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Results & Live — St. George Marathon 2026
On Saturday, October 3, 2026, runners drop from the Pine Valley Mountains into St. George.
Results on Laurel Timing.
Results & Live → 🌐 Official Website →The St. George Marathon is held on the first Saturday of October, and the 2026 race is set for October 3. The city of St. George has organized it since 1977.
The marathon is point-to-point. It starts at Central, on State Route 18 in the Pine Valley Mountains (about 5,240 ft), and finishes at Vernon Worthen Park in downtown St. George (about 2,680 ft). The net descent is roughly 2,600 feet.
Both the marathon and the half marathon start at 7:00 AM Mountain Daylight Time. Utah observes daylight time, while Las Vegas and Mesquite do not, so check the clock before travelling.
Runners must reach Snow Canyon Parkway and S.R. 18 (mile 23.1) by 1:15 PM, which is 6 hours and 15 minutes after the start. The field is capped at 5,000 marathoners. The race is USATF certified and a Boston Marathon qualifier.
Race Schedule 2026
Key Race Facts
| Point | Info | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Central, SR-18 START | About 5,240 ft | Pine Valley Mountains, marathon start at 7:00 AM |
| Vernon Worthen Park FINISH | About 2,680 ft | Downtown St. George |
| Net descent DOWNHILL | About 2,600 ft | Point-to-point course |
| Mile 23.1 CUT-OFF | Snow Canyon Pkwy & SR-18 | Reach it by 1:15 PM |
| SCHEDULE Marathon 7:00 AM · Half marathon 7:00 AM · Saturday, October 3 (Mountain Time) | ||
St. George Marathon 2026: Frequently Asked Questions
When is the 2026 St. George Marathon?
On Saturday, October 3, 2026, in St. George, Utah. The marathon and the half marathon both start at 7:00 AM.
Where can I follow the St. George Marathon results?
Results are available on Laurel Timing.
Where does the St. George Marathon start and finish?
It starts at Central in the Pine Valley Mountains and finishes at Vernon Worthen Park in St. George.
Is the St. George Marathon a Boston qualifier?
Yes. It is a USATF certified point-to-point course with a net descent of about 2,600 feet.