The route for the 2026 Casablanca Marathon is now published on the race’s own website. A news article dated 17 September 2026 announces that “The Casablanca Marathon 2026 route is now online. Interactive maps, elevation profiles and GPX files are available on the Marathon, half & relay page.”
A flat course, with fixed aid stations
The same announcement describes a route with “only 200 metres of elevation gain over 42 km” and lists pacers for the marathon at 3:00, 3:15, 3:30, 3:45, 4:00 and 4:15 hours, and for the half-marathon at 1:30, 1:45 and 2:00 hours. It also sets out a six-hour time limit for the marathon and a three-hour time limit for the half-marathon.
The organiser’s course page, for the Marathon, half-marathon and relay, is “World Athletics & AIMS certified” and confirms where support will be on the road: the marathon has “9 aid stations from km 5 to 40,” while the half-marathon has “4 aid stations from km 5 to 20.” Runners can download GPX files for both distances from that page.
Start times and relay handovers
The course page gives a start of 7:30 for the marathon, 8:45 for the half-marathon and 7:35 for the four-person relay, with baton changes at km 10.5, km 21 and km 31.5, inside marked zones.
Anyone planning to run the 2026 Casablanca Marathon can now check the exact route, elevation, pacer groups and aid-station spacing on the organiser’s site ahead of race day.
