The Glass City Marathon is a long-distance road race held annually in Toledo, Ohio, first established in 1971. The inaugural event started and finished at the University of Toledo, where it remains a central feature of the race today. It was notable for the extreme heat and humidity of its first edition, with temperatures reaching 92 degrees, resulting in a significant dropout rate among participants.\n\nHistorically, the event is recognized for its association with Sy Mah, a pioneering figure i
Adjusted Time
4:30:01
Time difference: +30.0 minutes compared to a flat, road, temperate course.
| Surface | Trail |
| Elevation Gain | 121m |
| Elevation High | 217m |
| Elevation Low | 184m |
| Predicted High | 13°C |
| Predicted Low | 5°C |
| Chance of Rain | 0% |