Sport: Marathons & Triathlons

The Great Waterville Marathon & Half Marathon

Sunday October 19, 2025, 7 am

You’re invited to this inaugural event!

Course

The Great Waterville Marathon & Half will start its inaugural run at the Thomas College entrance sign on West River Rd. Runners will continue south on West River Rd, take a right turn onto Drummond Rd. Continue to take a right turn onto to Middle Rd. Continue to take a right turn onto Webb Rd. Continue Left onto Mitchell Rd to a dead-end turnaround TA. Continue back to take left onto Webb Rd. Continue take left onto West River Rd. Continue right onto Vining Dr. Half marathoners will end at the Sukeforth Family Sports Center (the flag pole will be the finish line) on the Thomas College Campus. Full Marathoners will take a left at the flag poles to continue around the Thomas College campus, taking a left back onto West River Rd. to continue their second loop. There will be signage to direct Full Marathoners around the campus. This course will be USATF sanctioned and certified.

Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Half Marathon & 5k

In 1913, John Rockefeller Jr. built a series of carriage roads so he could avoid cars in the Acadia National Park. Nine miles of the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Half Marathon run on that still-existing system of hard-packed trails. The hilly course starts in the small, picturesque fishing town of Bar Harbor, then cuts into the National Park. Dense forest engulfs runners as they cross several old granite bridges before looping back to town.

Packet Pickup on Friday, September 12, Times TBD

Last Man Standing

Last Man Standing Ultramarathon is a backyard ultra race held on the pristine, wooded trails of Pineland Farms in New Gloucester, Maine. The course is a 4.2 mile loop with double track and some moderate elevation gain.

The LMS course is as inviting as it is challenging. Those who are new to trail running and the backyard ultra format may find themselves completing new personal best distances. Trail veterans will push against their toughest limits and break through them!

Race organizers will provide a large tent with water and some snack food. There will also be food for sale in the afternoon and evening on Saturday. We strongly encourage you to visit Pineland Farms Market for fantastic locally grown and prepared foods. Racers are responsible for their own nutrition.

Racing starts at 12 noon on Saturday. Racers will complete the course at whatever pace they choose, but they must complete the loop in less than 60 minutes. Those that complete the course in under an hour will earn the right to continue. The next lap start is at 1pm. Same loop, same rules apply. The race continues in this format until there is only one athlete remaining. The lone athlete must be able to complete 1 more lap than the runner up to be declared the Last Man Standing and the winner. If no one is able to complete 1 more lap than the field, there will be no winner.

Kennebec River Rail Trail Half Marathon & 5K and Half Marathon Relay

Annual Rail Trail Half Marathon, 5K and Half Marathon Relay – A fundraising event to benefit the Kennebec River Rail Trail. The

Kennebec River Rail Trail is a popular 6.5 mile trail that runs along the Kennebec River and old railroad tracks from Augusta to Gardiner. This historic and scenic path is used for walking, biking, running, in-line skating and cross-country skiing by many people in the area community.

The 2018 race is proudly sponsored by Maine State Credit Union

Join us for the after party at Cushnoc Brewing Company at their new beer tasting room on Front Street!

Millinocket Marathon

First held in 2015 as a self-timed, glorified flash mob, the Millinocket Marathon & Half was started to help Maine’s most prominent mill town, which was devastated by the closing of their major employer, Great Northern Paper Company. Runner’s World Magazine picked up the story shortly after, and the rest is history.

Help keep Millinocket running for years to come! Although there is no formal entry fee to run the Millinocket Marathon & Half, all participants are strongly encouraged to make a donation at the time of registration to support the bare minimum race expenses. These expenses include race timing, course certification, port-a-johns, bus transportation, and insurance. Anything raised above and beyond our essential race expenses will be donated to local charitable groups and organizations.

The Millinocket Marathon & Half is organized entirely by volunteers who are not compensated for their time. All donations go directly to supporting race expenses and the community.

If you are not running or you didn’t chip in at time of registration but would love to support the race please click HERE to make a donation to help cover our race expenses.

Piopolis International Triathlon

Come and experience the friendly atmosphere of Piopolis during the International Triathlon Piopolis – Carrabassett Valley, a unique event of its kind. The only triathlon in North America that crosses Canada-US borders during the bike course, it brings out the best of each country during its flagship distance, the Half Long Distance (70.3).

The purity of a lake surrounded by mountains, the smooth rolling roads of Maine, the beauty of the Narrow Gauge Pathway for a quick run at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain. Join us!

Cross the Canadian-American borders during this unique event that will amaze you. An event for the whole family, several distances are offered.

Please visit the event site for details about various course lengths and event logistics!

Sat, Aug 24
Piopolis
A running festival in the picturesque village of Piopolis. Timed events, magnificent landscapes!
Sat, Aug 24
Piopolis
Events for everyone to do solo or as a team!
Sun, Aug 25
Piopolis
One of the most beautiful triathlons in America! A swim in a pure lake with a mountainous setting, a fast bike section that crosses the Canadian-American border to reach the perfect roads of Maine, a race in nature on a multifunctional trail.
Sun, Aug 25
Carrabassett Valley
Join International Triathlon athletes on the Narrow Gauge Pathway for a nature half marathon along the Carrabassett River. Spectacular views and a friendly atmosphere.

RUN MDI

GET REAL MAINE.
RUN MDI!

MOUNT DESERT ISLAND:
MAINE’S DESTINATION
MARATHON, HALF & RELAY

The Mount Desert Island Marathon, Half & Relay is North America’s premier destination road race. The award-winning course features miles of pristine terrain passing tranquil lakes, soaring mountains, sleepy Maine villages, and stunning seaside vistas —including Somes Sound, the only fjord on the Eastern Seaboard— all set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of Acadia National Park in peak fall foliage season. The Marathon and Team Relay start in the world-famous Bar Harbor, while the Half-Marathon starts in the well-to-do village of Northeast Harbor. All three races finish in the hardworking lobster fishing community of Southwest Harbor.

Held annually the weekend following Indigenous Peoples’ Day, this fall classic has earned national and international accolades. Once you #RunMDI, you’ll see why!

Proudly hosted by Crow Athletics.

Pumpkinman Triathlon & Running Festival

Join us for the 19th anniversary of the Pumpkinman Triathlon and Running Festival in beautiful, scenic Southern Maine!!  Located at Spring Hill, 117 Pond Rd., South Berwick, Maine!

Celebrate our 19 year anniversary and the USAT Maine State Championship Race.

Race the Sprint or Olympic triathlon on September 7-8, 2024!

Big news, runners! We’ve updated the Pumpkinman Running Festival route and added a brand-new 30K Fall Marathon Prep Distance to this year’s lineup! 🍂🎃
Whether you’re gearing up for your fall marathon or looking for a unique challenge, the 30K is the perfect way to test your endurance on a scenic, fall-themed course. Plus, all your favorite distances are still here, including:
🎃 1-Mile Fun Run
🎃 Pumpkin Pi 3.14 Miler
🎃 Pumpkin Jenni 8.675309 Miler
🎃 Half Marathon
🎃 Battle on Spring Hill 6.6 Miler
Mark your calendars, grab your running buddy, and join us for an unforgettable day of fun, challenge, and community. Let’s make 2025 the best year yet!

Running Festival participants receive swag bag, tshirt, post party with Autumn Harvest Brunch, fall games and live  music!

Race on BOTH Saturday and Sunday!  All challenge athletes will receive one of a kind swag you can’t get anywhere else as a thank you for registering for both events!!

The race starts at 7:00 AM on Saturday, September 6th, 2025 at Spring Hill in scenic South Berwick, ME. The Olympic participants will begin first, followed by the Sprint athletes. The course is on our beautiful back roads of Maine. You will be cheered on by our locals, and treated to the BEST POST RACE BRUNCH you will ever have! Breakfast burritos, pumpkin pancakes, yogurt parfaits, desserts, and the famous Bloody Mary bar, pumpkin beer, and mimosas! There are no rain date and race management reserves the right to modify or shorten the race course in the case of inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances and to accept or reject any entry. No transfers or substitutions. The minimum age to compete is 15.

Beneficiary: It is with great pleasure that we announce proceeds generated by the Pumpkinman Triathlon Festival, after all production costs,  will be donated to the Marshwood Education Foundation, Maine Veteran’s Count, and the South Berwick and Eliot communities.

Pet Request:  We love our furry friends, please leave them at home per request of the venue.  Thank you!

Course Details: Routes, start times and all details may be found at the main Pumpkinman Triathlon Festival site.

Maine Community Bank Maine Marathon, Half + Relay

A MAINE TRACK CLUB EVENT

Run with us Sunday, October 5, 2025, 7:45 a.m.

Registration is open for the 2025 Gorham Savings Bank Maine Marathon, Half Marathon and Marathon Relay. The event features an out-and-back course with rolling hills and views of the Portland skyline, the Back Cove, Casco Bay, and peak fall foliage. The Marathon is USATF certified and a Boston Marathon qualifier. The Half Marathon is also USATF certified and the Marathon Relay is a unique 2 to 4-person marathon-length event.

Beneficiaries of this fundraiser will be announced winter ’24!

Total raised for charity since 1997 $7,000,000+

As a nonprofit race, the Gorham Savings Bank Maine Marathon donates 59% of its gross profits to charitable organizations in our community. That means your registration fee supports worthy causes, like these featured beneficiaries for the 2024 race.

Beneficiaries for 2025 will be announced during the winter season 2024.

See how the Maine Marathon gives back!

When you arrive

Packet pickup tables will be organized by bib number, with a separate table for relay teams. Individual participants can look up their bib number here

PACKET PICKUP & EXPO

Saturday, Oct. 4 — Expo 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. —Bib pick up 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sullivan Gym
University of Southern Maine
96 Falmouth St.

Sunday, Oct. 5 — 5:30 a.m. to 7 a.m.

(NO RACE-DAY REGISTRATION)
Pedro Field, next to start/finish line

Marathon
Start Time: 7:45am EDT
End Time: 2:00pm EDT
Price: $95.00 Race Fee + $6.51 SignUp Fee
Registration: Price increases to $105.00 after August 31, 2022 at 11:59pm EDT
Half Marathon
Start Time: 7:45am EDT
End Time: 2:00pm EDT
Price: $70.00 Race Fee + $5.06 SignUp Fee
Registration: Price increases to $80.00 after August 31, 2022 at 11:59pm EDT

Marathon Relay

Start Time: 7:45am EDT
End Time: 2:00pm EDT
Price: $180.00 Race Fee + $11.44 SignUp Fee
Virtual Marathon on the course and anywhere are being offered; please visit the site for additional details.
Thank you to our many sponsors making this annual event a success!