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Miami Marathon

Miami Marathon is a marathon and half marathon event held in Miami, Florida. Its next confirmed date is Sunday, January 31, 2027. About 20,000 runners take part across all distances.

Race day
January 31, 2027
Location
Miami, FL
Field size
~20,000 runners

Race details

Date
Sunday, January 31, 2027
Location
Miami, Florida
Distances
Marathon, Half
Field size
About 20,000 runners
Course
Flat
Registration
themiamimarathon.com
Official website
miamimarathon.com

Registration, course & weather

Course profile
Point-to-point course; Road surface; 254 ft gain, 253 ft loss (estimated from third-party elevation data); Boston qualifier

About the Miami Marathon

Held its 24th edition in January 2026, this flat, fast course runs through Miami and Miami Beach across the MacArthur Causeway. It is the marquee winter road race of South Florida.

Rankings and notes

Rankings and awards
USATF-certified; Boston qualifier; one of the largest marathons in the Southeast; draws runners from all 50 states and 80+ countries
Notes
Major Florida marathon

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Miami Marathon: common questions

When is the Miami Marathon?
The next confirmed date is Sunday, January 31, 2027.
Where is the Miami Marathon held?
In Miami, Florida.
What distances does the Miami Marathon offer?
Marathon and Half.
How many people run the Miami Marathon?
About 20,000 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 Miami Marathon?
Registration is handled by the organiser at themiamimarathon.com. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
Is registration open for the Miami Marathon?
Registration status as last checked October 7, 2026: sold out. Listed fee for the longest distance, $225 (from themiamimarathon.com, checked October 7, 2026).
What is the course like at the Miami Marathon?
Point-to-point course; Road surface; 254 ft gain, 253 ft loss (estimated from third-party elevation data); Boston qualifier.