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Chevron City to Surf for genU has a 12 km course and a 4 km course in Perth, and there is no marathon distance.
The organiser invites people to walk, run or roll either the 4 km or the 12 km course, on their own or with a team. The Perth event is on Sunday 29 August 2027. It is a fun run rather than a marathon: the longer course is 12 km, not 42.2 km.
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The organiser says the event helps raise funds for the thousands of Australians living with disability, and calls it Western Australia’s most iconic fun run. The 2027 dates on its home page are Perth on 29 August, Karratha on 25 July and a virtual event on 23 August, so the same cause and the same 4 km or 12 km distances can be done from anywhere.
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Ballot openSydney, Australia
Sun 29 Aug 202742.2 kmClimb 188 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it. Photo: Sydney Opera House, by W. Bulach, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Gold Coast, Australia
Sun 4 Jul 202742.2 kmClimb 28 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it. Photo: Surfers Paradise, by chillmimi, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Imagery: Google Earth0:59 filmMelbourne, Australia
Oct 202742.2 kmClimb 55 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it.
Sapporo, Japan
Aug 202742.2 km
Photo: Sapporo TV Tower, by ノボホショコロトソ, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Imagery: Google Earth3:56 filmRace weekAthens, Greece
Sun 8 Nov42.2 kmClimb 281 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it.
Imagery: Google Earth3:50 filmRace weekMalaga, Spain
Sun 8 Nov42.2 kmClimb 63 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it.
Imagery: Google Earth3:53 filmRace weekPorto, Portugal
Sun 8 Nov42.2 kmClimb 133 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it.
Imagery: Google Earth3:51 filmEntry openCuritiba, Brazil
Sun 15 Nov42.2 kmClimb 128 m
Climb summed after smoothing the heights over 1 km. The edge is this course's height profile on one scale for every race: 250 m above its lowest point fills it..jpg){kind=link}