The Millennium Meadows Marathon is a race held at Millennium Park in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA.
Running along the wide paved trail of Sequia Meadows, you can see the Grand River and the grassland in one course.
Unlike Gyeonggi, which connects city intersections, the pedestrian bridges and riverside paths within the park form the main scenery.
A significant portion of course is shaded by trees, creating open grasslands and shady paths.
Full marathon goes into the loop course from the starting section, then runs the same loop several times, and finally exits again to the final.
There are gentle curves within the loop, and organizers emphasize gentle undulations rather than large hills.
Since repetition course is the basic structure of the competition, we encounter the same riverside scenery and pedestrian bridge again.
The official introduction guides full marathon to course, which is certified by the American Association of Athletics Federations,
and course, which can produce the standard record for participation in the Boston Marathon.
The half marathon, 10km, and full marathon relays will also be held.
It is explained that half marathon is a structure that measures the record of passing the regular half marathon distance separately and then runs further up to the common finish.
Relays involve team members running a park loop, with individual long-distance events and team events gathered in the same space.
The competition is sponsored by the Kent County Parks Department and local team World Vision.
There is a clear tendency to use the daily running path in Riverside Park for personal challenges, team events, and local sponsorships.
