Course & Elevation

The Beirut Marathon starts from the Cite Sportive and winds through the coastal districts, passing through downtown Beirut, the Corniche, and ending at the UNESCO-listed Cedars Square. The course offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and traverses both the rebuilt city center and scenic waterfront neighborhoods, making it one of the most picturesque marathons in the Middle East.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 23°C

Humidity 65%

Rain Chance 15%

Pleasant autumn weather with mild temperatures and low humidity. November offers ideal running conditions with occasional coastal breezes and minimal rainfall.

Registration

Registration Opens July

Registration Closes October

Entry Cost LBP 400,000 - LBP 600,000

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ The Beirut Marathon was established in 2003 and is one of the largest sporting events in the Middle East, attracting runners from over 90 countries.
▸ The race serves as a symbol of resilience and unity for Lebanon, promoting peace and international cooperation through sport.
▸ Runners experience a unique blend of Mediterranean coastal views and historic Lebanese architecture throughout the course.
▸ The marathon has consistently grown since its inception, becoming a flagship event that celebrates Beirut's cultural and sporting revival.

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