When is Los Angeles Marathon?

Los Angeles Marathon takes place on Mar 8, 2026. That's in 1 week.

Where is Los Angeles Marathon located?

Los Angeles Marathon is held in Los Angeles, California, United States.

What distances are available at Los Angeles Marathon?

Los Angeles Marathon offers the following distances: 26.2M.

What is the typical weather for Los Angeles Marathon?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 52°F and 70°F on race day. There's approximately a 7% chance of precipitation.

Los Angeles Marathon (26.2M) - Mar 8, 2026 | Los Angeles, CA

Embark on an unforgettable 26.2-mile journey through the heart of the City of Angels at the Los Angeles Marathon on March 8, 2026. This prestigious "Stadium to Stars" course kicks off at iconic Dodger Stadium, guiding runners on a vibrant tour past legendary landmarks and through diverse neighborhoods. Expect a scenic adventure encompassing the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the star-studded Hollywood Walk of Fame, the famous Sunset Strip, the luxurious streets of Beverly Hills, and the charming community of Brentwood, before culminating at the exhilarating finish line on Avenue of the Stars in Century City.

While offering a chance to see Los Angeles on foot, runners should prepare for a course featuring rolling hills, with an overall elevation gain of around 950 feet. The initial miles offer a fast downhill start from Dodger Stadium, but be ready for significant rolling inclines between miles 3.5 and 6.5, including sharper hills at miles 4 and 5. A notable climb also awaits between miles 20 and 21.2, followed by a gradual uphill finish. Typical race day conditions in early March offer pleasant running weather, with highs around 70°F and lows around 52°F, and only a 7% chance of precipitation. Aid stations are plentiful and well-stocked with water and electrolytes throughout the course.

Renowned as one of the largest marathons in the United States, the Los Angeles Marathon promises an unparalleled atmosphere, boasting more live entertainment per mile than any other race worldwide, with over 85 performing groups and enthusiastic crowds exceeding one million spectators. This event is celebrated for its incredible fan support and diverse field, including thousands of young participants from the Students Run L.A. program, making it a truly unique and compelling race experience for both seasoned marathoners and first-timers.