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Two Oceans Marathon

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42.0 km
Total Distance
1280 m
Elevation Gain
0.2m
Data Spacing
2.0x
Vertical Scale

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About This Route

Two Oceans Marathon: Experience 42km of South African Coastal Majesty

The Two Oceans Marathon stands as Africa's most spectacular marathon, covering 42 kilometers around South Africa's stunning Cape Peninsula with 1,280 meters of elevation gain. This challenging course offers runners one of the world's most scenic marathon experiences, showcasing the dramatic meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans while highlighting South Africa's natural beauty and rainbow nation spirit.

The route traverses iconic locations including Chapman's Peak, Hout Bay, and the Constantia wine region, delivering breathtaking ocean vistas and mountain panoramas at every turn. Runners experience authentic South African hospitality with enthusiastic crowd support, traditional music, and the inspiring Ubuntu philosophy that makes this marathon a celebration of human unity and natural wonder.

This Two Oceans marathon challenge attracts adventurous runners seeking one of the world's most beautiful yet demanding courses. The significant elevation gain and coastal conditions create a true test of endurance, perfect for those wanting to combine athletic achievement with exposure to Africa's most spectacular coastal scenery.

The Two Oceans Marathon embodies South Africa's journey toward unity and reconciliation, celebrating the nation's incredible natural heritage and diverse cultural tapestry. Every kilometer showcases why the Cape Peninsula is considered one of the world's most beautiful marathon destinations, where two oceans meet in perfect harmony.

Capture your Two Oceans Marathon adventure with a custom 3D printed model preserving every challenging kilometer and coastal moment of this breathtaking 42km South African experience.