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Courses de Marathon près de San Francisco

6 courses en 2026 prochaine dans 24 jours
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Courses de Marathon à venir près de San Francisco

JUL 1
25JUL
Course · road · Marathon
San Francisco Marathon
San Francisco · à 2 km
AOÛ 2
22AOÛ
Course · road · Marathon
Santa Rosa Marathon
Santa Rosa · à 78 km
29AOÛ
Course · trail · Marathon
SPASM Crystal Springs Trail Run
Woodside · à 39 km
SEP 3
6SEP
Course · trail · Marathon
Diablo Trail Run
Clayton · à 45 km
7SEP
Course · trail · Marathon
LARPD Marathon On The Move Trail Challenge
Livermore · à 61 km
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12SEP
Course · road · Marathon
The Running Fence Run: A Run of Freedom- Celebrating Christo's 1976 "Running Fence” art project
Bloomfield · à 71 km
San Francisco · 80 km
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Courses de Marathon récurrentes près de San Francisco

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RMH BC & Yukon Boundary Bay
DIM NOV 1
Boundary Bay is a late-fall race series held at Boundary Bay Park, Centennial Beach in Delta, British Columbia, offering 5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon, and 4-person marathon relay distances. The marathon is presented as a final opportunity for runners aiming for a Boston qualifying time, featuring a straightforward course: a completely flat gravel oceanside trail with no elevation gain. All distances follow an out-and-back route along British Columbia's southern coast, allowing participants to run beside Boundary Bay instead of through city streets. The course offers views across the Salish Sea towards the San Juan Islands, with migratory birds present and ocean weather as the primary variable. The race supports Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon. Organizers acknowledge the late-season timing by advising runners to dress warmly, bring dry clothes, and appreciate the clock-change weekend that may provide an extra hour of sleep.
Crystal Springs Trail Run
DIM JAN 17
The Crystal Springs Trail Run begins at Huddart Park in Woodside, California, leading runners into the wooded paths surrounding King’s Mountain and Bear Gulch. This winter trail race offers distances from a 5-mile run to an ultramarathon, including a half marathon, 22 miles, a marathon, and a 50K. A free 50-yard dash is also available for children aged 6 and under. Established in 2006, the event does not offer prize money, fostering a community atmosphere rather than a professional competition. The course is predominantly unpaved, with approximately 95% of the route on dirt trails, featuring a total elevation gain of 4,810 feet. Participants will traverse redwood forests and areas dense with ferns. The organizers emphasize trail etiquette, requesting runners announce passes, remain on marked paths to avoid poison oak, and refrain from using headphones on single-track sections, road crossings, aid stations, and near the finish line. Bibs indicate each runner's chosen distance, and participants can change their race distance via email or during check-in.
Golden Gate Trail Run
SAM FÉV 6
The Golden Gate Trail Run is a winter trail race in San Francisco offering distances for various runners, from an 8K and half marathon to marathon, 50K, and longer ultra options in the Spartan Trail version. A free 50-yard dash for children aged six and under is also available, showing the event caters to more than just ultrarunners. The running surface is soft trail, the route is hilly, and typical conditions are mild, around 64°F. The course takes runners across the Golden Gate Bridge and into the Marin Headlands, with views over the Pacific Coast, Tiburon, San Francisco, and the bridge. The average altitude is low at about 426 feet, but the Headlands provide significant climbing and exposed coastal trail running, distinct from a flat city route. Volunteers can earn credits toward other U.S. Spartan events, and published results are available for several recent editions.
Montara Mountain Trail Run
SAM FÉV 20
The Montara Mountain Trail Run is a February trail-running series held in San Pedro Valley Park, Pacifica, California. The main races begin in the morning, offering runners a selection of distances: 10K, half marathon, 20.7 miles, marathon, and 50K. A free 50-yard dash is available for children aged six and under, alongside a free Coastal Testing event that starts before the main races. The course ascends Montara Mountain, an area noted by the race organizers as the sole undisturbed coastal mountain habitat along over 100 miles of coastline. Participants will run past huckleberry, honeysuckle, lilac, chinquapin, and manzanita groves, with views of the Pacific Coast appearing as they climb. The event likely attracts a diverse field because of the range of distances from a short trail race to an ultramarathon, and the kids' dash encourages families to attend before the longer races commence.
Redwood (Spring) Trail Run
SAM MAR 20
The Redwood (Spring) Trail Run is a spring trail-running event held at Chabot Space & Science Center in Oakland, with races taking place within Redwood Regional Park. Participants can select from a short sprint or 5-mile run up to a half marathon, 30K, marathon, and 50K, accommodating children, novice trail runners, and those seeking a long run on trails. The course follows the park’s East Ridge and West Ridge trails, descending into sections of tall redwoods via the Stream and Bridle trails. The children's 50-yard dash is complimentary for ages six and under, youth 5-mile divisions offer reduced entry fees, and the primary adult distances commence in the morning. Distances are measured using a Rolatape surveyor’s wheel, a detail important for trail courses where GPS accuracy can be affected by tree cover and terrain.
2027 Oakland Marathon
SAM MAR 20
The Oakland Marathon takes place over a weekend in March in Oakland, California. It offers a full marathon, half marathon, 10K, 5K, and a Kids Fun Run. Kaiser Permanente presents the full marathon. The event is designed for a broad spectrum of runners, not exclusively marathon specialists. The expo, kids run, and race festival also attract spectators and families who are not participating. The marathon course is a single loop passing through Oakland landmarks and crosses the Bay Bridge. The finish line is at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts, a location also noted as a good vantage point for the final stretch. The full marathon is known among runners for its scenic and challenging terrain. The event collaborates with Stephen and Ayesha Curry’s Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation, with race entries, donations, and fundraising benefiting local youth.
Horseshoe Lake Trail Run
SAM AVR 17
The Horseshoe Lake Trail Run is a 13.0-mile trail half marathon situated in the Santa Cruz Mountains. It begins and concludes at the Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve parking lot, located on the west side of Skyline Boulevard. The event takes place on a Sunday, with check-in commencing at 8 am and the race starting at 9 am in the horse trailer lot. The race's informal names offer insight into its character: “There’s always one more hill half marathon” and “Steve Patt’s birthday half marathon.” The course navigates both single-track trails and fireroads, passing through shaded woodlands, open hillsides, and featuring rolling ascents totaling 2,535 feet of elevation gain. Participants will travel northwest along the Bay Area Ridge Trail towards Rapley Ranch Road, descend from the ridge in the direction of the Pacific, ascend once more, and conclude with a clockwise circuit around Cathedral Hill. Proceeds from the entry fee support The Hatuey Project, an organization that supplies medicine to Cuban children battling cancer, with the race director matching each entry-fee donation.
SPASM Lake Chabot Trail Run
SAM AVR 24
The SPASM Lake Chabot Trail Run begins at the marina in Lake Chabot Regional Park, Castro Valley, California. Runners follow dirt paths around the reservoir and adjacent hills. This is primarily an unpaved trail race, with distances from short runs to the half marathon, marathon, 30K, and 50K. Some editions also include a 2-mile sprint or 8K. The event, established in 2010, caters to those preferring a trail run over a road race. The course encircles Lake Chabot Reservoir, constructed to supply water for the East Bay. Thus, the run takes place around a functional piece of local history, not a venue solely for racing. Approximately 95% of the running occurs on unpaved trails. Organizers use a Rolatape surveyor's wheel for distance measurements. The event accommodates novice trail runners, experienced long-distance participants, and families, offering a free 50-yard kids' dash for children aged six and under.
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San Francisco accueille 14 courses de Marathon en 2026 dans un rayon de 80 km du centre-ville — dates à venir, séries récurrentes et autres courses à proximité, le tout au même endroit.

Le Golden Gate Park, c'est un périmètre goudronné de sept miles, parfait pour faire de la Z2 tranquille. Tu croises toujours plein de coureurs là-bas. L'Embarcadero, c'est top pour un départ plat si tu relies Fisherman’s Wharf, Marina Green et le Golden Gate Bridge. Ça fait 5 à 7 miles, et tu as l'impression de sortir de la ville sans vraiment la quitter. Crissy Field a une boucle goudronnée de 5 miles, nickel pour les intervalles. Le Crosstown Trail, c'est 17 miles quand tu veux que tes base miles aient un peu de piquant. San Francisco Running Company t'emmène sur les sentiers des Marin Headlands, le Mt. Tam. Ils ont une boucle Ninja Lite de 5 miles et environ 1 500 pieds de D+. Le Lake Merced Half Marathon et la Summer Evening Race Series, c'est des courses ancres faciles à caler.

La route cyclable The Wiggle te permet de traverser la ville avec un mile de pente douce. L'Embarcadero Promenade bikeway, la Battery Street protected bike lane, la Third Street bike lane, le Presidio Loop, le Golden Gate Park Loop et la Golden Gate Bridge bike path, tout ça, c'est dans la rotation habituelle. Le San Francisco Cycling Club fait son Friday Coffee Ride à 06h15 et ça finit à The Mill, jamais à court de papote ni de caféine. Hawk Hill, Twin Peaks, Mount Davidson et Mt. Tam, c'est là que ça monte. Le Headlands Loop, c'est plus de 2 000 pieds de D+ sur un peu plus de 18 miles. Le Point Reyes Loop, c'est presque 100 miles aller-retour depuis le centre-ville, avec près de 4 500 pieds de D+. La Race Across California 2026, ça peut être la grosse course ancre.

Septembre et octobre, c'est le pari le plus sûr, avec un temps plus doux, une super lumière le matin et une sensation de pleine saison de vélo. L'été reste frais et brumeux, donc on s'habille pour le vent, on va courir à Ocean Beach ou Lands End, et on pointe les vélos vers le nord quand les Headlands ou le Mt. Tam ont l'air dégagés. Le brouillard est moins présent dans les quartiers est et en fin d'été. L'hiver amène des journées fraîches et humides, alors les coureurs se rabattent sur le Golden Gate Park, l'Embarcadero, Lake Merced et les boucles du Presidio, tandis que les cyclistes continuent leurs base miles sur les pistes cyclables en ville, le Golden Gate Park, le Paradise Loop et les routes des Headlands quand une fenêtre météo s'ouvre.