The Marathon Course begins at the Teton Dam Site in Teton, Idaho at an elevation of 5380'.  The first 15 miles are slightly downhill, with an elevation loss of approximately 500 feet.  The next 3 miles are uphill to an elevation of 5240', thus regaining 360'.  The remaining miles then descend to the finish line at Smith Park in Rexburg, Idaho at an elevation of 4850'.

Teton Dam Marathon

Human Interest Story

The tenth annual Teton Dam Marathon kicked off under sunny skies at 6:30 am. The race commemorates the June 5, 1976 Teton Dam collapse.

Runners Compete In Teton Dam Marathon Under Sunny Skies

Post-Race Review/ Results

Byran Morseman won God's Country Marathon with a time of 2 hours 41 minutes and 5 seconds.

God's Country Marathon Draws 168 Runners as Stanley's Record Stands

The Teton Dam Marathon holds on to the anniversary of a break in the Teton Dam which killed 11 people and caused half a billion dollars in damage

37th Anniversary Of Teton Dam Flood

The tenth annual Teton Dam Marathon will kick off on June 8 with the Farmers Market to take place during the finish line expo.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results