Recorrido y desnivel

The Pittsburgh Marathon showcases the city's iconic bridges and neighborhoods, starting and finishing in downtown's Point State Park. Runners cross multiple bridges including the Roberto Clemente Bridge and traverse scenic riverside paths along the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers. The course winds through historic neighborhoods like the Strip District and Lawrenceville, offering a perfect blend of urban scenery and green space.

Superficie: road Perfil: Ondulado

🌤️ Clima

Temperatura 16°C

Humedad 65%

Probabilidad de lluvia 35%

Spring weather with mild temperatures and moderate humidity. Occasional rain possible but generally pleasant conditions for running. Favorable conditions overall with low risk of extreme heat.

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Apertura de inscripción enero

Cierre de inscripción abril

Precio de inscripción $135-$165

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🎯 Curiosidades

▸ The race crosses the famous Roberto Clemente Bridge, named after the Pittsburgh Pirates legend and decorated with Pirates colors.
▸ Pittsburgh is known as the 'City of Bridges' with over 440 bridges—runners experience this iconic feature throughout the course.
▸ The marathon supports local charities and community programs, raising millions for Pittsburgh nonprofits.
▸ The race starts and finishes in Point State Park, a historic landmark at the confluence of three rivers.

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