The Milwaukee Marathon is a full marathon race that connects the lakeside and downtown streets of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA.
The official introduction cites the Lake Michigan waterfront scenery, the support of residents, and the route through the neighborhood as its main features.
Although full marathon, half marathon, and 5km are held in one event, start and race schedules are operated for each event.
Rather than showing Milwaukee only through the city streets, we designed it to pass through walking trails, lakeside roads, and residential areas.
Full marathon starts near East Clyburn Street and North Harbor Drive and ends at Humboldt Park.
The green roads connected by course include the Oak Leaf Trail and the Hank Aaron State Trail.
Next, you'll see lake views from Lincoln Memorial Drive, and pass through city streets like Water Street and Capitol Drive.
The scene of running along the water and the section where you meet the cheering of local residents in the city are connected within one route.
The organizers inform us that full marathon has been certified as course by the American Association of Track and Field and can be used for Boston Marathon qualification records.
Participation of the local community is added to this competitive nature.
Support from residents, schools, and local businesses is featured as an official feature,
and an event featuring local music and beer culture is held at the finals.
The spatial flow of the competition is that participants who run through Milwaukee's waterfront, green spaces, and streets gather at a park to finish the race.
