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St. George Marathon

St. George Marathon is a marathon and half marathon event held in St. George, Utah. Its next confirmed date is Saturday, October 2, 2027. About 5,000 runners take part across all distances.

Race day
October 2, 2027
Location
St. George, UT
Field size
~5,000 runners

Race details

Date
Saturday, October 2, 2027
Location
St. George, Utah
Distances
Marathon, Half
Field size
About 5,000 runners
Course
Rolling hills
Registration
sgcityutah.gov

Registration, course & weather

Start time
7:00 AM MDT
Course profile
Point-to-point course; Road surface; 500 ft gain, 3057 ft loss (official course data); Boston qualifier

About the St. George Marathon

A celebrated downhill marathon that starts in the pine forests above Central, drops through Snow Canyon, and finishes in downtown St. George. Demand exceeds supply, so entry is by lottery with a field cap around 5,000 runners.

Rankings and notes

Rankings and awards
USATF-certified; Boston Qualifier; lottery entry due to high demand; one of the most acclaimed downhill marathons in the US
Notes
Top marathon in Utah

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St. George Marathon: common questions

When is the St. George Marathon?
The next confirmed date is Saturday, October 2, 2027.
Where is the St. George Marathon held?
In St. George, Utah.
What distances does the St. George Marathon offer?
Marathon and Half.
How many people run the St. George Marathon?
About 5,000 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 St. George Marathon?
Registration is handled by the organiser at sgcityutah.gov. Entry fees, caps and deadlines are set there.
Is registration open for the St. George Marathon?
Registration status as last checked October 7, 2026: opens soon.
What time does the St. George Marathon start?
7:00 AM MDT.
What is the course like at the St. George Marathon?
Point-to-point course; Road surface; 500 ft gain, 3057 ft loss (official course data); Boston qualifier.