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Wenatchee Marathon
Apr 18, 2026
4.0
Where
Wenatchee, WA, United States
Start time
08:00
Distances
Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K, 5K
Surface
Gravel
Sub-events
26.2
Marathon
April 18, 2026
Distance: Marathon·Start time: 08:00
MarathonPoint to pointRun/WalkGravelDownhill
13.1
Half Marathon
April 18, 2026
Distance: Half Marathon·Start time: 08:20
Point to pointRun/WalkGravelDownhillHalf Marathon
10K
10K
April 18, 2026
Distance: 10K·Start time: 08:45
Point to pointRun/WalkGravelDownhill10K
5K
5K
April 18, 2026
Distance: 5K·Start time: 08:50
Point to pointRun/WalkGravelDownhill5K
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3.8
Based on 25 Reviews from other runners - tap or click to see all!By: Luz W.
Posted: May 02, 2025
Not flat!!
Lots of rolling hills for the full marathon. The description even in the certificate says lowest is 200 meters, highest 210 meters. With only a difference of “32 ft” I did not expect getting a 1,656 ft of elevation gain. My app said it was more like 80 ft difference. By the time I finished they had runout of 2025 medals, so I got a 2023 medal instead. It got warm pretty quick especially with the hills. I would suggest starting the marathon at 7, then 8. Other than that it was a beautiful scenery with the mountains to the north, and the apple trees in bloom. Aid stations and volunteers were great.
4.0
By: Cindy L.
Posted: April 26, 2023
A must do marathon
Well done for a small race. The scenery was beautiful! LOVED the finish over the bridge! The course did not get boring even though it was 2 loops (other runners & races going on at the same time were beneficial to runners supporting each other as spectators were minimal). The only improvement I would suggest is the award for age group winners (as we received the same glass everyone else got just to participate).
4.0
By: Eric O.
Posted: April 27, 2018
Scenic race, but small
This was a good race, but a rather small participation. The two loops around the Columbia River were large enough that I didn't feel like I was running in the same place the whole time. Support was adequate and despite not having any crowds it felt like those involved were very supportive. There were a lot of rolling hills; the race isn't flat, but none of the hills were very long. If you like smaller races, this is a good one to consider.
3.0
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