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November 3, 2024
Fresno, CA, 93730, US
The Two Cities Marathon is celebrating it's 16th year and is presented by CalViva Health and starts and finishes at the beautiful Clovis Community College. This Boston qualifying marathon course was redesigned in 2021 to offer a scenic and truly flat course for elite and beginners alike.
Just 60 miles from Yosemite, Fresno and its sister city Clovis, sit as the Gateway to Yosemite National Park as well as Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, home of some of the largest and oldest redwoods in the World! With plenty of hotels to choose from you can see why many participants run, stay and play!
The Two Cities Marathon Full Marathon, scheduled for November 3, 2024, in Fresno, California (93730, US), is an established annual event that has been challenging runners for years. While specific historical details are not provided, it's a full marathon offering a significant test of endurance for participants. Runners can anticipate a well-organized race experience, typically catering to a wide range of abilities, from elite athletes to those seeking to achieve a personal best or simply complete the distance. Participants should expect a predominantly flat and fast course, characteristic of many California Central Valley races. The terrain is primarily on paved roads, often traversing through urban and agricultural landscapes surrounding Fresno. Given the November date, weather conditions are generally favorable, with typically cool morning temperatures gradually warming throughout the day, though runners should always be prepared for variable conditions. The race is known for its supportive community atmosphere and often features aid stations providing necessary hydration and nutrition along the route.
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