Event information

God's Country Marathon 2025

07 Jun 2025

4.0

Where

Coudersport, PA, United States

Start time

04:00

Distances

Marathon, Half Marathon

Sub-events

26.2

Full Marathon - Individual Age group/open

June 07 2025

Distance: Marathon·Start time: 04:00

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13.1

Half Marathon - Individual Age group/open

June 07 2025

Distance: Half Marathon·Start time: 04:00

Half MarathonPoint to pointDownhillAdventure race

26.2

Team Relay Full Marathon - Team Relay Registration

June 07 2025

Distance: Marathon·Start time: 04:00

MarathonPoint to pointDownhillAdventure race

Race Details

Contact information

Phone Number

1-888-768-8372

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Reviews

Based on 81 Reviews from other runners - tap or click to see all!

By: Kevin Storer

Posted: June 02, 2024

Great course, great people!

This is an excellent race for a number of reasons: 1) point-to-point in rolling hills 2) challenging up-hill and fast downhill (miles 14-22) 3) friendly and supportive staff 4) great organization 5) cash prizes for top 3 male & female 6) beautiful scenery everywhere. A great race to test yourself!

4.0

By: Don C.

Posted: June 08, 2021

Wonderful experience

The greater the challenge the bigger the reward.A tough course and a hot day meant every mile had to be earned but the support for the runners was beyond anything I've seen in any other marathon I've entered, with volunteers supplying refreshment at every mile. It was 79 degrees at noon.I ran my slowest time but could not have been more pleased with my effort.There are not many runners here but it's truly one for the connoisseur. There is a Dark Sky park here as well at Cherry Springs. A scenic and uncrowded area and I was also impressed by the absence of litter along the roads. Great road trip.

4.0

By: James H.

Posted: June 10, 2014

Respect the hill, but don't fear it.

I keep coming back to this one because of the great organization, the friendly spectators and volunteers, the small town atmosphere, and the challenge that 'the hill' adds to this tougher-than-most marathon. I definitely did not conquer the hill the first couple times running it! Test yourself against a challenging course, the organization, scenery, and top notch volunteers and spectators make it worthwhile. I'll be back and try to talk my running buddies into joining me.