Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon
Lo esencial
La Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon es ampliamente reconocida como 'El Maratón Urbano Más Hermoso de América', y su recorrido lo confirma. Se trata de una ruta en un sentido que conecta las dos ciudades más grandes de Minnesota: comienza en el centro de Minneapolis (cerca del U.S. Bank Stadium) y termina en el Capitolio del Estado en St. Paul. A lo largo del camino, el recorrido muestra los colores del otoño y los lagos de la ciudad: pasarás junto al resplandeciente Lake of the Isles, Bde Maka Ska, Lake Harriet, y a lo largo del río Mississippi. La histórica Summit Avenue en St. Paul, rodeada de árboles otoñales y casas majestuosas, comprende las últimas millas. El terreno es principalmente plano a suavemente ondulado; el mayor desafío es una subida gradual extendida de aproximadamente la milla 20 a la 23 conforme asciendes desde el nivel del río hasta el Capitolio (una ganancia de elevación de aproximadamente 200 pies que se siente significativa en el tramo final). En general, muchos corredores encuentran que Twin Cities es rápida: hay suficiente bajada y terreno plano al inicio para compensar las colinas finales. Y los visuales son impresionantes en todo momento, desde los skylines urbanos hasta las vistas naturales.
Día de la carrera
Pronóstico del tiempo
Elevación
Perfil del terreno
Recorrido relativamente plano
Participantes
Tamaño del grupo
Grupo numeroso
Calificación del público
Apoyo de espectadores
Apoyo legendario del público
Clasificatorio para Boston
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Downtown Minneapolis
Race start in the heart of Minneapolis with views of the IDS Center and the city skyline
Chain of Lakes (Bde Maka Ska and Lake Harriet)
Runners pass scenic parkland and lakefront trails in the early miles
Stone Arch Bridge and Mississippi Riverfront
Scenic stretch along the river with views of the historic Stone Arch Bridge
Minnehaha Falls Park
Near the course corridor, a popular green-space landmark known for its waterfall and trails
Mississippi River crossing
The course crosses or parallels the river as runners head east toward Saint Paul
Summit Avenue (Saint Paul)
Iconic stretch lined with historic Victorian mansions in the later miles of the marathon
Landmark Center & Rice Park (Downtown Saint Paul)
The race finishes in downtown Saint Paul near the Landmark Center and festive Rice Park
Otras distancias disponibles durante el fin de semana del evento:
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Elegibilidad
- Must be 16 years or older on race day to enter the marathon
- Complete official race registration and sign the required waiver
- Bibs and registrations are non-transferable
- Runners must finish within the official course time limit (6 hours 30 minutes); participants who cannot maintain the required pace may be removed from the course
- Entrants must follow all race and USATF competition rules
- Wheelchair and handcycle competitors must register in the appropriate division and may require prior approval or classification
- Medical clearance is recommended for participants with pre-existing health conditions; race medical staff decisions are final
- Proof of age or identity may be required at packet pickup or on race day
Documentos requeridos
- Photo ID
- Registration confirmation
Métodos de inscripción
- Online registration
Política de cancelación y reembolso
All standard entries are non-refundable
Bib transfers are not permitted
Deferral to the 2027 race is allowed through August 31, 2026 for a $30 processing fee
Medical deferrals allowed with physician documentation; entry fee credited toward the following year minus a $30 processing fee
The course is point-to-point from downtown Minneapolis to downtown St. Paul and finishes along the Mississippi River with scenic views of the Saint Paul riverfront and downtown skyline.
Finishers receive a commemorative medal and a technical finisher shirt, and there is a well-stocked post-race festival with food vendors, a beer garden, and recovery areas.
The event weekend includes a race expo with packet pickup, vendor booths, a kids run (KidDash), and community events such as a pre-race pasta dinner hosted by local partners.
Aid stations are frequent—typically every 1.5–2.5 miles—offering water, electrolyte drink, and gels, and medical tents are available at the finish area for recovery support.
Parking in downtown Minneapolis is limited on race morning so organizers provide shuttle services from designated lots and recommend arriving early or using public transit; there are awards for overall, masters, and standard five-year age-group categories.
Comunidad
Historias, consejos y fotos del día de carrera de corredores que han completado este recorrido.
Reseñas de la comunidad
Aprende de otros corredores y comparte ideas que ayuden a quienes vienen después a cruzar la meta.

