1: Colorado
  • Pioneer Park
  • 17615 Hwy 14
  • Sterling, CO
  • GPS (map): N 40.624970, W 103.246650
  • Course Surface: Fine and loose gravel trail with moderate shade.
  • Elevation Gain (per lap estimates by Garmin): 40′
  • Tentative Course Laps: 14 laps for Marathon.
  • Course Lap Preview

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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.

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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.”

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Race Date: September 12, 2021

Race Time: Beginning at 7:00 a.m.

Race Location: Waitsfield, Vermont

Race Link: https://www.madmarathon.com/

Description:

The World’s Most Beautiful Marathon! Take it easy or take it tough…we have a race for every runner at any level. The Tenth Annual Mad Marathon, Mad Half and relays are scheduled for September 12, 2021 in the gorgeous Mad River Valley, located in Central Vermont. You will be running through this extraordinary rural community on back and dirt roads, with breathtaking views of the Green Mountains, challenging rolling farmlands with tough clim

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Race Director and Owner of Med City Marathon, Mark Bongers said “We have all endured one of the hardest eras of our time.  Now let’s get vaccinated, open up, celebrate, and lets rejoice in hearing the start line horns echo through the crisp morning air.  I really miss racing and all the hard work and celebrations that comes with it!” 

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​Welcome to the 44th Annual Skagit Flats Marathon and Half Marathon. Our marathon course is the flattest Boston qualifier in all of Washington state and may be the last chance to qualify in Washington for the 2021 Boston Marathon before the BAA opens registration. Registration is limited to 1000, so be sure to register soon for one of the best small town marathons in the state!

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Course Information

Race Date - September 12, 2021 Sunday

Field Size: Limited to 100 Participants
Time Limit: 5 hours
Start - 6:45 am (Sunrise) at Cement Ridge, WY at 6,624 ft elevation
Finish – In front of Frank R. Brady Park, 510 N Meier St, Spearfish, SD at 3,654 ft elevation

Net Drop – 2,970 ft
Course – USA Track & Field Certified # WY16001BK, A Boston Qualifying Course Sanctioned by USA Track & Field

(21-52-001)
Race Director – Michael Albin, email: mikealbin@stsmarathon.org phone: 605-381-9426

Description: The best the Black Hills of Wyoming and South Dakota have to offer
 

Almost entirely downhill except for one to

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Registration will be delayed until March 24 at 12 PM for the June event to avoid any Covid 19 set backs, each event registration will roll out separately (see above). All races are on the same beautiful course starting at Snoqualmie Pass and ending near North Bend! Each race is a Boston Qualifier and USATF Certified. (WA18020RMB)

Standard Race Entry $169

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The Half Marathon is a single loop out and back and begins on Main Street in the charming Village of Lake Placid and end on the 400 meter outdoor speed skating oval track where U.S Speed Skater Eric Heiden won an unprecedented five gold medals in 1980. Twelve (12) well stocked aid stations are available for the Half Marathon. The event offers a generous six (6) hour course limit for each race.

USATF CERTIFIED The Lake Placid Marathon & Half Marathon is a USATF-certified course whose distance has been certified for accuracy and is nationally ranked. The race is also a Boston Marathon Qualifier!

The Lake Placid Marathon and Half Marathon course is a beautiful course set in the heart of the Adirondacks. The race begins in town next to the Olympic Speed skating oval. You&r

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About the race

Holland Haven Marathon runners experience the beautiful coast of Lake Michigan as they travel from Grand Haven to Holland. This USATF certified, point-to-point marathon follows Lakeshore Drive past the summer cottages right into downtown Holland. The early September weekend allows for mild weather and a final opportunity to qualify for the Boston Marathon. Boston qualifying hopefuls can make the cut only one day before registration opens.

https://www.hollandhavenmarathon.com/

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Location – Everything happens at the Erie Runners Club Beach 1 Pavilion on Presque Isle State Park. This location will be the start and finish for the marathon.  All race participants must park at Waldameer or  the Ridge Center and walk down the hill.

It doesn’t get much flatter with less than a 250 foot total change in elevation for the marathon. The running surface is mostly asphalt but there is still about a third that is concrete. However, most of the course offers a grass surface along the paved surface should you choose to run there. There is a considerable amount of shade and sun on the course so it just depends upon if your glass is half full or half empty.  This is an all volunteer run race with a cap of 2000.  W

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The Tunnel Marathon races offer one of the fastest courses in the country. This point to point course delivers excellent times thanks to the consistent downhill grade and low starting elevation. It is the perfect race to set a Personal Record and snag a Boston Qualification on a single course.

Run through a dark tunnel lit by your best running mates, gawk at the mountains and waterfalls, take in the sweet Washington air and let your legs go. The speed of the course comes from a loss of just over 2,000’ of elevation at a consistent grade of approximatley 2.2%.

The Tunnel course is in the top 10 for a BQ per Runners World and Race Raves! This USATF Boston Certified course (WA18020RMB) has helped over 42% of our

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Sunday, September 12

GMS 42.2K Run

City of Regina 42.2K Walk

42.2K Wheelchair

Auto Gallery Subaru 21.1K Run

Saskatchewan Egg Producers 21.1K Walk

Open Road Recreation 42.2K Team Relay

Saturday, September 11

Regina Hotel Association 10K

Campbell & Haliburton Insurance Family 5K

Friday, September 10

University of Regina Night Owl 5K

Virtual Only

Alair Homes Mini-Marathon (kids 2-14 years of age)

All other events have virtual options as well

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Surf City Marathon & Half MarathonSep 11, 2021 - Saturday10,000+ participantsHuntington Beach, CaliforniaRoad1mi5kHalf-marathonMarathonThis award-winning, Boston-Qualifying, course is considered one of the best courses in the country and is well known for being scenic and flat. Runners come from all over to experience this exhilarating run. The race starts along the Pacific Coast Highway and passes by the famous Huntington Beach pier.

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2021 RACE PACKET INFORMATION TBA  (you will be able to download this pdf and print as needed: directions, maps, details on transportation, etc.)

If you are unable to make the packet pickup, YOU MUST pick up your race packet and timing bib 30 minutes prior to your bus loading time.  You must have timing bib to board the bus, and no timing bibs will be issued out at the respective starts (other than for the kid’s races).

PLANNED DATE: Saturday, September 4, 2021

START TIMES*:
6:13 am Wheelchair/Handcycle Marathon Start
6:15 am Marathon Start
7:55 am Wheelchair/Handcycle Half Marathon Start
8:00 am Half Marathon Start
8:40 am Wheelchair/Hand

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There are two different half marathon races. The Half Marathon (& 10 Km) on Saturday starts in Susanville and goes out and back using only the last quarter of the full marathon route. The Express Half Marathon on Sunday does the second half of the full marathon. You will be bused to a remote start.

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Races 
Marathon
Half Marathon
3/4 Marathon
10K

Event Schedule
6:00am - 7:15am: Packet Pick Up & Registration
7:15am: Start of Marathon
7:20am: Start of the 3/4 Marathon
7:25am: Start of the Half Marathon
7:30am: Start of 10K
8:45am: 10K Overall Awards
9:30am*: Half Marathon Awards
10:30am*: 3/4 Marathon Awards
11:30am*: Full Marathon Awards
2:00pm: Course Closes
*Award times are approximate

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Superior Dome
For 2021, the Superior Dome will host our EXPO and finish lines for all of our races.

The Superior Dome, which opened as the “world’s largest wooden dome” on September 14, 1991, is a domed stadium on the campus of Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Michigan. It is home to the Northern Michigan University football team as well as its marching band and a variety of other campus and community events.

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USATF Certified

The route is USATF Certified and is a Boston Qualifying race.

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Starting times

Full Marathon                        6:00am

Half Marathon                       7:00am  

10K (1 Modified loop)           8:00am  

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We are excited to announce that the Grand Island YMCA and the Nebraska State Fair are once again partnering to provide an event that strengthens community and promotes healthy living. 

The 2021 Nebraska State Fair Marathon will provide both in-person and virtual options including a marathon, 1/2 marathon, marathon relay, 5K and 1 Mile Kids Run. 

All races will start and finish on the Nebraska State Fair Grounds.

START TIMES

MARATHON, 1/2 MARATHON, MARATHON RELAY 
Check-in 5:00 - 5:45 am      Races begin at 6:30 am  
Exception: Wheelchair & Handcycle begins at 6:20 am

5K   
Check-in 5:00 - 6:40 am    Race begins at 7:00 am

1-MILE KIDS RUN    

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COURSE: The race begins and ends on Main Street between Illinois 159 and First Street in historic downtown Belleville, IL, and for the 2021 race, the course will primarily be held on the St. Clair County Transit District’s paved biking/walking trail. At this time the course has not been certified, and we are exploring that option. The 2021 course is on open trails and roads, and participants must be at mile 13 by 10:23 AM or they will be transported by an official race vehicle to another point on the course and allowed to cross the finish line with an unofficial time and to receive a finisher medal. Medical support will be provided by HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital.

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All 3 races begin  Saturday @ 7:00 a.m. in front of the pavilion at The Expedition Island. Elevation is 6100’ at start. The first 2 miles are city streets and the paved Greenbelt Trail along the Green River. The course then turns onto The Wild Horse Loop Tour Road, a County graded dirt road. You will begin your run up 1st Springs Canyon, approx. 2 miles. At the head of the canyon the elevation will now be about 7300’. You will then be running across the top of White Mountain on the Wild Horse Loop Tour over rolling hills between 7300 and 7500’. Previous runners described the course as challenging and rewarding. 

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he marathon course has been certified by USA Track & Field.  This makes the 26.2 mile course distance official and enables the event to be used as a qualifier for the Boston Marathon.  The Wausau Marathon sends their final results to the Boston Athletic Association office each year, thereby enabling qualified runners to register for the Boston Marathon.  No finisher’s certificate, printed results, or course certification number are needed to register for qualified runners.

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The Yellowknife Multisport Club promotes fitness in our community through fun, family-oriented events. We organize and promote running, cycling and multisport events. We encourage people of all fitness levels to join us, and we value participation over performance. We’ll keep you up-to-date with events through this website, through our email newsletter, or find us on Facebook. We look forward to seeing you at our 

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The course starts and finishes at Goose Lake and consists of two out and backs. The first takes you out toward University Lake via the Chester Creek Trail where you will turn around at the roundabout near the southwest corner of the lake. The race continues back past Goose Lake and down Chester Creek Trail then continues on the Coastal Trail heading toward Kincaid. The second turnaround is 400m past Milepost 8 on the Coastal Trail. From there you run back to the finish at Goose Lake.

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Where to Stay

There are a lot of good options for places to stay in Ogden and Ogden Valley. Eden Park is not one of them. Camping is available at the finish line, we just need you to let us know if you are interested in using it. If you are looking for hotels or other paid lodging options please use the following link for Visit Ogden Valley

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oin us in the running of the 45th Annual Crater Lake Rim Runs and Marathon held in beautiful Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, on Saturday, August 14th, 2021 starting at 7:30am. Choose between runs of 6.7, 13.0 miles and The Marathon, or if you are a walker, the 6.7 mile walk. All courses are along the very rim of Majestic Crater Lake and are at altitudes ranging from 5,980 to 7,850 feet above sea level. Be challenged by rugged mountains and breathtaking views.

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Where to Stay

There are a lot of good options for places to stay in Ogden and Ogden Valley. Eden Park is not one of them. Camping is available at the finish line, we just need you to let us know if you are interested in using it. If you are looking for hotels or other paid lodging options please use the following link for Visit Ogden Valley

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Our 6th Annual Humboldt Bay Marathon and Half Marathon will be Sunday, August 8th 2021. 

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This event is a Boston Qualifier

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Race Day August 8, 2021 - Race start Full - 7:00 am,  Half - 7:15 am

 Full marathon 4 loops  /  Half - 2 loops:  Start at Village at the park soccer fields.  head east onto the Camarillo Bike path, Turn right onto the Camarillo Bike path to the designated turn around point for your race distance, turn around and head north still on the bike path towards Upland rd  and turn around  and back towards the main park entrance to the upper bike path LOOP TWO SIGN and start  your second loop.  At the end of your last loop you will run thr

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Check fir the next race in 2022.

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This is a small town race with a community of amazing volunteers ready to cheer you on.  Running through the canopy and the beauty of the Oil Valley makes for a memorable race. We also plan to help bring the Titusville community together through this event. The proceeds from the Drake Well Marathon help benefit programming sponsored by the Drake Well Museum and PHMC.

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Bib pick-up and orientation takes place on Friday, July 30st from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday, July 31st from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the waxing room at the Mt McIntyre Recreation Centre in Whitehorse. The wax room can be accessed by a set of stairs on the north end of the building.

When you register you have the option of purchasing a race shirt.

 

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First run in 1970, the Deseret News Marathon is the oldest road race in Utah and the 4th oldest marathon west of the continental divide. The marathon follows the path the Utah pioneers traveled when they first entered the valley. This event is truly a part of Utah’s heritage!

The Deseret News Marathon begins at the top of Big Mountain above Emigration Canyon, descending a 3,200 foot total elevation drop. The beautiful course finishes through downtown Salt Lake City along the Days of ‘47 Parade route where runners are greeted by over 100,000 cheering Utahns! The marathon course is USATF Certified and a Boston qualifier.

Questions about the event or your registration? Email run@deseretnews.com.

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Due to the worldwide pandemic, events will not be held in 2021.​Some of you have asked about upcoming events.  We, with you, hope that Uberthons can come back to full strength, as we have in the past.  What a blast we have had getting to know you, and to be part of your Saturday mornings for the past 10 years.  Uberthons cannot make any promises if Uberthons will be back.  ​

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Over the past thirteen years, this event has evolved from a spontaneous jam session of local musicians into a coordinated annual music festival, integrating headliner musicians with Alaskan artists of all genres. An appreciation of artistic talent and admiration of Wild Copper River salmon unites musicians and audience members alike.

The Salmon Jam music festival We hope you enjoy the great line-up of activities we have for you this salmon festival weekend. All activities take place at Mt. Eyak Ski Hill unless otherwise noted. Stay tuned for information about shuttle rides that will be available throughout the weekend.

Cordova is surrounded by extraordinary ecosystems that combine to form one of the world’s most spectacular natural environments and host to a thriving

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The Eisenbahn Trail, built on a former railroad corridor, is a 25-mile trail extending from the historic city of West Bend into the scenic countryside of eastern Wisconsin past the glacial landscape of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. Eisenbahn is German for railroad

The trail is surfaced with limestone screenings, however racers will start and finish the event on 1.25 miles of paved asphalt. This is an out and back race on a relatively flat course. Participants will begin and end the race near downtown West Bend, Wisconsin. The Start/Finish Line is located behind the River Shores/Cast Iron residential community at 705 Village Green Way, West Bend. Half marathoners will turn around in Kewaskum, 1/4 marathoners and 5K run/walk participants will turn around north of West Bend.&nbsp

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This year the Outer Banks Marathon will be the Outer Banks Half Marathon Weekend. The full Outer Banks Marathon will return in 2022. If you would like to defer your registration to 2022, please see below.

Join us for a run along the gorgeous soundside of Nags Head through and by wonderful sites like the Ablemarle Sound, Jockey’s Ridge and the maritime forest.

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Race Course

The marathon, which starts and finishes at the 6th Cavalry museum located near the park’s visitor’s center, features two loops in the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park.

The mostly paved course is challenging but not extraordinarily difficult. Numerous runners have qualified for the Boston Marathon on this course. Results will be provided to the Boston Athletic Association. Approximately 23 miles of the double loop portion of the course winds through the historic military park. Traffic is usually light in the park. Sentries will be posted at each major turn and all turns will be marked. Each mile and the half marathon point will be marked.

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