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Hatfield-McCoy Marathon

Hatfield-McCoy Marathon is a marathon and half marathon event held in Williamson, West Virginia. Its next confirmed date is Saturday, June 12, 2027. About 700 runners take part across all distances.

Race day
June 12, 2027
Location
Williamson, WV
Field size
~700 runners

Race details

Date
Saturday, June 12, 2027
Distances
Marathon, Half
Field size
About 700 runners
Course
Mountainous
Registration
runsignup.com

Registration, course & weather

Registration status
Open
Start time
7:00 AM EDT
Course profile
Point-to-point course; Road surface

About the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon

A famously quirky June marathon themed around the Hatfield-McCoy feud, running point-to-point from South Williamson, Kentucky into Williamson, West Virginia, with two half-marathon options including the Blackberry Mountain climb.

Rankings and notes

Rankings and awards
Themed around the famous Hatfield-McCoy feud; unique two-state course starting in South Williamson, KY and finishing in Williamson, WV; popular '50 states' marathon
Notes
Trail and mountain marathon

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Hatfield-McCoy Marathon: common questions

When is the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon?
The next confirmed date is Saturday, June 12, 2027.
Where is the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon held?
In Williamson, West Virginia.
What distances does the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon offer?
Marathon and Half.
How many people run the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon?
About 700 runners across all of its distances. That figure is an estimate of the field size, not an entry cap.
How do I register for the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon?
Registration is handled by the organiser at runsignup.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
Is registration open for the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon?
Yes — registration is open.
What time does the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon start?
7:00 AM EDT.
What is the course like at the Hatfield-McCoy Marathon?
Point-to-point course; Road surface.