The race takes place in late May, when Burlington typically experiences mild spring weather, ideal for long-distance running.
A course means that runners need to navigate some rolling hills throughout their 26.2-mile journey. Burlington's scenic backdrop provides a unique blend of beauty and challenge, making it both rewarding and demanding. Runners share the road with a supportive crowd, creating an atmosphere that inspires even as fatigue sets in.
BMQR course profile: Rolling Hills.
Start conservatively, keeping an eye on your effort during the initial hills to avoid burnout. As you approach flatter sections, gradually increase your pace, saving energy for the final miles, where a strong finish can help secure a BQ.
No elevation data was found in the course profile file.
Historical average based on 3-year data for this race date
Temp
68.2°F / 48.8°F
Conditions
Rainy
Precipitation
0.08 in
Wind
9.8 mph
Historical averages · Source: Open-Meteo · Actual conditions will vary
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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