Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent
Trail Running covering 21.4 km to 42.2 km with up to 2,382 m D+ in Manitou Springs (Colorado, United States)
Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent is an endurance sporting event in Manitou Springs, Colorado, US focused on Trail Running. Key features include City Run, Mountain, High Altitude, Multi-Day.
The race program comprises 2 competitions, including Pikes Peak Marathon (42.2 km, +2,382 m D+), and Pikes Peak Ascent (21.4 km, +2,382 m D+). The next edition is officially confirmed from September 18, 2027 to September 19, 2027. Official race regulations, course details, and registration information are provided on the organizer's website (pikespeakmarathon.org).

Event characteristics
Races & distances (2)
| Competition | Discipline | Distance | Elevation gain | Altitude range | Course type | Course & profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikes Peak Marathon | Trail Running | 42.2 km | +2,382 m | 1,150 m - 2,150 m | Loop course | Route & profile |
| Pikes Peak Ascent | Trail Running | 21.4 km | +2,382 m | 1,153 m - 2,153 m | Loop course | Route & profile |
Course route & map
Elevation profile & course telemetry
Altitude from 1,150 m to 2,150 m above sea level (+2,382 m D+, -2,382 m D-)
Elevation profile & course telemetry
Altitude from 1,153 m to 2,153 m above sea level (+2,382 m D+, -2,382 m D-)
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
When and where does Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent take place?
Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent takes place in Manitou Springs, Colorado, US (start area at coordinates 38.8586° N, 104.9172° W). The next edition is officially confirmed from September 18, 2027 to September 19, 2027.
What races and distances are offered at Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent?
The race program comprises 2 competitions, including Pikes Peak Marathon (42.2 km, +2,382 m D+), and Pikes Peak Ascent (21.4 km, +2,382 m D+). The competitions belong to Trail Running.
What is the course layout and elevation profile for Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent?
The main competition (Pikes Peak Marathon over 42.2 km) is designed as a loop course featuring +2,382 m of elevation gain and -2,382 m of elevation loss, ranging between 1,150 m and 2,150 m above sea level. An interactive course map with route visualization, elevation profile, and GPX export is available in the course section on this page.
Where can I find registration and official race rules for Pikes Peak Marathon & Ascent?
Official race regulations, course details, and registration information are provided on the organizer's website (pikespeakmarathon.org).