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The only marathon in the world that crosses an international border on foot — over the Ambassador Bridge from Detroit into Windsor, Canada, through the underwater tunnel, and back into the USA.

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Hilly · ↑ 450 m

One of the world's most extreme urban marathons — entirely above 2,800m altitude through the UNESCO-listed colonial centre of the world's highest official capital city.

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A World Athletics Gold Label race and one of North America's most underrated PB courses — flat, fast, and perfectly timed in Toronto's ideal October conditions.

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The most atmospheric marathon in the Caribbean — through Havana Vieja's UNESCO World Heritage streets, along the Malecón seafront, and past 1950s American cars and crumbling Baroque architecture.

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Rolling · ↑ 195 m

The People's Marathon — 30,000 runners past America's greatest monuments with military precision and unforgettable crowd support through DC's historic streets.

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Rolling · ↑ 248 m

The world's largest marathon — five boroughs, two million spectators, and a finish in Central Park that changes everyone who crosses it.

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Rolling · ↑ 155 m

Virginia's capital marathon — a challenging but rewarding loop through Richmond's historic districts, over the James River, and through Church Hill's leafy streets.

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Flat · ↑ 75 m

The world's most spectacular night marathon — down the Las Vegas Strip under the neon lights with an 8 PM start time and 300,000 spectators lining the Boulevard.

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Mexico's second city hosts one of Latin America's fastest marathons — a nearly flat loop through Guadalajara's colonial centro, the Minerva roundabout, and the leafy Zapopan suburb.

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Rolling · ↑ 205 m

America's birthplace hosts one of its most historic marathons — through Fairmount Park, past the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps, and along the Schuylkill River.

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Rolling · ↑ 215 m

Seattle's beloved Thanksgiving weekend marathon — across the I-90 floating bridge over Lake Washington, through the Arboretum, and into a Seattle Center finish beneath the Space Needle.

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Rolling · ↑ 110 m

California's fastest marathon — a net-downhill point-to-point from Folsom to Sacramento, the most popular Boston qualifier on the US west coast.

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Rolling · ↑ 220 m

The world's most unique marathon setting — starting pre-dawn with a fireworks display on Ala Moana Boulevard, past Diamond Head, and along Oahu's breathtaking coastline.

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The world's most magical marathon — through all four Walt Disney World theme parks at sunrise, past Cinderella Castle and EPCOT's World Showcase, with costumed character photo stops every mile.

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One of America's flattest and fastest January marathons — a near-sea-level loop through downtown Houston and Memorial Park with world-class PB credentials.

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The most joyful marathon in America — live bands at every mile through the French Quarter, Garden District, and lakefront of New Orleans during the Carnival season.

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Hilly · ↑ 350 m

A legendary point-to-point race from Dodger Stadium to the Santa Monica pier — through Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and West LA on closed freeways.

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Rolling · ↑ 247 m

The world's oldest annual marathon, demanding a qualifying time and a fearless approach to the Newton Hills.

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Hilly · ↑ 310 m

The Music City marathon — live bands on every corner, 30,000 runners through Nashville's vibrant entertainment districts and rolling Tennessee hills.

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Hilly · ↑ 2100 m

The most breathtaking marathon in America — a point-to-point run along the legendary Pacific Coast Highway with 2,100m of brutal elevation change and views that will stop you mid-stride.

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Hilly · ↑ 320 m

America's most beloved community marathon — through Cincinnati's hilly neighbourhoods with the most enthusiastic spectators in American running, pigs at every mile marker, and a 7-hour finish window.

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Flat · ↑ 95 m

Canada's national capital hosts a flat, fast spring marathon through the Gatineau Park, along the Ottawa River, and past Parliament Hill in peak tulip season.

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Hilly · ↑ 475 m

South America's largest marathon — 40,000+ runners through South America's most dynamic city, with closed freeways, tunnels, and urban energy unlike anywhere else.

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Rolling · ↑ 150 m

South America's fastest capital city marathon — through Santiago's parks and upmarket neighbourhoods with the snow-capped Andes as a permanent backdrop on Southern hemisphere winter mornings.

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Hilly · ↑ 310 m

Run through the Cidade Maravilhosa — past Sugarloaf Mountain, along Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, with Christ the Redeemer watching from above.

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Rolling · ↑ 165 m

A beloved point-to-point classic along Lake Superior's North Shore — one of the most scenic and historically rich marathons in America.

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Flat · ↑ 60 m

Uruguay's capital hosts a flat, fast marathon along the Rambla coastal promenade — 22km of waterfront running along the Río de la Plata in Southern Hemisphere winter.

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Hilly · ↑ 340 m

South America's highest-altitude major marathon — 2,600m above sea level in the heart of the Andes, through Bogotá's Ciclovía and the Sabana plateau.

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Hilly · ↑ 590 m

The most challenging urban marathon in America — across the Golden Gate Bridge, through Golden Gate Park, and up San Francisco's iconic hills with 590m of brutal elevation.

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Rolling · ↑ 190 m

Peru's premier marathon along Lima's dramatic Pacific cliffside promenade — through Miraflores, Barranco, and San Isidro with the Pacific Ocean always in view.

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Rolling · ↑ 195 m

The world's largest city marathon at 2,240m altitude — through Mexico City's iconic boulevards, past Chapultepec Castle, the Zócalo, and Paseo de la Reforma's towering monuments.

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Hilly · ↑ 280 m

America's fastest marathon — a net-downhill point-to-point through Utah's red rock canyon country, the most popular BQ-hunting race in the American West.

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Flat · ↑ 80 m

Consistently rated America's most beautiful urban marathon — a point-to-point through Minneapolis and St. Paul's famous chain of lakes and riverside parkways.

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Rolling · ↑ 230 m

Portland's beloved urban marathon — a loop through the City of Roses' vibrant neighbourhoods, across the Willamette River bridges, and through Forest Park in peak October colour.

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The flattest World Major — a loop through 29 of Chicago's neighbourhoods with the most inclusive crowd energy in American marathon running.

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Rolling · ↑ 115 m

Canada's most scenic coastal marathon — a loop around Victoria's breathtaking Oceanside Drive, past the Butchart Gardens approach, and through the city's English heritage streets.

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South America's flattest and fastest marathon — a stunning loop through Buenos Aires' European-style boulevards, Palermo parks, and the Puerto Madero waterfront.