2025 Eau Claire Marathon Participant Guide

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2025 PARTICIPANT GUIDE EAU CLAIRE MARATHON

PRESENTED BY:

Schedule of Events

Packet Pick-up & Expo

Kids’ Run

Marathon Relay

Course Routes

Full Marathon

Half Marathon

10k Charity Classic

ECM 5k

Spectator Guide

Race Day

On the Course

Pace Team

Finish Line

Barstow Block Party

Event Sustainability

Results & Awards

Road Closures

Food and Parking

Running On Air Podcast

Merchandise

ECM 5K Race Series

Runner’s High

Charity Partners

Event Sponsors

In Loving Memory of Ann Seidel

MESSAGE FROM OUR RACE COMMITTEE

To our participants, from the Race Committee

Whether your goal is to complete your first 5K or qualify for the Boston Marathon, we are here to support you. Our committee of all types of runners, walkers, event managers, working professionals, parents, and Eau Claire Marathon enthusiasts prides itself on giving you a weekend to remember and a race experience for the books. We truly are “The Biggest Small Town Race in the U.S.”

On behalf of our race committee, the city of Eau Claire, our sponsors, and volunteers, thank you for choosing to #RUNEC! We’ll see you at the start line!

Sincerely, Eau Claire Marathon Race Committee

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Saturday, April 26

11:00 AM Race Expo Opens

Sonnentag Center, 1075 Menomonie St

2:30 PM Shakeout Run

Sonnentag Center, 1075 Menomonie St

3:30 PM Kid’s Run

Carson Park, Carson Park Dr

5:00 PM 10K (6.2 miles)

Carson Park, W Half Moon Dr

6:30 PM 5K (3.1 miles)

Carson Park, W Half Moon Dr

6:00 PM Race Expo Closes

Sonnentag Center, 1075 Menomonie St

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can someone else pick up my race bib?

Yes, please have them bring a copy or picture of your ID and bib number.

Can I exchange my shirt?

T-shirt exchange is available at the expo on Saturday or next to the Gear Check Uhaul Truck on Sunday. Additional shirt quantities are limited.

Are there any post-race activities?

You bet! Aside from awesome bib perks, your bib tear-away tags get you a free beer at Reboot Social on Saturday and one at the Barstow Block Party on Sunday.

Sunday, April 27

6:00 AM Packet Pick-up

Phoenix Park, 330 Riverfront Terrace

7:00 AM Marathon

Phoenix Park, 330 Riverfront Terrace

7:00 AM Four Person Relay

Phoenix Park, 330 Riverfront Terrace

8:30 AM Half Marathon

Phoenix Park, 330 Riverfront Terrace

10:00 AM Barstow Block Party Opens Corner of N Barstow & Eau Claire River

2:00 PM Barstow Block Party Ends Corner of N Barstow & Eau Claire River

What if I can’t participate?

Participate virtually instead, submit your results by May 31 and we’ll ship your gear!

What if the race is cancelled?

The Race Organizer reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the race shall there be any Force Majeure condition. See More FAQ Online for further information.

When can I purchase merchandise?

Merch is available for purchase at the expo and at the finish line to help you commemorate a great race!

PACKET PICK-UP & RACE EXPO

Collect your race weekend bibs for all events and enjoy the vendors, music, Eau Claire Marathon merchandice and info booths, the excitement of the race atmosphere, and food and drink for purchase!

Expo Vendors & Events

American Berkebeiner

Athletic Wellness

Blue Ox Running

Eau Claire Body Care

EauM Yoga

ETS Performance

Fox Cities Marathon

Girls on the Run

Halo Cryotherapy

Haplin Hands Massage

Home Companions

Honey P's Boutique

JONAH Justice

Local Lodging

Luminary Wellness Center

*as of publication

Lux Chiropractic

My Team Triumph

Midwest Meals

Northwoods Therapy

Pablo Center

Poolman/

Eau Claire Hearth

Property Shoppe Realty

ReSue Hydration IV

Royal Credit Union

Scheels

Token Jewelry

US Air Force

UWEC Admissions

Valley Girls

Information Booths

First Time Runner

Experienced race advice and a photo op!

Sustainability

Learn about our sustainability efforts!

*Limited Packet Pick-up Sun, April 27, 6AM - 8:30AM

*Must select option at registration, Located @ Phoenix Park Pavilion

LIVE EXPO EVENTS 12:00 PM Live Podcast Recording 1:00 PM Course Preview 2:00 PM

First Time Runner Q&A 3:00 PM Hands-Only CPR Training 4:00 PM

Race Pacer Q&A 5:00 PM Course Preview

Running On Air Podcast Tune in to a live podcast recording!

Lost Dog Pacers Meet our awesome pacer team!

CHERI UELMEN’S FANTASTICALLY FUN KIDS’ RUN

Half Obstacle Course

Full Obstacle Course

The Diaper Dash 3:30 PM 3:40 PM 4:00 PM

It is the tenth year of the Cheri Uelmen’s Fantastically Fun Kids’ Run! In celebration of the occasion, we asked local children to pitch their idea for the finishers’ medal. Check out the winning medals here and learn more online! This year, we will also have expo booths and food vendors next to the actvities in Carson Park!

TRANSITION ZONES

LEG 1 START

Mile 0 | Phoenix Park

LEG 1

FINISH/LEG 2 START

Mile 6.9 | Riverview Dr/Marquette St

LEG 2 FINISH/LEG 3 START

Mile 12.5 | Airport Rd

LEG 3 FINISH/LEG 4 START

Mile 19.8 | Bike Trail/Western Ave

HOW DO THE RELAY BUSES WORK?

The relay buses load along the north side of Galloway Street in the Oxbow Hotel parking lot (516 Galloway St, Eau Claire, WI). Buses start at 6:30 AM and depart every 10 minutes and run continuously to each relay exchange zone. Spectators may ride the bus as space allows.

CAN WE WATCH AND CHEER ON OUR TEAMMATES?

YES! We encourage team members to stay together at each transition to cheer on the incoming and outgoing runners. As soon as the outgoing runner takes off, jump back on the bus and head to the next relay exchange!

HOW WILL OUR TIME BE TRACKED?

Your team race packet includes a race timing strap (each team has one strap). The race strap has the timing chip inside and must be worn on the ankle of the person running (starting with runner #1 at the start line). At each transition area, the strap must be taken off and secured around the ankle of the next runner. Failure to do so may result in missed chip reads and disqualification.

WILL WE NEED TO TRANSFER OUR BIB BETWEEN RUNNERS?

Nope! Each team member will have their own bib with your team number on it. This number matches your race strap number.

ECM 10K CHARITY CLASSIC PRESENTED BY RCU

10K RACE BIB

The Royal Credit Union Foundation and Eau Claire Marathon select three nonprofit beneficiaries. The RCU Foundation pledges $15,000 in total donations, with the amount each organization receives determined by community vote. Each 10K registration includes one free charity vote, and additional votes can be purchased for $2 or by organizing volunteers during marathon weekend.

CORBA* is a nonprofit, volunteer-based organization dedicated to building, improving, and maintaining multi-use trails and promoting trail use throughout Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley.

*Community for Outdoor Recreation, Biking, and Adventure

Girls on the Run is designed to enhance girls' social, emotional and physical skills to successfully navigate life experiences. The organization offers fun, interactive lessons to meet the unique needs of participants of all abilities and backgrounds.

Valley Girls Cycling Club is composed of diverse women in the Chippewa Valley and surrounding areas focused on advancing women’s engagement in cycling through education, opportunity and support in the Chippewa Valley.

Not to brag, but...

The Eau Claire Marathon events boasts award-winning courses and awesome tours of our amazing city, but don’t take our word for it, here are some quotes from past participants.

ALL-TIME FAVORITE

The Eau Claire Half Marathon is an all-time favorite! The entire town comes out to cheer and volunteer. The energy from the crowds is what makes this race so fun.

Shuttle to the Start Park at the Sonnentag Center to enjoy the Expo and we will shuttle you and your supporters to the start lines of the Kids’ Run, 5k, and 10k Charity Classic!

The shuttle runs from 3:00PM - 8:00PM continuously, with pick-ups in front of the Sonnentag Center and drop-offs in the Carson Park parking lot.

Prefer to drive yourself? Parking is available in Carson Park.

SMALL TOWN / BIG PERKS

This race brings all of the feeling of a small town race, but some of the perks of a well organized and large event.

BEAUTIFUL & SUPPORTIVE

A beautiful scenic and well supported marathon route which includes a total of 13 river bridge crossings between all of the races. The aesthetics of this route invigorates your running experience. A highly recommended marathon for those who want to experience Wisconsin’s natural beauty!

SPECTATOR GUIDE

ONE Phoenix Park (330 Riverfront Terrace)

Start Line/Mile 3.3 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 2.8 of the Half Marathon. Watch the start, then cross the Madison St. bridge.

TWO The Brewing Projekt (1807 N Oxford Ave)

Mile 3.5 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 3.0 of the Half Marathon. Food trucks, mimosas, bloody mary’s, and marathon-themed beer.

SIX Relay Exchange on Western Ave

Mile 19.8 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 6.7 of the Half Marathon. Join all of the runners and the Relay teams as they transition from runner 3 to 4!

SEVEN Boyd Park

Mile 22 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 8.9 of the Half is a great spot for families with playground equipment and paved sidewalks for bikes.

EIGHT Children's Museum (126 N Barstow St)

Mile 23.1 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 10 of the Half. Bring your kids to create noisemakers, make cheer signs, and play in their brand new outdoor space!

Crossing/Old

us

FOUR Airport Rd/Riverview Dr

Mile 12.2 of the Marathon/Relay. Catch participants on Airport Rd before the relay exchange. Please don’t drive on the course!

FIVE Kwik Trip (3426 Melby Street)

Stop in to the new Kwik Trip for a snack,

NINE Barstow Block Party (291 S Barstow St)

Mile 23.2 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 10.1 of the Half. Jam with the DJ outside the beer garden and find the ECM beer tent and food trucks from 10 AM to 2PM.

TEN UWEC Welcome Center (127 Roosevelt Ave)

Mile 25.1 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 12 of the Half is the start of the Blugold Mile!!! This is a great location for UWEC Alumni to cheer. From State St, head down McKinley to park and walk to the Welcome Center.

ELEVEN Rainb-EAU Mile (First Ave, between Water St and Lake St)

Mile 25.7 of the Marathon/Relay and Mile 12.5 of the Half is our Rainb-EAU Mile! Bring your pride apperal and hand out rainbow flags to any runner who wants one as they finish their race!

Mile 5 - Join
for the Smile Mile!
THREE North
Wells Road

It’s time to get loud.

Bring your cowbells, whistles, noisemakers, and outdoor voices; it’s time to show the Eau Claire Marathon participants that we see them! Find some of the best cheering locations described on the previous page and mapped out below!

SPECTATOR LOCATION

& ORANGES

RACE DAY

GEAR CHECK

All full and half marathon participants will receive a reusable gear check bag, compliments of Dan Realty Group. Simply add your name & bib number to your drawstring bag, drop it off at the start line, then pick it up just after the finish line at the intersection of Barstow and Eau Claire St.

COURSE TIME LIMIT

Volunteers, aid stations, police, and medical will only be available for six hours. We will not remove any participant from the course.

HEADPHONE USE

Headphone use during the race is allowed in accordance with USATF rules. If you use headphones, you are expected to be aware of road, race conditions, and other runners.

RACE DAY PARKING

Parking is available on the route but not on the course itself. Review the road closure information on page 23 to avoid getting stuck in the wrong on the course.

RACE BIB AND NUMBER

Your race bib, sponsored by Window World, contains your timing chip and should be located on the front of your outermost article of clothing throughout your race. This will also help you find your race pictures and bib perks downtown.

START LINE AND STAGING

Line up in the starting corral near the sign for your pace. We use chip timing, so your race starts when you cross the starting line. Walk until you cross the start line to spread out.

DISCARDED CLOTHING

Articles of clothing discarded at the start line will be donated to a local charity.

DAY

RACE DAY PHOTOS

Make your Eau Claire Marathon moments last forever with FinisherPix, our official race photo service! Pre-purchase your photos before race weekend and save!

POST-RACE PRE-RACE

FIRST AID, WATER, & RESTROOMS

First Aid Medical Tents are available at six stations throughout the course thanks to our medical sponsors below.

Gatorade sponsors Lemon Lime Endurance Formula Gatorade & Culligan sponsors the water roughly every two miles on the Sunday courses.

Scheels of Eau Claire sponsors Honey Stinger Energy Gel at two locations along the courses near water stations.

*Pre-race photo pricing is available until registration closes.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you need help with your registration or would like to complete a late registration please contact our troubleshooting booth at packet pick up.

COURSE ENTERTAINMENT

Start and finish line sound and several course DJs are sponsored by M3 Sound, Lighting, & Staging.

Portable lavatories are at the start line and nearly every two miles on the routes.

LOST AND FOUND

Lost and found items should be brought to the merchandise check-out. Please email us at the address below if you lose something during the race weekend and can’t find it.

MORE QUESTIONS?

Email us at INFO@EAUCLAIREMARATHON.COM or ask anyone in a RACE COMMITTEE HAT!

TRACKING RUNNERS

Download the Mtec Results app from your app store to track participants in real time, view post race results, and stay up to date on event information. In the app, search for the Eau Claire Marathon in upcoming events.

ON THE COURSE

13 UNIQUE FOOT BRIDGES

MILE

The Blugold Mile is a loud distraction when you need it the most! UW-Eau Claire athletic teams, clubs, bands, rec sports, students and staff all join in the energy as they cheer for YOU!

ON UWEC CAMPUS, NEAR MILES 25 & 12

R AINB-EAU

MILE

The Rainb-EAU Mile is supported by the Chippewa Valley LGBTQ Community and allies. Grab a pride flag from this cheer station and wave it proudly to the finish!

ON 1st AVE, NEAR MILES 26 & 13

SMILE MILE

NEAR MILE 5 BEFORE NORTH CROSSING

Lost Dog Pacers is a group of dedicated runners with a common goal of helping runners finish on time while having fun!

THEY HELP MY RACE TIME

Local runners talk about how awesome

Pace team sponsored by

Group Participation

Participate with your running club, family and friends, organization, or business for opportunities to win awards, merch, race entries, and other Eau Claire Marathon event perks! We have three exciting ways for groups of all sizes, competitive spirit, and participation levels to participate; and the best part, it is all FREE!

TRACK TEAM POINTS

PACE TEAM

MARATHON PACERS

3:00, 3:15, 3:25, 3:35, 3:45, 3:50, 3:55, 4:00, 4:05, 4:20, 4:35, 4:50, 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, & sweeper

HALF MARATHON PACERS

1:30, 1:35, 1:40, 1:50, 1:55, 2:00, 2:05, 2:10 2:20, 2:30, 2:45, 3:00 & sweeper

FINISH LINE

Finisher’s race medal

Post-race food

Water and Chocolate Milk

Beer at the Barstow Block Party (21+ only)

Heat shield

Bib perks (see below)

Got a Bib? Get GREAT Stuff.

The Eau Claire Marathon has partnered with amazing downtown businesses to provide ECM participants discounts by showing their race bib. Click the button for a list of businesses and discounts!

Proud sponsor of the finish line food.

Finish Line Coke

Royal Credit Union will be at the Saturday and Sunday finish lines with a Coke or a Diet Coke in a custom koozie for finishers.

BIB PERKS ONLINE

The EAUM Recovery & Kids’ Zone

E. Grand Ave between Barstow St and Graham St

The official Eau Claire Marathon post-race Recovery Zone is brought to you by EAUM Yoga and Fitness!

Race participants can enjoy cold plunges, sauna, yoga studio for stretching, and showers ($2 towel rental). Children and other supporters can play with kids’ activities while they cheer on their family members.

BARSTOW BLOCK PARTY

Sunday, April 27, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Corner of Barstow St & the Eau Claire River

BARSTOW BLOCK PARTY

RECYCLING,

RUNNERS

TRUCKS

EVENT SUSTAINABILITY

We’re dedicated to reducing our environmental impact and preserving the beauty of our region. With nearly 5,000 participants and several more spectators , we understand the impact a large event can have on our community and the environment. That’s why we’re stepping up our efforts, partnering with you and community organizers to reduce waste, conserve energy, and promote green practices. Learn more about what you can do for the planet.

Race Weekend Initiatives

FINISH LINE FOOD

Banana peels will be composted and all of the food that goes uneaten at the finish line is donated to local food pantries.

DONATE YOUR CLOTHING

Toss your warm-up sweats, hats, or gloves at the start line for local donation.

REDUCING DISPOSABLES

Drawstring gear check bag, DryTex recyclable bibs, virtual goodies, & this participant guide.

COME PLOGGING WITH US

Join us April 12 at 11:45AM as we pick up litter while jogging the last 6 miles of the marathon course.

DONATE YOUR SHOES

Bring your old running shoes to our green sustainability tent at the expo and donate them to Soles 4 Souls.

LOCAL PARTNERSHIP

We work with Culligan and Plastic Free EC to reduce plastics and JONAH & Earthbound Environment for sustainability consulting.

Join us in making the Eau Claire Marathon not only a celebration of athletic achievement but also a testament to our collective efforts to care for our planet. Together, we can ensure a sustainable future for the marathon and the region we love. Learn more about all of our sustainability efforts at the link below.

Event Awards

CHIP TIMING

Saturday from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Finish Line Area) Sunday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM (Finish Line Area)

Awards are given to the overall winner (male, female, and non-binary) along with the top three finishers (male and female) in each age group. There is not a formal awards ceremony, if you think you won an award, check in with the awards area.

Course Records

MALE David Luy (2018) 2:23:09

FEMALE Rachel Ragona (2021) 2:48:34

Jackie Hering (2022) 1:15:47

FEMALE Steph Cloutier (2024) 38:41

MALE Danny Docherty (2023) 15:22

FEMALE Mel Schwoerer (2021) 18:20 RELAY COED El Jefe Running (2018) 2:46:21 RELAY MALE Northstar Running (2016) 2:47:36

RELAY FEMALE Couz we can (2021) 3:09:27

All Eau Claire Marathon events are chip-timed. The chip is located on the back of your bib. Make sure you are wearing your bib on the front, preferably on your chest or stomach without anything covering it. This will also assist in our photo recognition.

SPEAKING OF AWARDS

With an average rating 4.9/5 stars the Eau Claire Marathon earned the RACECHECK Gold Award two years in a row. Click the awards to read reviews and leave your own!

ROAD CLOSURES

AM 6:00 AM

What roads are closed on Marathon Sunday? Madison Street Bridge (Farwell to Whipple Ave) Whipple Street (Madison St to Fulton St) Fulton Street (Whipple St to 5th Ave) 6th Avenue (Fulton St to Chippewa St)

Street (6th Ave to 9th Ave) 9th Avenue (Broadway St to Chippewa St) 5th Avenue (Madison St to Fulton St) Chippewa Street (9th Ave to 1st Ave)

Avenue (Chippewa St to Grand Ave)

Avenue (Water St to Lake St)

Street Bridge (1st Ave to Graham Ave)

Street (Galloway St to Newton St)

Avenue (Eau Claire St to Lake St)

Avenue (Marston Ave to Wilson St)

Avenue (Starr Ave to Eddy Ln)

Street (Fountain St to Garden St)

Street (Eau Claire St to Galloway St)

Street (Clairemont Ave to Washington St)

(Riverview Dr to Rivercrest Dr)

Avenue (Gibson St to E Grand Ave closed Sat @ 6am to Sun @ 3pm)

Corners Parking Lot (Recovery & Kids’ Zone sponsored by EAUM Yoga and Fitness)

of Graham St (Grand St to Barstow St, closed Sat @ 3pm to Sun @ 7pm) Riverfront Terrace (Wisconsin St to Madison St, closed Sun from 5am to 1pm)

FOOD AND PARKING

Good eats in Eau Claire.

“If you think Wisconsin’s culinary culture is limited to beer and cheese, you’re in for a tasty surprise. In Eau Claire, the push toward farm-to-fork restaurants with locallysourced ingredients has taken root and the community gathers around flavorful entrees, budget-friendly shareables and delightful desserts.” -Visit Eau Claire

Use the links and information below to plan your stay in Eau Claire (click any of the white buttons); you’ll find the best places to stay, eat, where to run, and all of the many great things to do, other than the excitment of the Eau Claire Marathon!

Marathon Weekend Guide to Eau Claire

Discover what to do in Eau Claire from the locals who wrote about it; includes food, lodging, running trails, and things to do in the area!

Eau Claire Area

Restaurants & Bars

Searching for a dive into the food scene, look no further. Search by food types and link out directly to restaurant’s websites for menu listings.

BARSTOW BLOCK PARTY NO PARKING

Sunday, April 27 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Corner of Barstow St & the Eau Claire River

RUNNING ON AIR

Official ECM Podcast

The official podcast of the Eau Claire Marathon, Running On Air, brings you interviews and stories from the best parts of the Eau Claire running community.

Join your hosts and ECM committee members, Emily and Adam , as they feature voices from the Eau Claire Marathon each month.

New episodes drop on the second Wednesday of each month. Subscribe and tune in each month for inspiring guests, insider tips, and everything you love about ECM.

Share your story with us for a chance to be featured in the podcast! Email Emiy Wermund at emily@eauclairemarathon.com.

ON AIR

JOIN US FOR A LIVE RECORDING SUBSCRIBE TODAY

We are recording our May episode LIVE from the Eau Claire Marathon Expo at the Sonnentag Center on Saturday April 26 at 12:00 PM. Listen at our recording time as we share more stories from race weekend. You can also participate all day by recording a short clip about your running experiences with our friends from EC Hometown Media.

Previous Episodes

Click on any of the episodes to find them on Spotify.

JANUARY

We talk with Eau Claire Marathon Race Director, Emi Uelmen, about how she first got involved with the event and how (over 10 years later) it has become the community centerpiece it is today.

FEBRUARY

We enjoy coffee with the UW-Eau Claire Distance Running class instructor, Ben Anderson. He shares with us his awesome running resume and the importance of access to the running community.

MARCH

We check in with longstanding Eau Claire Marathon pacer, JC Lippold on his experiences pacing ECM and other events. JC shares his stories of running with (& befriending) strangers.

APRIL

“Tina from Alaska” is a fifty-state marathoner who ran the Eau Claire Marathon in 2024. Hear about her experience and her “run-cations” in Eau Claire and across the United States!

Get it while supplies last!

Find our merchandise tent at the expo on Saturday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM in the Sonnentag Center and on Sunday at the finish line from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

RUN WITH US ALL YEAR LONG

ECM 5K RACE CALENDAR

The Eau Claire Marathon 5K Race Series is a fun way for the whole family to participate in the joy of running. We have something for everyone throughout the entire year at any of our four quarterly events. Each with their own medal, giveaway, unique race experience, and if you participate in all four races (in-person or virtual), you will earn a bonus swag giveaway!

REGISTER TODAY

JULY 4

F-EAU-RTH OF JULY 5K, KIDS’ RUN, & DOG JOG

Join us for an unforgettable 4th of July experience! Bring your friends, family (and dog!) and don’t forget to wear your red, white & blue! This event also features a quarter mile Kids’ fun run!

-WEEN 5K

This Friday night run will kick off your spooky season with our family-friendly course decorations! Come dressed in your favorite costume and compete in our crowd-sourced costume competition.

HO 5K & KIDS’ RUN

Get into the festive spirit by dressing up in your favorite ugly Christmas sweater, elf hat, or reindeer antlers! You won’t want to miss Santa & Mrs. Clause after your run either. This event also features a holiday themed Kids’ dash, perfect for kids ages 2-8!

FEB 14

5K

The xox-EAU 5K is all about FUN! We encourage everyone to pause, enjoy their d-EAU-nut at every mile, and soak up the good vibes. At this love for running event, there are no official finish times, but if you’re curious, feel free to track your run on your watch.

Ride That Good Energy!

Whether it’s the feeling of accomplishment, knowing that you want to improve, or both; if you’re ready to sign up for your next race, let us help! Here are some friends of the Eau Claire Marathon that are ready to host you!

Don’t forget to save the date to #RUNEC in 2026 when we move our race back to our traditional May weekend; May 2-3, 2026. Mark your calendars today and stay tuned for registration to open!

Photo opportunity sponsored by:
EAU CLAIRE MARATHON WEBSITE

CHARITY PARTNERS

myTEAM TRIUMPH

Over the past 10 years, the Eau Claire Marathon has donated over $500,000 to local organizations and volunteer groups! Check out a few of those below and learn more online. Please contact us if you have a cause close to your heart that we can support!

CHARITY PARTNERS

With the mission to enrich the health and well-being of individuals with disabilities by fostering lasting, authentic relationships through the teamwork environment of endurance events, myTeamTriumph and ECM have raised over $80,000 since 2016!

Miles for Ann Fund

We're excited to share that your entire race cost will be covered if you're signing up as a first-time Angel with myTEAM TRIUMPH. This fund was created in memory of Ann Seidl, a longtime Angel who ran alongside her son Parker every year with unwavering love and joy. Her legacy now lives on through every new Angel who joins our team.

Charity Chaser

Our 2025 Charity Chaser is Eau Claire resident, Brent Wathke! For every runner he overtakes, the Eau Claire Marathon will donate $1, which Brent is splitting between Power of Perception and Bob’s House of Dogs. Cheer him on when you see him on the course!

Eau Claire Firefighters

The Eau Claire Firefighters are back running in our weekend of events in their full firefighter gear. Watch for them on the courses and cheer them on as they pay tribute to the people who help keep our communities safe.

OFFICIAL COURSE SPONSOR

PROUD SPONSOR OF EAU CLAIRE MARATHON

THIS IS NOT JUST A RACE,

But a weekend long celebration that improves every single year! I love how these courses incorporate so many of the city’s bridges, its beautiful downtown area, and the energy of the college campus.

BLUGOLD MILE AT UWEC

Just when you can’t imagine it getting any better, you run through the Blugold Mile at the UW-Eau Claire campus. You’re greeted by the marching band & students cheering & handing out high fives.

Ann Seidel In loving memory of

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