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The annual Leavenworth Marathon is happening on Saturday, October 5, 2024

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The Annual Leavenworth Marathon is set for Saturday, October 5, 2024, promising an exciting day of athleticism and community engagement in the picturesque city of Leavenworth. The half marathon will kick off at 9:00 AM from the 600 block of Front Street, with an expected turnout of approximately 1,000 participants gathering from 7:00 AM. This segment will traverse through the city’s parks, culminating at Enchantment Park, offering a delightful experience for both runners and spectators. Meanwhile, the full marathon will begin along Icicle Road, taking participants through stunning natural landscapes. Organizers Colin Brine and Ian Crossland are available for queries, providing a direct line of communication for potential participants.

For those interested, a detailed course map is available online, ensuring runners can familiarize themselves with the route. The marathon not only highlights the city's commitment to health and wellness but also fosters community spirit. Visit the Leavenworth Marathon website for additional information and updates as the event date approaches.

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