Hop Hop Half Marathon
Course HighlightsHop Hop Half runs along the scenic shores of Lacamas Lake in Camas, Washington, a short drive east of Portland across the Columbia River. The course showcases spring wildflowers, towering Douglas firs, and the sparkling lake on a well-maintained route that's challenging but accessible for all abilities. With five distances — half marathon, 15K, 10K, 5K, and a 1-miler — the whole family can participate on Easter Saturday.Race DetailsProduced by Foot Traffic, Portland's iconic local running retailer, Hop Hop
Bend Marathon
Course HighlightsThe Bend Marathon starts and finishes at Bend's Old Mill District West Parking Area, one of the most picturesque race venues in Oregon. The course follows the Deschutes River Trail through Bend's scenic riverfront parks, climbing gently through neighborhoods with panoramic views of the Cascade Mountains — including Mount Bachelor, the Three Sisters, and Broken Top. The marathon starts at 7:00 a.m., with the half marathon at 8:00 a.m., 10K at 8:15 a.m., and 5K at 8:30 a.m. A
ASICS Falmouth Road Race
A storied Cape Cod coastal road race with ocean views, summer crowds, and a fast 7-mile point-to-point route from Woods Hole to Falmouth Heights. Course HighlightsThe race follows the shoreline and rolling roads of Cape Cod, with water, beaches, and dense spectator support defining the experience. The official site lists the 54th running for August 16, 2026, with an 8:00 a.m. start. Why Runners Love ItFalmouth’s summer setting and long history make it one of the premier American road races. Runners can
Generali Málaga Marathon
A sunny Mediterranean marathon starting and finishing beside Málaga’s city hall, with a flat coastal-city setting and late-autumn timing. Course HighlightsThe official regulations place the start and finish on Paseo del Parque in front of Málaga Town Hall. The marked circuit combines broad city roads, palm-lined parkland, waterfront atmosphere, and a finish close to the city’s historic core. Why Runners Love ItMálaga’s November climate and compact city center make it attractive for runners who want a destination marathon without winter conditions. The
Firenze Marathon
Florence’s classic city marathon threads through Renaissance streets, riverfront paths, bridges, and one of Europe’s most celebrated historic centers. Course HighlightsThe official course description highlights ancient bridges, medieval alleys, Piazza del Duomo, the Arno River, and Florentine views. The setting changes constantly, making the marathon feel like a moving tour through the city’s art and architecture. Why Runners Love ItThe 2026 race is the 42nd edition, continuing more than four decades of running, history, and emotion. Few road races offer such a
Schneider Electric Marathon de Paris
One of Europe’s most iconic destination marathons, taking runners past Paris landmarks on a grand, highly international city course. Course HighlightsThe race’s signature setting includes the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe, the Seine, and historic boulevards. The course is designed as a landmark tour as much as a long-distance test, with dense crowd support and a major finish-area production. Why Runners Love ItParis combines the scale of a global marathon with an unusually concentrated sightseeing footprint. Runners can turn race weekend into
Copenhagen Half Marathon
A fast, prestigious Copenhagen half marathon that doubles as the 2026 World Athletics Road Running Championships half-marathon event. Course HighlightsThe 2026 program includes the half marathon on September 20, plus championship 5K and one-mile races on September 19. The course takes place in Copenhagen’s compact, spectator-friendly streets, with harbor districts, historic architecture, and broad avenues shaping the experience. Why Runners Love ItHosting the World Athletics Road Running Championships makes 2026 an unusually significant edition. Copenhagen’s flat profile, cycling culture, and easy transit
HCMC Marathon
Vietnam’s leading marathon brings runners through Ho Chi Minh City with a mass-start atmosphere, tropical streets, and a growing international field. Course HighlightsThe official site lists 42K, 21K, and 10K categories with start and finish at 30/4 Park on Le Duan. The central location puts runners close to the city’s major boulevards, historic architecture, and lively spectator zones. Why Runners Love ItThe event traces its story to 1992 and reports 13 editions with more than 150,000 runners from 75 countries. That international
Penang Bridge International Marathon
A distinctive Malaysian destination race built around the experience of running across the iconic Penang Bridge before sunrise. Course HighlightsThe official site describes an annual event held on the bridge connecting Penang Island to the mainland. The long bridge span, open water, tropical darkness, and dawn transition create a course experience unlike a conventional city marathon. Why Runners Love ItPBIM has been an anticipated Malaysian running event since its inception in 1986. The combination of a major bridge crossing and Penang’s food,
Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon
Southeast Asia’s signature mass-participation marathon turns Singapore’s illuminated streets and waterfront into a fast, highly organized race course. Course HighlightsThe official event platform describes tens of thousands of runners moving through the streets of Singapore across five race categories. Expect a dense urban setting, iconic Marina Bay views, and a sunrise-to-morning race atmosphere. Why Runners Love ItSingapore’s efficient transit, compact geography, and polished event operations make it especially approachable for an international race trip. The two-day format gives families and mixed-distance groups