
Race Date
Apr 11, 2026
Location
Springdale, AR
50th Annual Hogeye Marathon & Relays, Springdale, Arkansas- Non Profit Event Over $35K raised for local charities in 2025! 26.2 miles of beautiful rolling course, mostly streets with some paved trail sections. Run by city parks, and through the minor league baseball park before finishing on the Razorback Greenway and in Downtown Springdale. The Half Marathon is also the state's longest continuously-running half, just like the marathon. You will be able to take in parts of Lake Fayetteville before returning to the Downtown Springdale finish. The 4-Person Marathon Relay uses the same marathon course so you'll be able to get a smaller taste of the fabulous southern hospitality the Hogeye Marathon has become known for. And, run the marathon or half as the first relay runner. Get your work crew or your running buddies together to compete. All events, including the 10K & 5K (register on another site) on Sunday FUNDay are part of the Hogeye Team Challenge & benefit Northwest Arkansas charitable causes-see website for info. You can also register for the 5K or 10K at Race Wizard- after Nov. 1.
Race Day
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Start Time
7:00 AM
Giveaway
T-Shirt
Start Location
106 W. Emma Ave, Springdale, AR, 72764
Course Type
Loop Course
Terrain
road
Difficulty
Ultra-Flat
Net Drop/km
+0.05 m
Separation
0.9%
Also Offers
USATF Certified Course
AR17005WJT · Expires 2027 · Hogeye Half Marathon
Relatively flat with minimal net elevation change. Loop course — start and finish are close together.
Median Finish
2:15:38
10:21/mi
Winning Time
1:14:03
5:39/mi
Finishers (2025)
675
States Represented
27 / 50
Gender Split
FASTER 25%
1:58:08
MEDIAN
2:15:38
SLOWER 25%
2:36:08
Start (Low)
48°
Afternoon (High)
69°
Pleasant conditions — light layers at start, comfortable by finish
0.1"
Precipitation
12 mph
Wind
64%
Humidity
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