Flagstaff Marathon
Race Day Weather
Cool start, warming finish
Runners will face a temperature trend starting at 56°F and climbing to 74°F by the end. Wind will be moderate at 14 mph from the ESE, creating a mix of headwind, tailwind, and crosswind throughout the race. With average humidity at 43%, hydration will be essential, especially in the later laps as temperatures rise. Starting conservatively is advised to manage the heat as it builds.
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Race Info
Known as the “The Coolest Marathon in Arizona,” The Flagstaff Marathon is a completely off-road course in the Coconino National Forest. At 8,000+ ft. elevation, it is known as one of the most challenging courses in the country, with 1,200 feet of climbing for the half marathon and 2,400 for the full, and composed entirely of single and double track trails. Source
