Participation!

Participation over the years has been amazing, and everyone who turns out is making the whole event better and are in for a life-event!  No matter the time you can do it in, you are now healthier for the very act of preparing and pushing yourself.  Below are the records of past Skagway Marathon Events.


2023

137 participants across three races. Check out 2023’s in-person results here and virtual results here.


2022

107 participants across four races. Check out 2022’s in-person results here and virtual results here.


2021

43 participants across five races. Check out 2021’s in-person results here and virtual results here.


2019

186 Participants across three races. Check out 2019 race results here.


2018

155 Participants across three races. Check out 2018 race results here.


2017

2017 was another record year for Duff's Skagway Marathon with 117 racers!

2017 Results

2016

With 111 racers, 2016 has been our biggest turn out to date beating our 2014 record.  Things were windy windy windy on race day causing volunteers to hustle about tying down tents, chairs, and table!  Everyone was all smiles and good vibes this year. 

Fun Facts: The 2016 mens and womens half marathon winners were both clocking in their 2nd win. Maura Sullivan of Whitehorse Yukon won the ladies half in 2013 (1:31:26) and in 2016 (1:36:12). Maura also holds the race record for the fastest ladies half marathon time (get it girl!). David Eikelboom of Whitehorse Yukon won the mens half marathon in 2014 (1:17:26) and in 2016 (1:14:15).

2016 Results

2016

2015

A little sun, a few clouds, a light breeze.  All 92 racers would agree that 2015 was perfect running weather.  This was the first year in the new start/finish location on the Broadway dock. Running down the dock past the ocean is the perfect finish to such a beautiful race.

Fun Facts: Our fastest recorded course time for the mens half marathon happened this year by Logan Roots of Whitehorse Yukon with a time of 1:13:18.  One runner dressed up like a leprechaun!

2015 Results


2014

This race start and end took place in the original location which was the Alaska Marine Highway Ferry Dock.  All 108 racers faced wet muddy conditions.  The day started rainy but ended with a little sun to help dry things out.  

Fun Facts: Our fastest recorded course time for the mens full marathon happened this year by a seasonal summer employee, Daniel Howell.  His time was 3:08:25 and oddly enough his bib number was #1.  A group of runners were spotted mid race with wet road mud on their face as battle paint, Awesome!

2014 Results

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