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American Marathon Resource Page

The marathon is one of the original events from the first modern Olympic Games held in 1896. The marathon is a long-distance foot race consisting of 26 miles and 385 yards (42.195 kilometers). There are more than 800 major marathons in the entire world, many of which are held in the United States. The largest events are joined by up to 10,000 professional and recreational athletes.

Las Vegas

The Rock n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon was first held in 1967 and had been organized by Al Boka from 1983 to 2005, when Chicago-based Devine Racing bought the marathon. The takeover also came with a shift in the date of the marathon from January to December. In 2009, the Competitor Group bought the Las Vegas Marathon and added the all-American Strip to the course. The Rock n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon is only one of the rare times the Strip is closed to traffic. The 2009 course starts at the parking lot of the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino and ends in Las Vegas’ Sunset Park.

Boston

The annual Boston Marathon was the first marathon in the United States. It was first held in 1897, a year after the 1896 Summer Olympics. It draws an average of 20,000 athletes every year. In 1996, during the marathon’s 100th anniversary, more than 38,000 showed up to run the grueling course through the hills of Newton, Massachusetts down to the city streets of Boston, where the race finishes beside the Boston Public Library in Copley Square.

  • Boston Athletic Association. The official website of the official organizers of the Boston Marathon with information on the event, including qualifying requirements, course maps, and online registration forms.

Pittsburgh

Stopped after 18 years in 2003, the Pittsburgh Marathon was revived and renamed Dick’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon in 2009. Approximately 3,500 participants signed up for the full marathon and another 3,500 for the half marathon. Originally, the race started from Point State Park through the hilly portions of the city and back to the same starting point. Now, it has a complete route adjustment, with the marathon starting on Smallman Street and weaving through several Pittsburgh neighborhoods to the finish line at the David Lawrence Convention Center.

  • Pittsburgh Marathon. The official website of the Pittsburgh Marathon, including reference pages to everything you need to know, such as training, rules and regulations, course descriptions, and information for wheelchair athletes.

New York

With an imposed limit of 37,000 participants and more than 2 million live spectators cheering them on, the New York City Marathon is undoubtedly the biggest marathon event in the whole world. Every year in November, the participants race through all of the five boroughs of New York City, starting in Staten Island, passing through Brooklyn, the Bronx, Harlem, down Fifth Avenue into Central Park, where the race finishes beside Manhattan's Tavern on the Green restaurant.

  • New York City Marathon. The official website of the world’s largest marathon event. This site contains contest and travel information, the course map, and 2010 applications forms.

Chicago

The Chicago Marathon is placed with the Boston and New York Marathons in the five World Marathon Majors. It is a very popular event partly because of its sponsors who award huge prize money to encourage elite runners and partly because of its flat and fast course that is very susceptible to record-setting. The course runs through 29 diverse Chicago neighborhoods and historic and cultural landmarks. It is held annually in the month of October and while there is no qualifying time for its participants, the Chicago Marathon only times runners who finish in 6 ½ hours.

  • Chicago Marathon. The official site of the Chicago Marathon where you can learn everything about participating or volunteering for one of the biggest marathon events worldwide.

Atlanta

One of the ten oldest marathons in the United States, the Atlanta Marathon has been organized by the Atlanta Track Club every November since 1964. In 1990, the city of Atlanta won the bid for the Centennial Olympics and the Atlanta Track Club developed an Olympic Marathon Course separate from the downtown course that was run in the Atlanta Marathon. In 1997, the Atlanta Marathon adopted 90% of the Olympic loop course, where it starts outside Turner Field, turns north to Piedmont then south to Peachtree, then back downtown to the finish line, also located outside Turner Field. Race starts at 7:30 A.M. and runners are expected to finish in five hours.

  • Atlanta Track Club. The official website of the Atlanta Marathon with marathon information, runner instructions, spectator guides, and travel and hotel accommodations.

Washington

Officially known as the National Marathon, the Washington D.C. Marathon is run for the benefit of local youth sports organizations. The event has been held annually in March since 2006. The course starts at the RFK Stadium on East Capitol Street and weaves through national monuments and D.C.’s local neighborhoods.

Napa Valley

Known as the “biggest little marathon in the West,” the Napa Valley Marathon has been run for 32 straight years now. It is a rural race with beautiful views as the course winds through Calistoga’s geysers and lakes to the Silverado Trail, ending at Napa’s Vintage High School. The race starts at 7 o’clock in the morning.

  • Napa Valley Marathon. The official website of the Napa Valley Marathon, which contains pertinent information on the race, parallel race activities, and travel information.

Honolulu

Held every second Sunday in December, the Honolulu Marathon is one of the ten biggest marathons in the entire world when it comes to the number of participants who finish the race. Unique to this event is its overwhelming number of Japanese entrants, whose home country marathons are held exclusively for the highly-qualified. The Honolulu Marathon holds no standards or limits, but athletes have taken advantage of the difficulty of the course to achieve greater heights. It starts at the Ala Moana Beach Park then winds down the waterfront to downtown Honolulu, takes an eastern bend to Waikiki and out to the eastern suburbs and back to the finish line at Waikiki’s Kapiolani Park.

  • Honolulu Marathon. The official website of the Honolulu Marathon with information about the event, including its detailed history, race information, events, online registration, and past winners.

Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Marathon takes you by historic landmarks of the city of Philadelphia. The race starts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art through downtown Philadelphia and ends on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The race is run in late November and runners are encouraged to bring extra insulation because the cold can be a little harsh.

  • Philadelphia Marathon. The official source for everything you need to know to participate as a runner, spectator, or volunteer in the Philadelphia Marathon.