• Boston Common - Begin your warm-up at Boston Common, where you’ll delve into the early history of running in this renowned city.
• Charles Street - Cross Charles Street to officially start your ‘mini Boston Marathon’ journey, right where buses gather on Marathon Monday.
• Boston Public Garden - Jog through the serene Boston Public Garden, where you’ll encounter the Make Way for Ducklings monument and discover its connection to marathon season.
• Commonwealth Avenue Mall - Record your ‘marathon middle miles’ along Boston’s historic Commonwealth Avenue, learning about some of the most celebrated athletes who have graced these Back Bay streets.
• Kenmore Square - Enter Kenmore Square to see and learn about the iconic Citgo Sign, which overlooks the final mile marker of the Boston Marathon. Turn around to start running forward on the course and pass under the ‘Boston Strong’ overpass.
• Boylston Street - Experience the two most famous turns in running, ‘Right on Hereford, Left on Boylston,’ as you head towards the Finish Line.
• Boston Marathon Survivor Memorial - Both monuments honoring the survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing are located on Boylston Street. Admire the stunning beauty of their artistic design and dedication.
• Copley Square - Cross the Finish Line as you proceed to the Boston Marathon Monument in Copley Square, immersing yourself in the rich history of this iconic race.

• Guided 3-mile run through historic Boston
• Visit Citgo Sign, Boston Strong Overpass, and Finish Line
• Run the last mile of the Boston Marathon with famous turns
• Learn about Boston Marathon’s origins and history
• See Boston Marathon Monuments and Memorials

• Snacks and Drinks
• Gratuity

Embark on your own ‘Mini Boston Marathon’ experience by warming up from the Common to Kenmore, then running the final mile of the marathon route to the finish line, all while delving into the race’s rich history with a local Boston Marathoner. Discover how the Boston Marathon’s esteemed path and elite status evolved, and learn about the rich history of those who have traversed these revered streets since the late 1800s. Uncover the Boston Marathon’s numerous historical ‘firsts,’ understand why Marathon Monday is celebrated as the best day of the year, and see how Boston’s resilience united the community following the 2013 marathon bombing. Run through the Boston Common & Garden, along the tree-lined Commonwealth Avenue, to the iconic CITGO Sign, then turn back to follow the last mile of the Boston Marathon route to the finish line! Conclude in historic Copley Square at the Boston Marathon monument, while discovering famous, hidden, and iconic marathon stories along the journey.

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