When is Utah Valley Marathon?

Utah Valley Marathon takes place on Jun 6, 2026. That's in 2 months.

Where is Utah Valley Marathon located?

Utah Valley Marathon is held in Provo, Utah, United States.

What distances are available at Utah Valley Marathon?

Utah Valley Marathon offers the following distances: 26.2M, 13.1M, 10K.

What is the typical weather for Utah Valley Marathon?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 53°F and 84°F on race day. There's approximately a 5% chance of precipitation.

Utah Valley Marathon (10K-26.2M) - Jun 6, 2026 | Provo, UT

The Utah Valley Marathon, scheduled for June 6, 2026, in Provo, UT, promises runners an unforgettable journey through stunning natural beauty and a course renowned for its speed. Offering distances including a full marathon (26.2M), half marathon (13.1M), and 10K, this USATF-certified event is a prime opportunity for personal records and Boston Marathon qualification. The marathon begins high in the Wasatch Mountains near Wallsburg, at over 6,000 feet, offering cool mountain air and breathtaking vistas from the start.

Runners on the predominantly downhill, point-to-point course will experience a net elevation loss of over 1,400 feet, gliding through Provo Canyon along the scenic Provo River. This route showcases dramatic views of towering cliffs, lush landscapes, the iconic Bridal Veil Falls, and distant glimpses of Utah Lake. While largely a downhill assist, the course incorporates some manageable rolling hills, particularly around mile 8.5 and a notable climb around mile 15.5 for marathoners, adding a strategic challenge without being overly punishing on the quads. Aid stations are generously spaced every two miles (starting at mile 3 for the marathon), providing water, sports drinks, GU, bananas, and oranges, all supported by enthusiastic volunteers.

Finishing in historic downtown Provo at the Utah County Courthouse park, runners are greeted by a vibrant post-race celebration. Reviews consistently praise the Utah Valley Marathon for its exceptional organization, scenic beauty, and "fast course" reputation, making it a favorite for many. Typical race day conditions in early June see comfortable lows around 53°F at the start, rising to highs around 84°F by midday, with a minimal 5% chance of precipitation, creating ideal cool mountain starts and sunny finishes. This race is not just about setting a new personal best; it's about soaking in some of Utah's most spectacular scenery on a course designed for an exhilarating experience.