Bermuda Marathon Weekend

Elevation profile

Illustrative profile based on elevation data. Actual course may vary.

Course highlights

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Loop course

Course layout type

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Road terrain

Running surface

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Certified

Athletics Federation of Bermuda

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355m gain

Total elevation

About this race

The Bermuda Marathon runs through the world's most elegant small-island running event — a British Overseas Territory with pink-sand beaches (the pink colour from coral and foraminifera), Bermuda-style pastel-painted limestone buildings, and the world's only public roads that allow only one scooter per household. The hilly course winds around the entire island's spine road, past the Naval dockyard fortress, beside the turquoise sound, through St. George's (a UNESCO World Heritage colonial town), and along the railway trail.

History and records

First edition 1969

Avg. participants 1,400

Race day weather

Mid-January in Bermuda averages 17-21C (63-70F). Atlantic island mild winter. Pink sand. Only scooters on roads.

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Organizer

Bermuda Road Races Official website

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