Cellcom Green Bay Marathon

No. The race held its final edition on May 19, 2024. Check local Green Bay running organizations for any successor events in the area.

Yes. The Cellcom Green Bay Marathon was a USATF-certified Boston qualifier. The flat loop profile and net-zero elevation made it a popular choice for runners chasing a qualifying standard.

The loop course was very flat, with zero net elevation change and a total elevation range of roughly 170 feet from lowest to highest point. There were no significant climbs or descents, which kept pacing straightforward throughout.

Entry was open registration, available from October until the race filled. A charity option called 'Run for a Reason' allowed runners to receive an entry fee refund by raising $300 or more for a qualifying organization.

The race had a 7-hour time limit, which gave a wide range of pace groups a reasonable window to finish.

Mid-May in Green Bay typically means a cool morning start in the low-to-mid 40s that warms into the mid-60s by midday. Plan to dress in layers you can shed early and make sure you are drinking consistently from the first miles before the afternoon heat builds.

Recent editions saw roughly 500 marathon finishers. It was a mid-sized event, smaller than major city marathons but large enough to have consistent crowd support along the course.