Course & Elevation

The Lima Marathon course traverses through the heart of Peru's capital, starting and finishing in the historic city center. Runners experience the coastal Miraflores district with its oceanside cliffs and parks, passing through affluent neighborhoods and the famous Parque de la Exposición before returning downtown. The course offers stunning urban vistas and is relatively fast for a South American marathon.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 21°C

Humidity 75%

Rain Chance 5%

May in Lima is autumn with mild, pleasant temperatures and very low rainfall. Humidity is moderate due to the coastal location, and runners typically experience overcast conditions with occasional sunshine.

Registration

Registration Opens February

Registration Closes April

Entry Cost S/ 180-280

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ The Lima Marathon is one of the oldest continuously held marathons in South America, celebrating over 25 years of tradition.
▸ Runners experience the unique Peruvian coastal climate, racing at sea level with moderate temperatures that rarely exceed 25°C.
▸ The race passes through Miraflores, one of the world's most scenic neighborhoods with dramatic Pacific Ocean cliffs and modern architecture.
▸ Lima Marathon attracts international runners preparing for major marathons due to its timing in May and favorable spring conditions.

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