Statistics About The Most Beautiful Marathons In The Us

In this post, we highlight some of the most beautiful and iconic marathons across the United States. From scenic courses to unique event features, these marathons offer unforgettable experiences for both runners and spectators. Join us as we explore the allure and statistics behind these prestigious races.

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"The "Big Sur International Marathon" is commonly regarded as one of the most scenic marathons in the United States, if not the world."

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"Big Sur International Marathon only allows 4,500 participants to register each year."

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"The "Marine Corps Marathon" offered its first virtual run in 2020."

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"The "Marine Corps Marathon", known as "Marathon of Monuments", passes through Washington DC's prominent landmarks."

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"The "Walt Disney World Marathon" is the largest marathon in Florida bringing in around 20,000 runners each year."

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"The "Grandma's Marathon" in Duluth, Minnesota, was first launched in 1977."

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"More than 18,000 people participate in the "Grandma’s Marathon" event each year."

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"The "Napa Valley Marathon" is considered one of the best road marathons in the US and has been running since 1979."

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"Runner's World named "Napa Valley Marathon" one of the top 10 marathons in the U.S."

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"The "Mountains 2 Beach Marathon" in California offers an impressive 700 feet net downhill course."

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""Mountains 2 Beach Marathon" is also known as a good race to qualify for the Boston Marathon due to its downhill course."

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"The "Anchorage Mayor's Marathon" in Alaska celebrates the summer solstice."

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"The "Anchorage Mayor's Marathon" was first held in 1975 to commemorate the bicentennial of the U.S."

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"In "Kauai Marathon", participants are limited to 2,000 for the full and half marathon together."

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"The "Kauai Marathon" course passes through the picturesque Tunnel of Trees in Hawaii."

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"The “Pikes Peak Marathon” is the third oldest marathon in the United States, first held in 1956."

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"The “Pikes Peak Marathon” averages around 800 runners each year."

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"The "Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon" is the only private event that closes the Las Vegas Strip to traffic and is held annually."

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"The "Rock ‘n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon" comes to life at night with the strip lit up and features live bands in every mile."

In conclusion, the statistics provided offer a glimpse into the diverse and unique landscape of marathons across the United States. From the breathtaking scenery of the Big Sur International Marathon to the iconic landmarks of the Marine Corps Marathon and the cultural celebrations of the Anchorage Mayor’s Marathon, each event presents a distinct experience for participants. The varying participant limits, course features, and historical backgrounds of these marathons contribute to their individual appeal and highlight the rich tapestry of running events available to enthusiasts nationwide.