The Early Years
2001Established in 2001, the Quito Marathon is now 25 years old. From its first edition in Quito, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in Ecuador.
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Parcours et dénivelé
The Quito Marathon navigates through the historic and colonial streets of Ecuador's capital, the world's second-highest capital city at 2,850m elevation. Runners experience significant altitude challenges while passing through historic neighborhoods, modern districts, and enjoying views of the surrounding Andean peaks. The course is primarily urban with rolling hills throughout the entire route.
Surface: route Profil: Vallonné
Météo
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Température 16°C
Humidité 68%
Risque de pluie 45%
August is part of Quito's dry season with mild temperatures typical of the equatorial highlands. Runners should expect cool conditions due to high altitude, with possible afternoon light rain and intense UV exposure.
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Histoires & Légendes
The Hills That Break You
With 850m of elevation gain, the Quito Marathon is not a course for the faint-hearted. The climbs are where races are won and lost — where the gap between training and undertrained reveals itself without mercy. Locals say the course doesn't beat you; it just waits for you to beat yourself.
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Anecdotes
- ▸ Quito Marathon is held in the world's second-highest capital city, requiring significant altitude acclimatization as runners compete at over 2,800m elevation.
- ▸ The race passes through UNESCO World Heritage Site-designated colonial neighborhoods, with stunning views of Quito's historic architecture and surrounding snow-capped Andean peaks.
- ▸ August's timing coincides with Ecuador's dry season and Independence Day celebrations, creating a festive atmosphere throughout the city.
- ▸ The altitude factor makes this marathon a unique preparation tool for athletes training for other high-elevation races in the Andes region.
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