The Atlanta marathon presents a notably challenging course defined by frequent hills and significant elevation changes. Runners experience approximately 1,370 to 1,480 feet (417€“451 meters) of both elevation gain and loss throughout the race, with the course peaking at 1,070 feet (326 meters) and dropping to a minimum of 880 feet (268 meters). The route is widely considered hilly, demanding that participants either have strong hill training or expect to exert considerably more effort compared t
Adjusted Time
4:05:37
Time difference: +5.6 minutes compared to a flat, road, temperate course.
| Surface | Road |
| Elevation Gain | 409m |
| Elevation High | 323m |
| Elevation Low | 265m |
| Predicted High | 19°C |
| Predicted Low | 8°C |
| Chance of Rain | 0% |