Blue Nose International Marathon
Quick facts
Distance Marathon
Rescheduled to 06 Nov 2020
Previous date: 15 May 2020
About Blue Nose International Marathon
Are you up for a challenge?
The Scotiabank Marathon is a Boston Qualifying event that takes participants on a 42.2-kilometre (26.2 miles) adventure through the vibrant streets of Halifax and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. This course allows you to experience several of Halifax’s main attractions on foot, including Citadel Hill, Point Pleasant Park and the beautiful downtown core, as well as the charming streets of downtown Dartmouth after a scenic trip over the Macdonald bridge.
Halifax has gained a reputation for being a little “hill-y” but it’s nothing you can’t handle (We’re sure of it!). You can also find comfort in knowing that the whole city will be cheering you on from the sidelines.
Add the Scotiabank Marathon to your list of must-do’s, after all, when was the last time you ran UP HILL towards the finish line?
Distances
GoodLife FITNESS 10K
- 10km
BOYNECLARKE LLP 15KM
- 15.229km
Doctors Nova Scotia Youth Run
- 2km
Scotiabank Full Marathon
- 42.195km
Half Marathon
- 21.097km
Lifemark 5K
- 5km
Practicalities
Equipment Storage
There will be a secure ‘bag storage area’.
Blue Nose International Marathon Route Map
Start:
Halifax Citadel National Historic Site
Halifax,ca
Overview
Marathon
Start line is located on Sackville Street, near Queen. Participants will head north first, over the Angus Macdonald bridge, towards a paved path of the Trans Canada Trail to start a loop around the beautiful Lake Banook. Participants will then run under the bridge for a unique harbour and bridge view before returning back to Halifax where they’ll enjoy running DOWN the hills in Point Pleasant Park and a loop of the Halifax Commons before they head to the finish line on Brunswick.
Half Marathon
Start line is located on Sackville Street, near Queen. Participants can look forward to running down the hills of Point Pleasant Park instead of up them, as this route heads south first, then heads to the north end and does a loop of the Halifax Commons before heading home to finish on Brunswick Street.
The race information has been found on the official website of the event or through publicly available sources. Always refer to the official website the latest race information. Please let us know if any data is wrong or missing, by emailing us.
