201 Days
Left until event day October 25th
Celebrating MCM History
Marine Corps Marathon is annually ranked as one of the largest marathons in the US and the world. Motivated individuals run the MCM as a tribute to a loved one serving this country or in memory of their sacrifice. They run in defiance, while facing an illness, whether their own or a loved one's. They run to show love of country. The MCM welcomes those finding a new path to fitness and those simply seeking to conquer a distance that once seemed impossible. Organized by the men and women of the United States Marine Corps, the MCM celebrates the honor, courage and commitment of all finishers. Held in Arlington, VA, National Harbor, MD and the nation’s capital, the MCM hosts runners from all 50 states and more than 60 countries.
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MCM Info
Where is the start? What support is on course? What does 'beat the bridge' mean? What happens at the finish? Our answers give you the confidence you need to run your best. Knowing is half the battle.
Weekend Events
Celebrations, speakers, running events and good food add to an exciting itinerary for MCM Weekend.
Advance Prep MCM Essential Intel
MCM Schedule
The MCM hosts events and excitement for runners and supporters to motivate, inspire and entertain.
Course Map
Hosted in the nation's capital with the start and finish in Arlington, VA, the Marine Corps Marathon offers an unparalleled journey through the most recognizable landmarks in our country.
Make it Count MCM Mission Details
MCM Photos
Post 04.03.2020
You’re in the MCM! Now What?
Start planning for your success in October and use the 5 T's to guide you through training and MCM day..
Post 04.02.2020
Run for a Cause with MCM Charity Partners
Choose an organization that resonates with you and click the links to connect directly with the organization and their representatives to find out how you can add purpose to your miles. Charities may have entries to the MCM, MCM10K and even the MCM50K.
Post 03.30.2020
Get Up, Get Out, Get Set and Go Race
Less than a year after her first #RunWithTheMarines, Golladay received a new set of prosthetics and began honing her newfound passion.
