Niagara Falls International Marathon
Race Day Weather
Cool start, warming trend ahead
Runners will face a cool start at 44°F, gradually warming to 62°F by the finish. A steady headwind will greet them in the first and later segments, particularly from miles 1 to 10, necessitating pacing adjustments. With humidity at 68%, it’s advisable to hydrate frequently. As temperatures rise, runners should aim to conserve energy and adjust their pace during the warming hours.
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Race Info
The Niagara Falls International Marathon began in 1974 as the Skylon International Marathon and originally started in Buffalo, New York before finishing across the border in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The race went on hiatus from 1987 to 1996 and relaunched in 1997, later carrying Casino Niagara sponsorship through 2008. Since 2022 the event has run entirely within Canada, following the Niagara Parkway past the American and Horseshoe Falls. The men's course record is 2:17:10, set by Peter Pfitzinger in 1980; the women's record is 2:37:08.6, set by Nicole Stevenson in 2004. Source