Georgina Marathon & Half-Marathon 2026

The Georgina Marathon & Half-Marathon takes place on September 13, 2026 in Georgina, Ontario and is produced by Endurance Event Productions. The event title reflects its two primary distances and brings marathon and half-marathon courses to the Lake Simcoe region in early autumn.

Both a full marathon and a half-marathon are offered on race day; entrants choose their distance at registration and compete on the same event date. Specific start times, bib pickup details and race-day schedules are managed by the race organizer and communicated through their registration system.

Entry and participant management for the Georgina Marathon & Half-Marathon use the organizer’s online sign-up platform. Runners can create accounts using email or a social sign-in option, and new accounts are set to public by default with privacy settings available to adjust afterward. The event is positioned as a single-day road race opportunity in Georgina for runners seeking a late-summer/early-fall goal.

Registration is handled through the event’s online sign-up process; prospective participants should register through the organizer’s portal to secure a spot for the September 13 race. All race-specific logistics, including course maps, start times and race-kit details, are published by the organizer to registered entrants prior to race day.

• Start/finish at De La Salle Park on the south shore of Lake Simcoe (Jackson’s Point).
• Paved public roads (primarily Lake Drive North) with minimal elevation — described as pancake-flat and fast.
• Marathon is two loops; half marathon and 10 km use out-and-back/loop configurations; 5 km is a single loop.
• Course runs along waterfront with shaded sections and quiet residential stretches offering scenic lake views.
• Aid stations positioned approximately every 2.5–3 km supplying water and an electrolyte drink.

• Athletics Canada certified courses: Marathon, half marathon and 10 km are certified and acceptable for Boston/New York qualifying attempts.
• Flat, fast waterfront course: Long stretches along Lake Drive North on the south shore of Lake Simcoe offer pancake-flat terrain and steady sight lines for PB attempts.
• Frequent aid stations: Water and electrolyte drink are available roughly every 2.5–3 km to support race pacing and hydration strategy.
• Pace teams across distances: Pacers cover a wide range of finish times for both the marathon and half to help runners execute goal races.
• Race-weekend logistics: Advance kit pick-up in Lindsay and Toronto plus expo pickup at The Briars Resort & Spa, with VIP parking and shuttle service on race morning.