Course & Elevation

The Santiago Marathon traverses the heart of Chile's capital city, starting and finishing in the historic Plaza de Armas. The course winds through the Ñuñoa, Providencia, and Las Condes neighborhoods, offering views of the Andes mountains while navigating the city's moderate elevation changes. Runners experience a mix of urban infrastructure and park areas, with significant portions along tree-lined avenues.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 18°C

Humidity 65%

Rain Chance 15%

Autumn in Santiago brings pleasant, mild temperatures with generally dry conditions. Clear skies offer stunning views of the nearby Andes, though mornings can be cool and runners may experience afternoon warmth.

Registration

Registration Opens January

Registration Closes March

Entry Cost CLP 180,000 - CLP 250,000

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ The marathon starts and finishes in Santiago's historic Plaza de Armas, the main square since the city's founding in 1541.
▸ Runners enjoy stunning views of the snow-capped Andes mountains throughout the course, with the peak of Mount San Cristóbal at 880m visible from multiple points.
▸ The race takes place during autumn in the Southern Hemisphere, making it one of the most comfortable times to run in Santiago's typically warm climate.
▸ Santiago Marathon attracts South American runners preparing for major international competitions due to its well-organized infrastructure and altitude acclimatization benefits.

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