Loch Ness Marathon
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Loch Ness Marathon
The Loch Ness Marathon is a point-to-point road race that runs along the south-eastern shores of Loch Ness and finishes in Inverness. The course begins in a moorland setting, passes through Highland scenery, crosses the River Ness and concludes in the centre of Inverness.
The event programme includes multiple distances:
- Marathon
- 10K
- 5K
- Wee Nessie for under 5s
Event details published for participants note more than 6000 runners and entries from over 80 nations. The event was established in 2002 and is listed as the 24th edition. Race entries include a race pack and information on the course, including aid station locations and an elevation profile.
Logistics information mentions coach transfer from Inverness Ice Centre to the start line, on course aid stations, an event expo and prize information. There is a seven hour race cut off. Volunteer roles support the day and contribute to charitable fundraising. Additional resources cover spectator and resident information, FAQs and training guidance.
The surrounding Highlands are described as rich in history and natural scenery, with the Loch Ness area offering mountains, glens and lochs near Inverness. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
