The Early Years
2014Established in 2014, the REVEL Mt Charleston Marathon is now 12 years old. From its first edition in Las Vegas, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in United States.
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REVEL Mt Charleston is a unique downhill marathon starting at 7,810 feet elevation on Mt Charleston and descending nearly 7,250 feet to the Las Vegas Valley floor. The course features stunning views of the Spring Mountains and valley, with most of the elevation loss occurring in the first half, allowing runners to settle into the second half with momentum. The event is USATF-certified and designed for fast times with its significant net downhill profile.
April weather on Mt Charleston is cool at the start with morning temperatures around 8°C, warming to pleasant mid-20s Celsius in the valley. Low humidity and minimal rainfall make for ideal spring running conditions.

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Established in 2014, the REVEL Mt Charleston Marathon is now 12 years old. From its first edition in Las Vegas, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in United States.
The fastest time ever recorded at the REVEL Mt Charleston Marathon is 2:32:54, set by Aron Rono in 2022. Every year, new contenders line up hoping to challenge that mark on the streets of Las Vegas.
The REVEL Mt Charleston Marathon route is one of those courses where runners forget their pace and reach for their phones. The scenery through Las Vegas and its surroundings has earned this race a reputation as one of the most photogenic in North America.
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