- Weather
- 43°Ftypical startModelled estimate
- Field size
- ~1,000 runners
- Course
- Flat
- Elevation
- 200 ft gain · 0 ft net
Event listed as: Marathon
Late April · Midwest · Point-to-Point
Toledo, OH · Sunday, April 25, 2027
Named for Toledo's identity as "the Glass City," a nickname the city earned after Edward Libbey moved his glass company there in 1888 and companies like Libbey and Owens-Illinois built a global glassmaking industry on the Great Lakes' natural gas and silica-rich sand. The course itself is flat, point-to-point, and built for speed.
Northwest Ohio flat, fast spring course
Opens the race organizer's website
Typical start
42°
Cooler than 82% of U.S. marathons
Modeled historical conditions
Elevation gain
200ft
Flatter than 54% of races
Estimated total climb
Field size
1.5K
Larger than 60% of races
Estimated field
PR potential
9.4/10
Top 11%
Almanac model
Percentiles compare this race against all 224 U.S. marathons in the Almanac.
200 ft gain
Flat course, point-to-point.
Modeled from location, month and coastal proximity, not verified race history.
6 AM
34°
Start
42°
Midday
52°
Typical start sits at 42°F, excellent marathon conditions.
Typical dew point 35°F, 22% chance of precipitation, wind around 7 mph. All modeled.
The bottom line
A quietly fast race that does not ask for much beyond honest pacing.
Glass City Marathon is a strong choice for a PR attempt, and Toledo offers very little meaningful elevation. The tradeoff is that nothing about it is extreme in either direction.
A point-to-point course around Toledo, OH, with very little meaningful elevation change.
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