Newport2026

Sun, 31 May 2026 · Newport

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Distance: 42.2 km
Race day: 11°C (51°F)

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Newport lies at the heart of Oregon's beautiful central coast. Blue water, crashing surf, and natural wonders abound in seemingly endless variety. Local residents love to share their special place with visitors giving Newport its motto "The Friendliest". From quiet walks on the beach to deep sea fishing to visiting the numerous local attractions, there are a wide range of opportunities for recreation and inner reflection. It's the perfect setting for a marathon. It is a flat, very fast, and beautiful course that will produce numerous PR's. Our course is USATF certified and has proven to be a very good "first marathon" as well as an excellent qualifier for the Boston Marathon.

Before you go

Pro tips

Racing it

01
Flat and Fast Pacing
The marathon course is flat and very fast, so lock into even goal pace from the start rather than banking time for later.
From the description
02
Cool Coastal Start
Typical race-day temperature is 10.8C, cool enough to race hard but chilly before you warm up; wear a discardable layer and warm up well.
From the temperature
03
Certified BQ Attempt
The course is USATF certified and has been an excellent Boston Marathon qualifier, so trust the measured distance and run exact goal pace for your standard.
From the description
04
First Marathon Friendly
The flat, very fast course is described as a good first marathon; start conservatively and let even effort carry you, since the terrain won't force walk breaks.
From the description
05
Scenic Focus
Newport's course is described as beautiful, with blue water and crashing surf; pick a few moments to take in the coast without losing race rhythm.
From the description

In Newport

Getting Around
Newport is compact, but the main coastal highway can get congested on busy days; walking or biking between the Bayfront and Nye Beach is often easier.
Spectator Spots
The Bayfront and Nye Beach are Newport's most walkable districts, with waterfront views; spectators can settle there and catch runners if the course comes through.
Recovery and Character
Recover with a gentle walk on Nye Beach or along the Bayfront; Newport is a working fishing town with a friendly, unpretentious maritime feel.

Written by AI from the course data and the race's description; city tips are general knowledge. Check race-day details with the organizer.

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