Antelope Island Marathon
Race Day Weather
Warm start, steady conditions ahead
Runners will face a warm start at 67°F, peaking at 72°F by the finish. Wind will be light, generally shifting from crosswinds to a tailwind during the latter half of the race, with gusts reaching 11 mph. With humidity at a comfortable 48%, runners should maintain a steady pace, especially during the initial miles with headwinds, and aim to take advantage of the tailwind from miles 15 to 23.
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Race Info
The Antelope Island Marathon, once called the Layton Marathon, is held annually on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake, Utah. The course starts and finishes near the Antelope Island Marina, with runners traversing paved roads that feature rolling hills and stunning vistas of the lake and the island's mountainous terrain. Keep an eye out for bison, as the island hosts about 600 of them, adding a wild touch to this challenging run.
