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What is the Big Sur International Marathon?

The Big Sur International Marathon is a point-to-point course run on scenic CA Highway 1 from Big Sur to Carmel the last Sunday each April. Towering redwoods, crashing waves, coastal mountains and verdant pastures are featured on this bucket list course. ...

What time does the Big Sur Marathon start?

The marathon begins at 6:45 AM at the Big Sur Station in Big Sur. To view a map of the start area, click HERE (Please note that the map is subject to change). The course is from Big Sur to Carmel on scenic Highway 1, the nation’s first nationally-designated Scenic Highway. ...

Where does the Big Sur Marathon take place?

The marathon takes place on Highway 1, which is the United States’ first nationally-designated Scenic Highway. One of the highlights of the marathon is the Iconic Bixby Creek Bridge located in the middle of the route. In 2020 and 2021 Big Sur Marathon races were canceled due to the pandemic. ...

Why is the Big Sur International Marathon a must-do event?

The Big Sur International Marathon stands out for its scenic route, meticulous organization, and warm community support. It provides a unique and rewarding experience for runners of all levels, making it a must-do event in the marathon calendar. The VIP had everything including heated tent before and after race. ...

Will the 2024 Big Sur International Marathon start and finish in Carmel?

The 2024 course will be out-and-back starting and finishing in Carmel. Link to 2024 Course Map . The Big Sur International Marathon is a point-to-point course run on scenic CA Highway 1 from Big Sur to Carmel the last Sunday each April. ...

Why was the Big Sur Marathon canceled?

The Big Sur Marathon has only been canceled twice, in 2020 and 2021 because of the pandemic. “Our No. 1 priority with the changes of this course was the safety of our runners,” Preister said. “If the stage shifts, the beauty of the course is still unmatched. It’s still an incredible experience.” ...