The course features rolling hills, providing a mix of flat and elevated sections that require careful pacing.
Takes place on May 23, which offers a spring climate that can range from cool to warm, impacting runner comfort levels.
The Coeur d'Alene Marathon presents a rolling course that can be both invigorating and challenging. Despite its beauty, be mindful of the terrain; it has enough ups and downs to keep your strategy sharp if you're aiming for a strong finish.
BMQR course profile: Rolling Hills.
Focus on maintaining even effort through the rolling hills, adjusting your pace on the inclines and declines. Use the quieter sections to settle into your target pace, but don't be afraid to push slightly on the downhills to recover and maintain your momentum for the later stages.
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Typical conditions: Cool to mild (45–65°F), variable conditions. Spring race-day temperatures can shift quickly. Check the forecast in the week before and plan your kit for a range of conditions.
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