Mount Marathon Race

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The Mount Marathon Race is a famously grueling annual mountain footrace held on the steep, rocky slopes above Seward, Alaska, typically on the Fourth of July.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual sporting event
mountain footrace
trail running race
associatedWithEvent Seward Fourth of July celebration
attracts elite mountain runners
local recreational runners
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance longstanding Seward Independence Day tradition
distanceUnit miles
entryMethod auction for a few charity slots
invitation for top finishers
lottery
finishLocation downtown Seward
hasCategory junior race
men's race
women's race
hasFeature alpine vegetation
cliff bands
loose scree chutes
hasMediaCoverage local Alaska media
national outdoor sports media
knownAs one of the toughest short mountain races in the United States
locatedOn Mount Marathon NERFINISHED
location Seward, Alaska NERFINISHED
notableFor extreme steepness
high risk of falls and injuries
large holiday crowds
technical downhill running
organisedBy Seward Chamber of Commerce (historically involved) NERFINISHED
participation hundreds of runners
raceType up-and-down mountain race
region Kenai Peninsula NERFINISHED
safetyMeasures course marshals
mandatory safety briefings
medical support on course
season summer
spectatorCount thousands of spectators
startLocation downtown Seward
state Alaska
surface dirt
rock
scree
snow (in some years)
takesPlaceOn Fourth of July
terrain rocky slopes
steep mountain slopes

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Seward, Alaska hasEvent Mount Marathon Race