Date: Sunday, May 4, 2014

Please check at a later date for more information on registration and race details.

Click here to download a copy of the marathon course. Turn-by-turn directions are available here.

The Dick’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon course winds through the wonderfully unique and historic neighborhoods of this beautiful city. Community celebrations, cheering spectators and music throughout the course will welcome runners from all over the world.

Runners will race on the North Shore of Pittsburgh, cross each of the three rivers in Pittsburgh and travel through the South Side, Oakland, Shadyside and Bloomfield neighborhoods – just to name a few. The course runs along the rivers of the City and challenges you on a hill that takes you into the University area of Pittsburgh. The last five miles are downhill as you return into the downtown area.

• USA Track and Field certified course
• Boston qualifier
• Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, baby joggers, strollers, roller skates and roller blades are not permitted on the course
• Headphones (iPods, mp3 players, CDs, tape walkmans, radios, etc.) are discouraged
• Fluid and medical aid stations are positioned along the course
• Water and Gatorade will be offered at every fluid station
• GU gels will be available at locations along the course
• Salty snacks such as potato chips or pretzels will be available at locations along the course

City streets, police offices and support are contracted for specific times and cannot be extended. The following chart indicates road closure times per sector/mile and time limits per mile based on the time available for runners before the roads re-open. Some easy points to remember - all runners must be to the Birmingham Bridge by 10:20 AM and Half Marathoners must be at Mile 12, Forbes Avenue at Jumonville, by 11:00 AM.

If you cannot adhere to the scheduled time/pace per mile listed on the schedule, you will be asked to board a sweep vehicle that will take you to relay shuttle drop off area on Grant Street which is several blocks from the finish line. If you refuse to get on the vehicle, you must move to the sidewalk so traffic can resume. If you choose to continue after the course has reopened, there will be no medical support, fluid stations, or course marshals at intersections, and the course will no longer be marked. Participants after that time will not be guaranteed a time or medal.

Click here for more information on course time limits.

• No refunds or deferments of entry fees
• Minimum age for Marathon: 18 on May 4, 2014
• Paper/mail-in registrations will not be accepted after January 1, 2014

All finishing participants will receive a finishers medal.

Click here to view the 2013 prize purse.

• Cash awards are based on gun time not chip time.
• Runners can only win awards and/or cash prizes for the event they are officially registered in.
• An athlete can be awarded prize money in only one category.
• Overall and Master category winners are not eligible for age group awards.