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The Yorkshire Marathon is a 26.2-mile road race held in York, typically in October, with the University of York serving as the event's central point. This is a full marathon, not a shorter city race. Charity participants usually pay a registration fee and commit to a fundraising goal, for example, £35 to enter and £350 to raise.
The course begins and ends in historic York, leading participants through the surrounding countryside and local villages before looping back to the city. It is noted for being flat and well-supported, making it suitable for those aiming for a personal best and individuals new to the marathon distance. Charity runners are a significant presence, with entries supporting causes such as childhood cancer research, family support during cancer treatment, and efforts to combat youth homelessness.
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