Antelope Island Marathon
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Feels cool
Total elevation gain
Relatively flat course · Net elevation change +0 ft
Crowd Rating
Quiet course sections
The Lowdown
The Antelope Island Marathon starts at 7:00 am on Friday, October 8, 2027, at the Antelope Island Marina in Syracuse, Utah. The out-and-back course runs on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake, with the lake to the east and the island's mountains to the west, and several rollers keep it from being a downhill course. Aid stations stand every 1.5 to 2 miles, and about 600 bison live on the island. A 6:30 am Slow Racers start is open to runners who need more time. The race also offers a half marathon, 10K and 5K, and entry includes a finisher medal and race shirt.
Questions about the Antelope Island Marathon 2027
When is the Antelope Island Marathon 2027?
Friday, October 8, 2027.
Where is the Antelope Island Marathon?
Syracuse, Utah, United States.
What time does the Antelope Island Marathon start?
The race starts at 7:00 AM, local time.
What is the Antelope Island Marathon time limit?
7 hours; course sweep at 2:00 PM.
How do I enter the Antelope Island Marathon 2027?
Registration is open. Jul 9, 2027: Marathon price increases. Ways in: Online registration through RunSignup; Race-day registration is available for an additional $15.
How much does the Antelope Island Marathon 2027 cost?
Marathon: $95.
What is the Antelope Island Marathon elevation gain?
120 m (394 ft) of total elevation gain. Net elevation change: +0 m (0 ft). Relatively flat course.
What is the Antelope Island Marathon course like?
It passes Antelope Island Marina, Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island mountains.
What is the weather like at the Antelope Island Marathon?
The race-day average is 9 °C (48 °F). Feels cool.
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