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Corridas de Marathon perto de St. Louis

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Próximas corridas de Marathon perto de St. Louis

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Belleville Main Street Marathon & Half Marathon
Belleville · a 27 km de distância
St. Louis · 80 km
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Corridas recorrentes de Marathon perto de St. Louis

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DeClue Loops Trail Race
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The DeClue Loops Trail Race takes place annually at Greensfelder Park in Wildwood, Missouri, on the DeClue Trail during October. Runners can choose their distance: one loop covers approximately 8 miles, two loops total 16 miles, a marathon distance follows three-plus loops, and four loops complete the 50K. The loop measures about 8.2 miles, beginning and ending near the park's Visitor's Center. Participants travel clockwise on each circuit. This format accommodates newer trail runners seeking a single circuit and seasoned runners desiring a longer challenge on Missouri's natural terrain of dirt, hills, and wooded parkland. Awards are presented to top finishers, and St. Louis Track Club members receive a registration discount using the email associated with their membership.
Show Me Your Free State Marathon and Ultra
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The Show Me Your Free State Marathon and Ultra-Marathon begins and ends at Rosecrans Airport in Saint Joseph, Missouri, situated near the Missouri-Kansas border within the Missouri River valley. Benton High School organizes the event, offering 100 miles, 50 miles, 50K, marathon, and half marathon options. The course is designed as a 25-mile loop run counter-clockwise. This setup simplifies navigation for longer races: the 100-mile race requires four laps, and the 50-mile race requires two laps. The shorter races utilize the same course. 50K participants complete one full 25-mile loop and then begin a second, turning back after 3 miles. Marathoners turn around after 0.6 miles on an additional section, while half marathoners go 6.55 miles out before returning. Proceeds benefit the Benton High School Cross Country and Track & Field programs, providing a local-school objective. A runner handbook and training plans for various distances are also provided, a practical resource for participants in both marathon and ultra-running events.
MO' Cowbell Marathon/Half-Marathon/10K/5K
DOM NOV 8
MO' Cowbell takes place on race morning in historic St. Charles, Missouri, offering a marathon, half marathon, 10K, and 5K on flat, fast courses. The setup is manageable for first-timers and runners aiming for a personal best. A virtual option is available for those unable to run on site. The in-person entry includes a long-sleeve performance shirt, a unique finisher medal, free parking, free downloadable race photos, and packet pickup available over two days. Following the races, the event continues its cowbell theme with a family-friendly party featuring food, music, and post-finish socializing.
Marathon Relay
DOM NOV 22
The St. Louis Marathon Relay takes place annually in Tower Grove Park, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Central and concluding within a six-hour timeframe. Participants may run the full marathon solo, share it with a single partner, divide it among four individuals, or form a 5-8 person Relay Party Pack designed for shorter segments and a more relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere. The event's structure accommodates serious solo runners, standard relay teams, club participants, and friends, allowing them to use the same marathon course without requiring identical objectives. The Party Pack option supports up to eight participants, averaging about a 5K per person. Members of the St. Louis Track Club receive a modest discount on registration for all event categories. This race is a long-standing tradition of the St. Louis Track Club, not a temporary event, and Tower Grove Park serves as the single, familiar location for the entire day.
St. Louis Track Club Marathon Relay
DOM NOV 22
The St. Louis Track Club Marathon Relay is a marathon-distance relay held in Tower Grove Park, typically in November. Rather than a point-to-point course, it divides the 26.2 miles into repeated laps of approximately 3.2 miles on the park's east side. Runners can compete solo, as a pair, in a four-person group, or with a larger team of five to eight, accommodating marathoners, friends, families, and co-workers sharing the distance. The loop follows a horseshoe shape, with the start and finish lines situated near the Sons of Rest Pavilion. Teammates take turns running laps, and each team member must complete at least one. This course design simplifies spectating, allowing supporters to view runners at the start area and again near the midpoint of each loop. Teams frequently establish a base camp with tents and chairs, contributing to a park gathering atmosphere rather than a typical road marathon.
Greater St. Louis Marathon
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The Greater St. Louis Marathon is a spring race weekend held in downtown St. Louis. The marathon, half marathon, and 10K begin simultaneously at 7:00 a.m. A 5K follows at 7:30 a.m., and a 1-mile family fun run starts at 9:00 a.m. This schedule accommodates dedicated marathoners, shorter-distance participants, walkers, and families. The marathon and half marathon commence and conclude downtown, with the finish line festival located outside St. Louis SC’s CITYPARK. Participants in the full and half marathons who require an early start may apply for one hour before the main field, contingent on a recent finish time. This group will have lead and tail vehicles. Packet pickup occurs before race day at the Greater St. Louis Marathon Expo in Ballpark Village. There, registered runners receive their bibs, race details, and race bags. The weekend also features the National Running Club Championships & Rally, concluding with live music and local food at the after-party.
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St. Louis recebe 7 corridas de Marathon em 2026 dentro de 80 km do centro da cidade — próximas datas, séries recorrentes e outras corridas próximas, tudo em um só lugar.

Forest Park é a base da corrida por aqui, e a galera local usa suas quase 30 milhas de trilhas para longões, intervalados e Z2 leve. O loop externo de Forest Park dá cerca de 6 milhas, e os corredores podem costurar por dentro para somar mais milhas de base. Market Street te leva para oeste desde o Arch até Forest Park, enquanto a river trail segue cerca de 15 milhas em um sentido, do Arch até Chain of Rocks bridge. DeMun e the West End têm ruas arborizadas para quilômetros rápidos de manhã. Running Niche se reúne toda quarta-feira às 18h30 para um treino coletivo gratuito de 5K. Run For 21, Market Mile, The Big Run St. Louis e Chubb Trail Races mantêm o calendário em dia.

The Katy Trail dá o tom do pedal, porque a antiga ferrovia entrega 240 milhas de gravel plano de STL até KC. A galera local coloca pneus 28s ou 30s nas rodas e usa a rota para base, preparação de gran fondo e Z2 longo e constante. Saint Louis Cycling Club vem rodando desde June 1887, e seus antigos treinos de clube pelos condados ao redor ainda funcionam bem para a região. The Porkchop Route desce pela Hamburg Trail até a Katy. August A. Busch Wildlife area traz dezenas de milhas de gravel pesado, subidas, travessias de rio e double track mais duro. Augusta tem o terreno ondulado mais bonito. O loop MCT por Edwardsville dá 30 milhas aos ciclistas, enquanto o loop Arch-to-McKinley-to-Venice-to-Old Chain of Rocks entrega 54 milhas.

Primavera e verão são os melhores meses, quando os parques ficam movimentados e os pedais se estendem. A galera local fica de olho nas tempestades de primavera, depois abraça as manhãs de verão porque St. Louis recebe ar quente e úmido do Gulf of Mexico. Forest Park, Tower Grove Park e a river trail concentram a maior parte das corridas de semana quando a luz do dia ajuda. Ciclistas usam os meses mais quentes para milhas na Katy, loops MCT e pedais maiores pelos condados. O inverno muda o ritmo rápido. A cidade fica de fresca a fria, o ar ártico pode morder, e tanto corredores quanto ciclistas migram para loops mais curtos, Z2 com camadas, encontros de clube e qualquer asfalto ou gravel seco que esteja funcionando naquela semana.