- Weather
- 60°Ftypical startModelled estimate
- Field size
- ~300 runners
- Course
- Net downhill
- Elevation
- 200 ft gain · -3,600 ft net
Event: Big Sky Marathon (Full)
Early June · Mountain West · Point-to-Point
Provo, UT · Saturday, June 5, 2027
Provo Canyon alongside Bridal Veil Falls
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Typical start
62°
Cooler than 4% of U.S. marathons
Modeled historical conditions
Elevation gain
150ft
Flatter than 64% of races
Estimated total climb
Field size
2.5K
Larger than 79% of races
Estimated field
PR potential
9.1/10
Ahead of 63% of races
Almanac model
Percentiles compare this race against all 224 U.S. marathons in the Almanac.
150 ft gain · -1,400 ft net
Net downhill course, point-to-point.
Modeled from location, month and coastal proximity, not verified race history.
6 AM
54°
Start
62°
Midday
73°
Typical start sits at 62°F, warm for racing.
Typical dew point 40°F, 6% chance of precipitation, wind around 7 mph. All modeled.
The bottom line
This is a course built to give time back.
Utah Valley Marathon is a strong choice for a fast time on tired legs, and the route gives back elevation for most of the 26.2 miles. The tradeoff is your quads, which will feel the descent in the closing miles.
A point-to-point course around Provo, UT, that gives back elevation for most of the race.
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Event: Big Sky Marathon (Full)
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