Course & Elevation

The Salt Lake City Marathon starts in the foothills near the University of Utah and descends gradually toward downtown Salt Lake City, finishing at Liberty Park. The course is primarily downhill, making it fast and runner-friendly, with scenic views of the Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake. The point-to-point design and early spring timing create ideal conditions for competitive running.

Course Facts

Distance 42.195 km
Elevation Gain 183 m
Surface road
Profile Flat

Weather on Race Day

12°C

Temperature

35%

Humidity

15%

Rain Chance

April in Salt Lake City typically brings mild, dry conditions with cool mornings warming into pleasant afternoons. Low humidity and clear skies create ideal running weather, though runners should be prepared for potential spring storms.

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