2025 Boundary Bay Marathon
The 2025 Boundary Bay Marathon will take place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at Boundary Bay Park in Delta, British Columbia, Canada. Participants can expect cool fall weather, with average temperatures ranging from 7°C to 12°C and humidity levels between 40% and 60%. This annual event, now in its 14th edition, features a variety of race options including a full marathon (42.2 km), half marathon (21.1 km), 10K, 5K, and a 4-person marathon relay, all set on a flat, scenic oceanside gravel trail. The marathon is recognized as a Boston Qualifier, making it a key event for runners aiming to qualify for the prestigious Boston Marathon.
What distances are available for this event?
The 2025 Boundary Bay Marathon offers several distances: a full marathon (42.2 km), half marathon (21.1 km), 10K (10 km), 5K (5 km), and a 4-person marathon relay.
What time do the races start?
The race schedule is as follows:
- →Full Marathon & Relay Leg 1: 8:30 AM
- →Half Marathon: 8:33 AM
- →10K: 8:36 AM
- →5K: 8:41 AM
How much does registration cost?
Registration fees vary by distance and increase as the event date approaches:
- →5K: $53 until July 31, $58 until September 15, $63 Last Chance, $65 Day-of Pricing.
- →10K: $58 until July 31, $63 until September 15, $68 Last Chance, $70 Day-of Pricing.
- →Half Marathon: $68 until July 31, $73 until September 15, $78 Last Chance, $80 Day-of Pricing.
- →Full Marathon: $78 until July 31, $83 until September 15, $88 Last Chance, $90 Day-of Pricing.
- →4-Person Relay: $212 until July 31, $232 until September 15, $252 Last Chance, $260 Day-of Pricing.
What facilities are available at the venue?
Boundary Bay Park provides amenities such as restrooms, hydration stations along the course, and post-race refreshments. Shuttle service is mandatory for late arrivals or non-carpoolers.
What is included with my registration?
Participants will receive a finisher medal (unless you opt for the Yellow Bib, which donates funds to charity and does not include a medal) and a swag item. A chip timing tag will be provided, which must be returned after the event or a $40 fee will apply.
What are the course conditions like?
The course is primarily a flat, out-and-back, oceanside gravel trail with a brief residential road section. However, early November weather can bring frequent rain and wind conditions.
Is there any charity involvement in this event?
Yes, the 2025 Boundary Bay Marathon supports the Ronald McDonald House BC/Yukon as its charity partner. Participants can opt for a Yellow Bib to make a donation to this charity instead of receiving a medal.