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SUMMARY:Colorado Marathon Relay
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nThe Colorado Marathon Relay gives teams of runners the chance to tackle Colorado’s most scenic downhill marathon course together. Relay teams are divided across the dramatic point-to-point course that descends from the Rocky Mountain foothills through the Cache la Poudre River Canyon — a designated Wild and Scenic River — all the way to the finish line in Washington Park in Old Town Fort Collins. The canyon section features rushing whitewater rapids\, dramatic sandstone walls\, and cottonwood groves; the lower miles roll through agricultural land and Fort Collins neighborhoods before the vibrant downtown finish. \nRace Details\nThe 2027 Colorado Marathon Relay takes place Sunday\, May 2\, with relay runners bussed to the Poudre Canyon start in the pre-dawn hours. The relay format allows different team members to run individual legs of the canyon-to-city course\, making Colorado’s most beloved marathon accessible to groups and teams who want to share the experience. Relay teams finish alongside marathon\, half marathon\, 10K\, and 5K runners at the Washington Park finish area\, with a full post-race celebration in Old Town Fort Collins. \nWhy Teams Love It\nThe Colorado Marathon Relay is special because the Poudre Canyon section is one of Colorado’s most stunning natural settings. Teams that participate get to run through places that most people only see from their car on US-287. The combination of genuine wilderness character\, the canyon river soundtrack\, and the civilized Fort Collins finish area creates a relay experience with both natural beauty and community warmth. It’s one of the most scenic relay courses in the Mountain West. \nRace Weekend Tips\nThe canyon start area is remote and cold before dawn — relay runners should have full warm layers and a headlamp for the bus ride and pre-race wait. Coordinate transportation carefully between relay legs as the canyon has limited car access. Fort Collins is a wonderful college town with exceptional craft beer culture (it’s the home of New Belgium\, Odell\, and Fort Collins Brewery) — build in time to explore after the race. Register early as the relay typically sells out alongside the popular full marathon distance. \nRegister\nRegistration for the 2027 Colorado Marathon Relay opens July 1\, 2026\, at comarathon.com. All race distances register through the same portal — select the relay option during registration.
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LOCATION:Colorado Marathon Relay | Fort Collins\, CO\, Old Town Square\, E Mountain Ave\, Fort Collins\, CO 80524 (bus start); Howes St & Maple St\, Fort Collins (finish)\, Fort Collins\, Colorado\, United States
CATEGORIES:Relay Races
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SUMMARY:Pittsburgh Marathon Races
DESCRIPTION:2026 Race Update\nThe Pittsburgh Marathon is gearing up for another exciting year of racing through the Steel City’s iconic bridges and hillside neighborhoods. The 2026 race calendar is expected to feature the full marathon\, half marathon\, marathon relay\, and 5k once again. Training in Pittsburgh’s hilly terrain is great preparation for any major marathon. Check back for official registration details as the race approaches. \nRun the Steel City: A Guide to the Pittsburgh Marathon\, Half Marathon\, Marathon Relay & 5K\nCalling all runners! There’s a race waiting for you in the beautiful city of Pittsburgh. No matter your skill level\, there’s something for everyone in the Pittsburgh Marathon\, Half Marathon\, Marathon Relay\, and 5k. The city’s rolling hills\, breathtaking bridges\, and unbeatable spirit make it the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable run. In this guide\, we’ll cover everything you need to know to make the most of your time in the Steel City and crush your race. \n1. Getting Started:\nThe first step to running the Pittsburgh Marathon\, Half Marathon\, Marathon Relay & 5k is signing up. Registration typically opens at the end of the previous year\, so make sure to mark it on your calendar. The fees vary depending on which race you register for\, so be sure to check the website for costs. Once you’re registered\, start training. With a 5k\, half marathon\, marathon\, and marathon relay available\, there’s an option for everyone. Look up training plans online or hire a coach to help you reach your goals. If you’re building a race calendar\, consider pairing Pittsburgh with other iconic events like the Chicago Marathon\, the Tokyo Marathon\, or the shorter Boston’s Run to Remember in Boston. Make sure to set aside time each week to train\, and gradually increase your mileage as race day approaches. \n2. Race Day Tips:\nOn race day\, be sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothing. The weather in Pittsburgh can be unpredictable\, so dress in layers and check the forecast so you’re prepared for rain or shine. There will be water stations along the course\, but bring a reusable water bottle just in case. Fuel up with a nutritious breakfast the morning of the race\, and pack some snacks to eat throughout the day. Finally\, don’t forget to get a good night’s sleep the night before the race. \n3. The Course:\nThe Pittsburgh Marathon course is designed to showcase the beauty of the city while providing a challenging race for runners. The course starts in downtown Pittsburgh and winds through neighborhoods like Homewood\, East Liberty\, Bloomfield\, and Oakland. Runners will cross Pittsburgh’s famous bridges\, including the Roberto Clemente Bridge\, the West End Bridge\, and the 16th Street Bridge. The full marathon concludes in Pittsburgh’s North Shore\, while the half marathon finishes in downtown Pittsburgh. \n\n \n4. Must-See Sites:\nDon’t forget to take some time to explore the city when you’re not running. Check out the Andy Warhol Museum or the Carnegie Museum of Natural History for a dose of culture. Visit PNC Park or Heinz Field to catch a Pirates or Steelers game\, respectively. For a stunning view of the city\, head to Mount Washington. If you’re looking for a bite to eat\, try Primanti Bros for a Pittsburgh classic sandwich or head to Church Brew Works for some craft beer and pizza. \nThe Pittsburgh Marathon is an experience like no other. With a course that showcases the city’s finest sights and sounds\, runners will have an unforgettable experience. The camaraderie and spirit of the city is sure to push you to new heights\, and the feeling of crossing the finish line is unmatched. With the proper preparation and mindset\, you can conquer this race and take home memories to last a lifetime. So what are you waiting for? Start training and run the Steel City today! \nCheck out our race catalog for more exciting races. \n \nRelated Races You Might Like\nLooking for more race options? Explore similar races: \n\nLove Run Philadelphia Half Marathon\nAdirondack Marathon Distance Festival\nBayshore Marathon | Traverse City\n\nSee our complete guides: Best California Races • Best San Diego Races
URL:https://whatracetorun.com/event/pittsburgh-marathon-half-marathon-marathon-relay-5k-2/
LOCATION:Pittsbugh Marathon\, Half Marathon\, Marathon Relay & 5k | Location\, 1000 Penn Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15222\, United States
CATEGORIES:Relay Races,Road Races
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SUMMARY:Colfax Marathon Relay
DESCRIPTION:Course Highlights\nThe Colfax Marathon Relay lets teams of five runners share the full 26.2-mile Colfax Marathon course through Denver’s most iconic landmarks. The relay is divided into four legs\, sending runners through Empower Field at Mile High on the warning track\, along the bustling Colfax Avenue past the State Capitol and VooDoo Donuts\, through a full mile inside Denver Zoo with live animal spectators\, around Sloan’s Lake with Rocky Mountain views\, and through Lakewood before returning to the City Park finish festival. Exchange zones are strategically located at memorable Denver landmarks\, making spectating easy and exciting. \nRace Details\nThe 2027 Colfax Marathon Relay starts Sunday\, May 16\, 2027 at 6:00 AM alongside the full marathon runners. Relay teams compete in Corporate\, Government\, Public School\, and Open divisions\, making the event accessible to office teams\, school groups\, and community organizations. Each runner runs one leg of the relay; legs vary in distance from approximately 3 to 8 miles. All relay runners and teams finish at the massive City Park after-party with live music\, beer garden\, and food trucks lakeside. Every bib includes a free RTD transit pass for the day. \nWhy Teams Love It\nThe Colfax Marathon Relay is one of Colorado’s most popular team sporting events\, drawing hundreds of corporate and community teams each year. The relay format makes marathon-distance running accessible to groups of friends\, coworkers\, and community members who might not individually take on 26.2 miles. Team camaraderie\, the epic course\, and the City Park finish party combine to create an unforgettable shared experience. Many teams return year after year\, building relay traditions that span decades. \nRace Weekend Tips\nRelay teams need a logistics plan for each exchange zone — study the course map and ensure all runners have transportation to their starting exchange point. Denver road closures from 5 AM–1 PM on race Sunday affect large portions of central Denver; plan drop-offs well in advance. Each relay runner should dress appropriately for their start time — early starters (around 6 AM) may face temperatures in the upper 30s°F. The mandatory expo at Empower Field on Friday and Saturday is where relay team captains pick up all team bibs. \nRegister\nTeam registration opens in August 2026 at runcolfax.org. Corporate and Government Cup relay divisions have separate registration processes — email info@runcolfax.org for large group pricing. Teams sell out along with the broader marathon weekend\, so register early.
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LOCATION:Colfax Marathon Relay | City Park\, Denver\, Ferril Lake\, City Park\, Denver\, CO 80205\, Denver\, Colorado\, United States
CATEGORIES:Relay Races
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