Leavenworth Marathon named Washingtons best marathon in 2025 Runners Choice Awards

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Leavenworth Marathon has been awarded the title of Washington state's best marathon in the 2025 RaceRaves' "Runners Choice" awards. This recognition underscores the event's increasing popularity and its significance to the local community. Held in the picturesque town of Leavenworth, the marathon draws runners from various regions, eager to experience its scenic course. Organizers are committed to continually improving the event, focusing on runner satisfaction and community engagement. Local businesses see a boost in activity as participants and spectators flock to the area, showcasing the marathon's economic impact.

The award highlights the importance of community events in promoting health and tourism. As the marathon grows in reputation, it positions itself as a must-attend event on Washington's racing calendar. This accolade promises to attract even more participants in future years.

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