Recorrido y desnivel

The Hatfield-McCoy Marathon follows a historic course through the coal country of southern West Virginia, starting in Williamson and winding through the Appalachian Mountains. Runners traverse scenic river valleys and rolling hillsides that echo the region's rich and colorful history, with the course certified by USA Track & Field.

Superficie: road Perfil: Ondulado

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Temperatura 23°C

Humedad 72%

Probabilidad de lluvia 35%

Warm and humid early summer weather typical of Appalachia. Afternoon thunderstorms are possible but not common. Temperatures can feel warmer due to humidity levels.

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🎯 Curiosidades

▸ Named after the legendary Hatfield and McCoy feud, one of America's most famous family rivalries that occurred in the exact region where the marathon takes place
▸ The race passes through coal mining heritage sites and follows routes once traveled by moonshiners during Prohibition
▸ Williamson was nicknamed 'Williamson, the Gem City' in its heyday and the marathon celebrates this Appalachian community's comeback
▸ Local high school bands and church choirs provide entertainment at various aid stations throughout the course

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