Aug 30
Date
Full Marathon, Half Marathon
Distance
55m
Elevation
27,000
Runners
Elevation Profile
Illustrative profile based on elevation data. Actual course may vary.
Course Highlights
Loop Course
Course layout type
Road Terrain
Running surface
Certified
World Athletics
About This Race
The Maratón de la Ciudad de México is one of the world's most historic and culturally rich marathons, run at 7,350 feet elevation through 700 years of Aztec and colonial Mexican history. The course winds along the Paseo de la Reforma past the iconic Angel of Independence, through Chapultepec Park, through the Centro Histórico (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), past the National Cathedral and Palace to the stunning Zócalo main square.
History & Records
First Edition
1982
Avg. Participants
27,000
Race Day Weather
Late August in Mexico City averages 13-20C (55-68F). High altitude demands acclimatization. Rainy season ends.
Runner Reviews
Reviews are coming soon. After the race, runners will be able to share their experience here.
Organizer
Maratón CDMX
Official Website