The 13.1 mile course blends points of interest within the City of Thunder Bay with the natural beauty of Lake Superior.  The course combines urban, park, and residential settings into a unique experience for the race participants  along with many opportunities for spectators to see their favorite athletes.

The race will start and finish at Marina Park in the Citys north core.  The park will serve as both the pre-race staging area as well as a gathering place with family and friends after the event.
 
The course section around Boulevard Lake Park and Centennial Park includes tranquil forested areas, beautiful lake views, and terrain to challenge all levels of participants.  Runners will also be treated to a spectacular view of the Sleeping Giant on their sprint to the finish.

Marathon participants will circle the route twice and half-marathoners once.

Thunder Bay Marathon - Miles with the Giant

Post-Race Review/ Results

Josephat Ongeri won the Thunder Bay Marathon with a time of 2 hours 28 minutes and 43 seconds.

Ongeri Wins Thunder Bay Marathon

Human Interest Story

The Thunder Bay Marathon will face the brunt of and Arctic front hovering over Northwestern Ontario. Frost warnings have been issued.  Race conditions for Thunder Bay should be favorable with the cooler condition.

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results