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Muskoka Marathon

2022

Please email us with all your questions.
muskokamarathon@gmail.com


  1. What's the refund plan?
    1. If the race doesn't happen due to COVID we will offer you three options:
      1. a full refund (less processing fees)
      2. defer your entry fee to the next race
      3. transfer to virtual and partial refund
    2. If you need to cancel, we will offer a full refund (less processing fees) anytime before July 31, 2022 at Midnight. If you need to make a last minute cancellation, we will happily defer you to virtual or our 2023 live race.
  2. How will the race proceed safely? We are working on numerous logistical strategies that will allow us to host a great race while keeping everyone safe. As we approach race-day, communication will increase on how we plan to manage vehicles, racers, spectators, etc.
  3. Will there be washrooms? There will be washrooms on site at the start/finish line, also at the turnaround for the Marathon races.
  4. Will there be water stations? There will be water stations every 2.5 km offering water and gatorade
  5. When/where is race-kit pick-up? Race kits will be available FRI SEP 30, 4-10pm in the Yule Lodge and Santa's Village. They will also be available SAT OCT 1, 6am-3pm in our Registration Tent in the Santa's Village parking lot.

  6. Where is the starting line? Our start and finish are both at Santa's Village, Bracebridge: 1624 Golden Beach Rd. With the road closure, access to Santa's Village needs to be via HWY 118 to Golden Beach Rd.

  7. Is there parking on-site? There is quite a lot of parking on-site. 5km and 10km racers may park on-site any time after 12:30pm. HALF and FULL racers need to a VIP pass, volunteer, or Santa's Village pass with them to park on-site.

  8. How else can I get to the start/finish line? You can get dropped off, or you can take our free shuttles from 331 Fraserburg Rd (JD Lang Activity Park). Those shuttles will run 6am to 1:30pm

  9. Where can spectators view the race? The best spots to watch the 5k/10k races is at the start/finish line. For the longer races, the start/finish is a great spot to watch (you must take a shuttle), or you can find a spot along the course route: Annie Williams Park, 50 Santa's Village Rd or James W Kerr Park, 130 Beaumont Dr are both parks along the race route with parking, washrooms, and other activities. You'd need to get there before the road closed (6:30am ish), and you'd be stuck there until the road reopens (Noon-ish).

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