Marathon

Moosehead Marathon

Moosehead Marathon is a rural Maine mixed-surface race with lake-region scenery, rolling roads, dirt sections, northern chill, and small-field feel.

Next raceSunday, June 13, 2027
Distance categoryMarathon
LocationGreenville, Maine
Boston qualifierNo
Get alertsLast checked August 4, 2026

Quick facts

  • Mixed-surface marathon with roughly 80 percent pavement and 20 percent dirt.
  • Two-loop route around Greenville and the Moosehead Lake region.
  • Small-field race with local logistics and a mixed-surface profile.
  • Better fit for scenic adventure than for strict time chasing.

About the Moosehead Marathon

Moosehead is a small rural Maine marathon built around place, weather, and mixed-surface pacing. It gives runners a Greenville-area course with lake-region character rather than big-city race polish.

Course

The marathon uses two loops on a route that mixes paved back roads with dirt sections around Moosehead Lake country. Rolling terrain and roughly 1,800 feet of gain keep it honest, and the surface mix rewards patient pacing.

Race-day weather

Late April in northern Maine can be cold at the start and raw all day if wind or drizzle move in. On a good year the air is crisp and comfortable, but it is wise to plan for tougher conditions than a big-city April race.

Past Moosehead Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Sunday, June 13, 2027Upcoming
2026Sunday, April 26, 2026CompletedOpen results
2025Sunday, April 27, 2025CompletedOpen results

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The 2027 Moosehead Marathon is on Sunday, June 13, 2027.

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