The Spokane Marathon is a race that connects the riverside and pine forests of inland northwest Washington state.
The winding path along the Spokane River and the Centennial Trail form the center of the official course introduction.
The start and finish are located around the North Bank Park shelter, with the race starting within the city and continuing into the river and forest landscape.
Since it is course, which includes roads and sidewalks, urban roads and riverside trails meet within one game.
Full marathon is course, which is certified by the American Association of Track and Field, and can be used for Boston Marathon qualifying records.
Official course is also available for half marathon and 10km, and 5km and Kids Run are also open.
In addition to completing the long race along the river alone, there is also a team relay where you run the same route as full marathon.
If you follow the relay section guide, Apriver Dam, nearby Gonzaga University School of Law,
and the Military Cemetery trail entrance appear as key points along the route.
These places show the spatial extent of full marathon along the river.
The introduction of the event emphasizes the challenge of recording and the opportunity to run through the nature of the inland northwest.
Official viewing directions include the carousel at Riverfront Park,
the Centennial Trail next to Olmsted Brothers Green Park, and east of the Seven Mile Bridge.
The race takes place along parks and riverside living spaces,
and is a competition where you can experience the scenery of the same area at different lengths depending on the distance you participate.
