Recorrido y desnivel

The Mexico City Marathon starts and finishes in the historic Zócalo (main plaza) and loops through the heart of the capital, passing iconic landmarks including the Metropolitan Cathedral, Paseo de la Reforma, and Chapultepec Park. The course operates at high altitude (2,250-2,630m), providing a challenging but spectacular urban experience through Mexico's vibrant cultural center.

Superficie: road Perfil: Ondulado

🌤️ Clima

Temperatura 20°C

Humedad 65%

Probabilidad de lluvia 40%

August is in Mexico City's rainy season with warm temperatures and moderate humidity. Afternoon thunderstorms are common, though mornings are typically clearer. The high altitude (2,250m) means cooler conditions than expected for the latitude.

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Apertura de inscripción marzo

Cierre de inscripción julio

Precio de inscripción MXN 1,200-1,800

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🎯 Curiosidades

▸ Mexico City Marathon is one of the largest marathons in Latin America, attracting thousands of local and international runners annually.
▸ The race operates at one of the world's highest altitudes for a major marathon at 2,250m elevation, which can significantly impact performance for unacclimatized runners.
▸ The course showcases Mexico City's UNESCO World Heritage historic center, with runners passing the Metropolitan Cathedral and National Palace during the race.
▸ August is the rainy season in Mexico City, earning the marathon its reputation as one of the wettest major marathons in North America.

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