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BMO Vancouver Marathon, Photo: Richard Lam/RUNVAN
As we move further into spring and the weather gets warmer, Vancouverites and visitors are gearing up for more fun in the sun. Whether you’re there to support a friend or cheer on all the runners, watching a race has an eclectic atmosphere and unmissable community spirit to Vancouver that you won’t want to miss.
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Cheer on the Vancouver Sun Run and BMO Marathon
Cyclists biking over the Lions Gate Bridge during the RBC GranFondo Whistler. Photo: Destination Vancouver/Heath Moffat
Make training for a race your New Year’s resolution this year. From running, to biking, to triathlons and more, Vancouver is hosting some epic races in 2024.
Photo: Andy Clark/RUNVAN
Start training and join Vancouver’s only marathon on Sunday, May 7. Ranked one of the top destination marathons in the world, the BMO Vancouver Marathon is a scenic, award-winning course that takes runners on a 42.2km (26.2 miles) adventure past bountiful beaches, through natural parks, and along the picturesque Seawall–the world’s longest uninterrupted waterfront path.
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Start Training for the BMO Vancouver Marathon on May 7
Photo Credit: Matt Clark
Whether you’re looking to relax with meditation, learn about the latest fitness and wellness trends, or beat last year’s time at the BMO Vancouver Marathon, May is the month to really zone in on keeping both body and mind fit in Vancouver. Also, goat yoga is back, and you know you want to try it. Find your fitness and wellness inspiration in Vancouver this May!
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Yoga, running, and goats, oh my — May 2019 Wellness Events in Vancouver
Is your 2019 fitness goal to push your limits to run a marathon? Or maybe cycle up a mountain, or compete in an Ironman event? Race season is coming up and you’re in luck because Vancouver’s mild climate paves the way for the city to host internationally attended running, cycling, and triathlon events. Which means that you could plan a holiday around your race goal – it’s a win-win situation.
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