...:  It is the primary goal of the St. George Marathon to ensure a safe event for all involved. We will not expose participants or the community as a whole to undue risk as a result of staging our event. There may be times when we feel it is unsafe to continue with the race. While we recognize the aspirations and commitment of those that have entered the race we will make decisions about the race based on the safety of our as a whole. Furthermore, if the community resources are threatened we will act to protect them from unnecessary stress. Specifically, when weather or other physical conditions present a danger to participants as a whole, we will maintain the right to cancel the race. Less threatening conditions could result in an alteration of the course or race length to promote a more safe result for the participants. These conditions will be recognized as “an act of God” and will not result in the refunding of race entry fees or future race credits. The staging of a race of this magnitude results in substantial expense prior to the actual race itself. Thus, in the event of a forced cancellation of the event, it is very likely that the financial impact on the race would not be any different than if the race was held without compromise. Severe thunderstorms with the threat of lightning or severe heat that are forecasted to continue throughout the day of the event may result in cancellation of the event for all participants. In the event that a cancellation or alteration will take place, St. George Marathon will advise participants through various traditional and non-traditional media channels on a timely basis. There will be NO REFUNDS However, we offer transfers and deferrals that will cost either a $25.00 or $50.00 fee plus a processing fee to change.  Below is our schedule with deadlines. To be clear, St George Marathon understands that unforeseen circumstances can arise and DOES allow the opportunity to officially transfer bib numbers until September 15th each year. It’s an added service the organization is proud to offer, as most large races follow the industry standard of “no transfers, no refunds, and no exceptions.”   April 1 - August 31-$25.00 for Transfers & Deferrals September 1 - September 15-$50.00 for Transfers ONLY, no transfers will be accepted after the 15th. September 1 - October 4 - $50.00 for Deferrals ONLY   Transfers:  If you choose to transfer your entry to another person, you are responsible for arranging payment for the entry with the person you are transferring it to. To transfer distances, the distance you wish to transfer to must not be sold out. You can upgrade or downgrade prior to September 1 (while spots remain). You will be required to pay the current cost difference. In addition, you will pay a $25.00 or $50.00 USD change fee. If necessary, you can transfer between events and to another person at the same time. Use the deferment process to transfer to next year's event. IMPORTANT:  This is the ONLY authorized way to transfer your entry to another person. Bib numbers are NON-transferable. The selling and/or giving away of a St. George Marathon bib number is not allowed and will result in disqualification of both the original bib owner and the runner using the bib number. Both runners will be prohibited from participating in the St. George Marathon for a minimum of two years.  To transfer your entry, log into your Participant account. Once logged in, select the ‘Transfer Request’ button on the dashboard screen and follow the prompts. The participant that is receiving the transfer MUST finish their registration by the September 1st deadline to be entered into the race. Deferrals: Deferring allows you to receive a complimentary entry to the following year's race. There is a deferral fee of $25.00 if you defer before September 1. If you defer between September 1 - October 4, there will be a $50.00 deferral fee. When you defer, you will receive an email with a code and a link that you will use to redeem your credit. You are not automatically entered for next year's event. You will need to register for next year's event using the link provided when registration opens. Your deferment credi...

... a $25.00 or $50.00 USD change fee. If necessary, you can transfer between events and to another person at the same time. Use the deferment process to transfer to next year's event. IMPORTANT:  This is the ONLY authorized way to transfer your entry to another person. Bib numbers are NON-transferable. The selling and/or giving away of a St. George Marathon bib number is not allowed and will result in the disqualification of both the original bib owner and the runner using the bib number. Both runners will be prohibited from participating in the St. George Marathon for a minimum of two years.  To transfer your entry, log into your Participant account. Once logged in, select the ‘Transfer Request’ button on the dashboard screen and follow the prompts. The participant that is receiving the transfer MUST finish their registration by the September 1st deadline to be entered into the race. Deferrals: Deferring allows you to receive a complimentary entry to the following year's race. There is a deferral fee of $25.00 if you defer before September 1. If you defer between September 1 - October 3, there will be a $50.00 deferral fee. When you defer, you will receive a confirmation email confirming your deferment. You are not automatically entered for next year's event. You will need to register for next year's event using the link provided to you in an email when registration opens. Your deferment credit may only be used once and will expire within two years. FUTURE MARATHON DATES: October 4, 2025 October 3, 2026 October 2, 2027 October 7, 2028     How to Guide -Switch, Transfer, or Defer 2025 Marathon Registration   Refunds: Consistent with the running industry, no refunds will be given. You can defer your registration up until the day before the race, October 3. Unless those who are on active military duty and are deployed for service (a copy of deployment orders is required).   CANCELLATION POLICY: It is the primary goal of the St. George Marathon to ensure a safe event for all involved. We will not expose participants or the community as a whole to undue risk as a result of staging our event. There may be times when we feel it is unsafe to continue with the race. While we recognize the aspirations and commitment of those that have entered the race we will make decisions about the race based on the safety of our participants and the community as a whole. Furthermore, if the community resources are threatened we will act to protect them from unnecessary stress. Specifically, when weather or other physical conditions present a danger to participants as a whole, we will maintain the right to cancel the race. Less threatening conditions could result in an alteration of the course or race length to promote a more safe result for the participants. These conditions will be recognized as “an act of God” and will not result in the refunding of race entry fees or future race credits. The staging of a race of this magnitude results in substantial expense prior to the actual race itself. Thus, in the event of a forced cancellation of the event, it is very likely that the financial impact on the race would not be any different than if the race was held without compromise. Severe thunderstorms with the threat of lightning or severe heat that are forecasted to continue throughout the day of the event may result in cancellation of the event for all participants. In the event that a cancellation or alteration will take place, St. George Maratho...

...or the past three years, minimum to the current date. For each race, state event, where the event was held, date of the event, finish time and overall or masters finish place. Include the following as well as any additional information that may help in the review process: Athlete's name, email address, mailing address, phone number, sex, age, date of birth, and what you anticipate your completion time will be at the 2025 St. George Marathon. If you do not have qualifying times for marathon or half marathon distances and you are a first-time marathoner who has run at a high level in shorter distances, i.e. college cross country and believe your training and resume should qualify you for Elite consideration please submit your runner resume with a reference letter from your college or another coach. This may not guarantee a spot depending on the other applications that are received. You may be asked to submit a time trial for verification.Elite Runner Benefits:Complimentary entryAccess to the Elite Starting corral· Toilets· Heaters· Aid StationPersonal fluid bottles placed along course Notification of Decision:Runners will be notified by email that the application has been either approved or disapproved. If approved, a Complimentary Entry Code will be emailed to the email address shown on the initial application Sub-Elite Qualifications: Runners who do not meet the Elite Qualifications can request to obtain Sub-Elite status and qualify to receive a Guaranteed Entry (runner pays the entry fee) by meeting the applicable qualifying time within the past 2 years (from the beginning of registration, April 1st). The qualifications for Sub-Elite status are as follows:    Marathon Open Men 2:40 Open Women 3:00 Masters Men 2:50 Masters Women 3:10 Having met the qualifying time does not automatically qualify athletes for elite status. Athletes must apply: To Apply for Sub-Elite Status: Please submit your request to [email protected] by the end of June.Attach a copy of a complete Running Resume for the past three years, minimum, to the current date. For each race, state event, where the event was held, date of the event, finish time and overall or masters finish place. Include in the Bio,...

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For example, we may collect information about your progress along the course, your race times and splits, and your finishing results. We may share this information with the general public through our Services, as described in the section below titled “How We Share Information.” Information you provide to us directly or through the Services. We collect information that you provide to us directly or through the Services, such as when you post questions or comments, respond to surveys, rate the Apps, or communicate with us. Information collected automatically. When you use our Services, we or our third-party service providers may automatically receive and record certain information. For example, this may include your device’s IP address, user-agent string, information about your use of the Services during your current session and over time (including the pages you view and the files you download), the date and time of your visit, links you click, searches conducted, the website visited before navigating to the Services, your software and hardware attributes (including browser and operating system type and version, App version, device type, and device identifiers), and your general location inferred from IP address. To obtain such information, we or our third-party service providers may use the following technologies to recognize your device and collect information about your Services usage: Server logs. When you use the Services, we automatically receive and record certain information from your computer (or other device) and your browser. To obtain such information, we may use server logs or applications that recognize your device and gather information about its online activity. Cookies. We also use cookies on the Services. Cookies are small files that are stored on your device by your web browser. A cookie allows us to recognize whether you have visited before and may store user preferences and other information. If you are concerned about having cookies on your device, you can set your browser to refuse all cookies or to indicate when a cookie is being set, allowing you to decide whether to accept it. You can also delete cookies from your device. However, if you choose to block or delete cookies, certain features of the Services may not operate correctly. Web beacons, tags, pixels, and similar technologies. The Services or the emails that you receive from us may use an application known as a “web beacon” (also known as a “tag” or “pixel”) and similar technologies. 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We will treat such combined information in accordance with this Privacy Policy.   HOW WE USE INFORMATION THAT WE COLLECT We and our service providers may use the information that we collect for a variety of purposes, including: Providing the Services. To provide our Services to you, organize races and events, fulfill the terms of any agreement you have with us, respond to your requests, and for other purposes related to managing our organization; Communicating with you. To communicate with you regarding your events for which you have registered or volunteered, important updates regarding our Services, and other administrative issues; Sending St. George Leisure Department-related newsletters or other promotional messages. To send you newsletters or other promotional messages regarding our Services and the events that we organize; Tailoring our content and advertisements. To tailor content on the Services and target our advertising; Conducting analytics and improving our services. 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These service providers may collect and use your information to assist us in achieving the purposes discussed in this Privacy Policy. For example, we may use third parties to assist with race events, mail printed materials to runners or volunteers, communicate with runners or volunteers, perform data storage and processing services, process payments on our behalf, tailor our advertising, and perform analytics, including as described in the section below tiled “Third-Party Analytics.” Other users of the Services. We may allow you to share information directly with other users of the Services. For example, if you post questions or comments to other users through the Services, add information to your profile, respond to surveys or requests to rate the Apps, or use other features of the Services, then your questions, comments, profile, or other information may be seen by other users of the Services. Please ensure when using these features that you do not submit any information that you do not want to be shared with other users or the public. Our partners. We may share information about final race results with our partners, including other non-profit organizations, sports organizations, or researchers who may use the final race results to confirm race eligibility/disqualification, generate reports, or conduct academic research. Live updates and final race results. If you participate in a race that we organize, we may share certain information about you with the general public. For example, we may share your name, age group, gender, state and country of residence, and final race results through our Websites and Apps. We also may share your real-time location during a race (such as your progress along the course), race times and splits, and final results so that others can track your progress. Third-party plugins. 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We may use or share your information with third parties when we believe, in our sole reasonable discretion, that doing so is necessary: To comply with applicable law or a court order, subpoena, or other legal process; To investigate, prevent, or take action regarding illegal or prohibited activities, suspected fraud, violations of our rules or terms and conditions, or situations involving threats to other athletes, volunteers or users, our property, or the property or physical safety of any person or third party; To establish, protect, or exercise our legal rights or defend against legal claims. Organizational transfers. We may share your information with third parties to facilitate the financing, securitization, insuring, merger, acquisition, sale, assignment, bankruptcy, or other disposal of all or part of our organization or assets. Aggregated and de-identified information. We may share aggregated and de-identified information with third parties, such as by publishing or sharing reports with third parties about trends in the usage of the St. George Marathon.   THIRD-PARTY ANALYTICS We partner with certain third parties to collect information to engage in analytics, auditing, research, and reporting. These third parties may use server logs, web beacons, tags, pixels, mobile advertising IDs (such as Apple’s IDFA or Google’s Advertising ID), and similar technologies, and they may set and access cookies on your computer or other device. In particular, our Services use Google Analytics to help collect and analyze certain information for the purposes discussed above. You may learn more about Google Analytics’ data practices by clicking here and opt out of the use of cookies in web browsers by Google Analytics by clicking here. Please note that our Services do not respond to browser Do Not Track signals at this time. 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...  The St. George Marathon is proud to present our 3rd annual 5K. This event lets participants be a part of the festivities without having to run the entire 26.2 miles. Also if participants race this event and the Marathon or Half Marathon they complete the Desert Double and get a special extra medal.  Following the event, be sure to stop by the Party in the Park! Going until 8:00 pm, this party will have music, dancing, prizes, bounce houses, and more. The party isn't just for athletes, but their families as well!  Two great events and two opportunities to spend time with family, friends, and member...

... for thousands of runners while enjoying the camaraderie and spirit of the event. We have a variety of roles available, ensuring there's something for everyone who wants to contribute. This is your chance to make a difference and support athletes on their journey to the finish line. Interested in being part of this incredible event and have questions? Reach out to Jessica Lindsay at jessica.lind...

...he St. George Marathon is proud to present our Fun Run. This re-engineered event lets participants be a part of the festivities without having to run the entire 26.2 miles.  The Fun Run encompasses two divisions: the Kids Division and Adaptive Division. Each division will have two distances: the 1 mile and 200-meter.  Kids Division is open for children ages 2 - 13. Parents will not be allowed on the course but encouraged to cheer their kids on! We will have our staff on hand to help the little ones cross the finish line! Adaptive Division is open to all ages for persons with disabilities. Each participant is required to have one person without disabilities to accompany them from the start to the finish line (you can register an additional accompanying individual for an added fee). Run, walk, or roll your way to the finish! Party In The Park -Join us for an exciting evening at the Party in the Park, happening from 5:00pm - 8:00pm at the Dixie Convention Center! This vibrant event is the perfect way to celebrate after the Fun Run. All participants in the Fun Run will receive one complimentary cotton candy and popcorn.There will be a variety of free activities to enjoy, including inflatables, face painting, balloon art, caricature drawings, and for the first time ever, a petting zoo! Bring your friends and family for an unforgettable evening of fun, laughter, and community spirit. We can't wait to see you there! Two great events and two opportunities to spend time with family, friends, and member...

...the start line and finish line. Spectators can view locations to watch the event with directions and road closure information. Instant results will be...

...rogram. Since that time the two cities have exchanged delegations and event winners in an effort to enhance each marathon and to broaden the scop...

Register for the 2025 Mayor's Walk Here The 39th annual Mayor's Walk is hosted by the St George Exchange Club and sponsored by State Bank of Southern Utah and ESPN 97.7. Be one of the 300+ w...

...rs will pay this late registration fee   Before registering for the event please read the Registration Policies and Procedures.    Co...

REGISTER NOW CLICK HERE   The 39th annual Mayor's Walk is hosted by the St George Exchange Club. Join the exciting St. George Marathon experience as we walk to the finish line with Mayo...

...signed to assist participating charities to achieve financial support from event participants throughout the Marathon weekend. We encourage all marath...

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