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Millinocket Marathon & Half

Millinocket Marathon & Half, Millinocket
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Straßenläufe in Vereinigte Staaten, Millinocket

Distanzen

  • Laufen

    Marathon

    42,2 km

    Start: 8. Dez., 09:00

  • Laufen

    Half Marathon

    21,1 km

    Start: 8. Dez., 09:10

Über die Veranstaltung

Maine’s famous grassroots race — a 100% volunteer-organized event created to bolster Millinocket’s year-round vitality after the Great Northern Paper mill closed. The marathon and half now serve as qualifying opportunities for Boston and New York, with annual economic impact of $2.5M–$3M for the Katahdin region.

Verpflegung & Versorgung

Water stations are not guaranteed — plan to carry what you need. In past editions, runner-driven pop-up water stops have appeared. On-course food/drink options are available at aid stations.

Pacer

Pacemaker / Pacer-flaggen available for both Marathon and Half — see the schedule under “Renntag für Laufende” for target times per start wave. Pacers are provided to help runners hit goal pace; flags will be displayed at pacers’ positions.

Ergebnisse

Offizielle Ergebnisse ansehen

Untergrund-Mix

  • 100% Asphalt

Typisches Wetter in Millinocket

Monatsdurchschnitte aus historischen Daten (2000–heute).

Jan-4°-13°
07:13
16:17
Feb-3°-12°
06:39
17:01
Mar-7°
06:47
18:41
Apr
05:49
19:22
May17°
05:04
20:00
Jun22°13°
04:46
20:27
Jul25°16°
05:01
20:22
Aug24°16°
05:36
19:44
Sep20°12°
06:14
18:47
Oct13°
06:52
17:50
Nov-1°
06:36
16:05
Dec-1°-9°
07:10
15:52

Wetterdaten von Open-Meteo

Was im Startgeld enthalten ist

  • Chip-timed bib number
  • Free race-day bus shuttle (continuous loop)
  • Donations fund race expenses and local charities
  • USATF-certified course (Boston/NYC/Chicago)

FAQ

What responsibilities do I have after I sign up?

Can I organize something on the course such as music, fluids or other support? Can I sell stuff?

I know the race is free, but is there a way to purchase a finisher medal?

Why should I stay on Saturday night after the race? Where did the name ‘Magic City’ come from?

Is there a way I can further support the spirit of the Millinocket Marathon?

Registration FAQsClick FAQ to view answer How to I sign up to participate? How do I cancel my entry?

What is the cancellation policy?

Race Day FAQsClick FAQ to view answer Where and when does each race start?

How has the weather been in the past?

Does the race provide childcare? Race Course FAQsClick FAQ to view answer Where can I view the course map and profile?

What items are NOT allowed on the course?

Can spectators follow the race?

Can someone that is not registered for Millinocket run with me or pace me?

Other FAQsClick FAQ to view answer What is next year's race date?

How do I contact the race?

Magic City FAQs How is Millinocket different than other races?

Yes! Commemorative medals are available for pre-paid order from Dave The Woodworking Guy. Click HERE to order your medal today!return to FAQ menu Why should I stay plan to stay overnight both berofre and after the race?

Not staying is in the Katahdin region both before AND after the race means you’ll miss out on a huge part of the event! We encourage you to stay and have fun, then plan for a leisurely drive home on Sunday. (remember Millinocket is a Saturday race!)return to FAQ menu Where did the name ‘Magic City’ come from? At the turn of the 20th century, the largest paper mill in the world was rapidly constructed in Millinocket. The town in the Maine Woods grew quickly to accommodate the influx of immigrants and earned the nickname of "The Magic City=" since it seemed to grow as if by magic! (The video below is just under 2-minutes.) The Great Northern Mill closed in September 2008, and the smoke stack of the largest paper mill in the world was demolished in November 2014.“It's kind of like closure, because now everybody gets the reality of knowing that there is no mill. There will be no mill. There's no more paper making operation that's ever going to happen in this town, and we've got to go ahead and try to move forward.” -Town Councilor Michael MadoreThe first running of the Millinocket Marathon & Half in December 2015.Click HERE for a historical timeline of Maine's Biggest Small Town.return to FAQ menu Is there a way I can further support the spirit of the Millinocket Marathon?

Yes. Port-a-johns will be available in the Veterans Memorial Park at the start/finish area. Additional port-a-johns will be available along the course.Click HERE to make a donation to support the race expenses, including port-a-johns.return to FAQ menu Are headphones/headsets allowed?

Noise cancelling headphones are strictly prohibited! Other headphones are allowed, but discouraged. In accordance with revised regulations of USATF, this event no longer bans the use of headsets while participating in our events. (Except for athletes competing for cash prizes; see below.)However, the MIllinocket Marathon & Half recognizes the potential danger of wearing such devices as parts of our course are shared with auto traffic and strongly urges participants NOT to use headphones.If you still insist on wearing headphones, please keep the volume turned down low, and only run with one ear bud so you are aware of other participants and vehicular traffic.According to Road Runners Club of America's tips for running safety:"Don't wear headphones. Use your ears to be aware of the surroundings. When using headsets, you lose the use of an important sense: your hearing. Always stay alert and aware of what's going on around you. The more aware you are, the less vulnerable you are." return to FAQ menu What items are NOT allowed on the course?

No. Only official or emergency vehicles with permits will be allowed on Golden Road after the race starts. This will be strictly enforced to help keep runners safe/separated from expected heavy spectator traffic.Spectators may drive out the paved part of the course (Millinocket Lake Road) toward Baxter State Park and turn RIGHT into Huber Road and park and walk to Golden Road to cheer on or support runners. (Do NOT turn left onto the race route!) return to FAQ menu Can a friend who isn’t registered to participate jump in and run with me for a few miles?

Or can I have a faster friend pace me, even though they are not registered to run?

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