Sun 25th May 2025
Race Date
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10:00 |
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No |
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Road |
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6:30 hours |
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Flat |
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Edinburgh |
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Chip |
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Midlothian |
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- |
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£61.25 |
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Miles |
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Completed |
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Unknown |
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Unknown |
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Point To Point |
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10:00 |
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No |
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Road |
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6:30 hours |
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Flat |
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Unknown |
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Chip |
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Edinburgh |
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Midlothian |
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- |
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Unknown |
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£61.25 |
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Miles |
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Completed |
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Point To Point |
Race Goodies
What's included or availableRace Pacers
Available pace groupsOther Event Races
Additional distances & related eventsNo additional races or distances available for this event.
Entry Cost
Unaffiliated: £61.25
Affiliated: £59.25
Where is the race?
The race is located in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
Can I wear headphones at the Edinburgh Marathon 2025?
Unknown.
Is the race still going ahead?
Completed
Change is always possible, please contact the race organiser to confirm this.
What is the maximum allowed time to complete the race?
The maximum time allowed is 6:30 hours
Race Entry Information
Edinburgh Marathon 2025 Race Entry
The website organising the Edinburgh Marathon 2025 is https://www.edinburghmarathon.com/events/marathon/
Race Description:
The Edinburgh Marathon is a fast and flat course that finishes at Pinkie Playing Fields. Starting on Potterrow, the city centre start takes you through the heart of Edinburgh.
Runners pass Greyfriars Bobby and also take in the National Museum of Scotland before heading over the High Street and down The Mound. Marathon participants then go past the Scottish National Gallery and into Princes Street Gardens, with Edinburgh Castle setting the view. The course then goes past the Scott Monument, down the historic Royal Mile, heading towards the Scottish Parliament building. Along the journey you can look up at the spectacular Arthurs Seat and Salisbury Crags, as well as the Palace of Holyrood, before departing the Royal Park and heading east towards the coast.
Runners continue on the coastal route past the oldest golf course in the world at Musselburgh, before heading further East on the flat to Gosford House, a neo-classical mansion which was a commission of the Scots architect, Robert Adam.The route then turns and heads back along the coast to the finish line ahead. The Edinburgh has a descent of almost 90 metres to near sea level.
Edinburgh Marathon Course Map
