SUMMARY. Flat, asphalt road surfaces

The Myrtle Beach Marathon and Half Marathon are highly recommended for those seeking a flat, fast course in a beautiful coastal setting.

The start and finish lines are located near the beach, providing stunning ocean views and a refreshing sea breeze that enhances the overall running experience. The course is primarily flat with minimal inclines, making it an ideal choice for both seasoned marathoners and beginners. The route takes runners through residential areas and key city landmarks, offering a mix of urban and coastal scenery.

One of the standout features of this marathon is its excellent organization. From easy packet pickup and clear instructions to free nearby parking, every detail is thoughtfully planned to ensure a smooth experience for runners. Enthusiastic volunteers along the course provide vital support and encouragement, creating a welcoming and motivating atmosphere.

Myrtle Beach Marathon

Training/ Health

Myrtle Beach Marathon celebrates its 10th anniversary on February 17, 2007.

Lace up those shoes, Myrtle Beach Marathon is coming

Post-Race Review/ Results

Newcomer ditches coach and cruises to easy victory

Comments by Kawa after winning the marathon

Kawa Winner in First Outing at Myrtle Beach Marathon

David Kawa of Rome, Georgia crossed the finish line first Saturday to win the 2006 Bi-Lo Myrtle Beach Marathon.

Georgian Wins Myrtle Beach '06 Marathon

Human Interest Story

Heavy out-of-state marketing has helped weekend double in size in past two years

History of how the race started, and comments on its attractiveness due to cool temperatures.

Nine Years Later, Myrtle Beach Marathon still Growing

Decent Mid-Sized Marathon with Good Organization

Marathon Summary

Marathon Results