Very hilly course with significant elevation changes throughout the race.
Only 21 finishers in the last race, providing a unique and intimate race atmosphere.
Located on Prince of Wales Island, offering stunning views of Alaskan wilderness during the run.
BQ rate of just 9.5%, highlighting the challenge posed by the terrain.
With a PR score of 94.46, this marathon is decidedly hilly, challenging those who tackle it. Located in Craig, Alaska, you'll experience a rugged terrain that tests your endurance and strategy. Despite the scenic beauty, only about 9.5% of runners qualify for Boston, indicating the difficulty level. Small field sizes mean you’ll likely find yourself racing alongside a tight-knit group of fellow endurance seekers.
Focus on conserving energy during the uphill sections, pacing yourself to maintain strength for the later miles. Utilize the descents to recover and regain some speed, but be cautious of overexerting, as the hills can take their toll.
Detailed elevation profile data is being prepared for this race. Check back soon for interactive course analysis.
Historical average based on 3-year data for this race date
Temp
50.6°F / 43.2°F
Conditions
Rainy
Precipitation
0.39 in
Wind
12.3 mph
Historical averages · Source: Open-Meteo · Actual conditions will vary
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