Cellcom Green Bay Marathon - Green Bay, Wisconsin - Running

The Cellcom Green Bay Marathon is a Running race in Green Bay, Wisconsin consisting of a Marathon and Half Marathon and Marathon Relay and Half Marathon Relay.

The Cellcom Green Bay Marathon is an annual marathon that takes place in the streets of Green Bay, with all events making their way through the iconic Lambeau Field. Approximately 7,500 runners from all over the globe compete in this world-class event each year. If you're not quite ready for 26.2 miles, there are other events to choose from. There is a half marathon, a marathon and half marathon relay and a 5K run.

The marathon is a Boston Marathon qualifier, which means the event is sanctioned by USA Track & Field and the course is certified. The race typically takes place the third weekend in May, and the average temperature in Green Bay that time of year ranges from a low of 45 degrees Fahrenheit to a high of 67 degrees Fahrenheit.

The Cellcom Green Bay Marathon course is considered to be fast and flat, by race industry comparisons. The marathon will leave the stadium district and continue through Ashwaubenon. Once runners arrive back in the stadium district they will make their way to the players tunnel and inside historic Lambeau Field to complete a lap around the field before finishing in the shadows of the stadium.

The Cellcom Green Bay Half Marathon course is considered to be fast and flat, by race industry comparisons. Starting in the stadium district the half marathon course winds through historic neighborhoods before heading to Lambeau Field to go through the players tunnel and complete a lap around the field. The course then finishes near the start line in the Stadium District.