Boston Marathon route: What to know about the course and where to watch

The Boston Marathon is not known as a flat and fast marathon; after all, it’s known for the brutal Heartbreak Hill.

But it’s also a net-downhill course, meaning if you play your cards right, it’s easier than some others to set a personal record.

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The 2026 marathon is set to host over 30,000 competitors from almost 130 countries, with entrants from all 50 states in the country predicted to participate, the Boston Athletic Association said. There are sure to be a lot of competitors setting their own personal records at the race as well.

From Main Street to Copley Square, here’s what you need to know about the Boston

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