Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon - Cleveland, Ohio - Running

The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon is a Running race in Cleveland, Ohio consisting of a Marathon.

The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon, Half Marathon & 10K is one of the longest standing running traditions in the Midwest. The race is in its 43rd year of providing a running experience for all individuals who want to participate regardless of their abilities. More than 350,000 runners have participated, generating more than $15 million annually to benefit the Cleveland community.

The Cleveland Marathon routes are relatively flat and fast with scenic views of downtown Cleveland and its major landmarks. The course has been designed for our athletes to enjoy views of Lake Erie and many other Cleveland highlights. All events take place in the heart of downtown Cleveland and race courses showcase many of Clevelandas finest landmarks.

The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon is pleased to offer four new Challenge Series levels, providing new options for runners and walkers who wish to challenge themselves with two events over a two-day period. The Challenge Series offers four event combinations and levels of difficulty:
a 10K and Full Marathon
a 10K and Half Marathon
a 5K and Full Marathon
a 5K and Half Marathon

Executive Director, Jack Staph, has been involved in the race since the first year. His son, Ralph, now serves as the Race Director.