Honolulu Marathon course map poster
The Honolulu Marathon starts on Ala Moana Boulevard by Ala Moana Beach Park and runs through Downtown Honolulu on South King Street, past Iolani Palace and the King Kamehameha statue. Then it crosses the Ala Wai Canal into Waikiki and runs along Kalakaua Avenue by the beach.
From there it circles Diamond Head crater, follows Kalanianaole Highway out to a loop around an inland waterway in Hawaii Kai, and doubles back for four miles. It circles Diamond Head again, passes the lighthouse in the last mile, and finishes in Kapiolani Park. In 1995 it was the largest marathon in the world, with 27,022 finishers.
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The course
- Start
- Ala Moana Boulevard, by Ala Moana Beach Park
- Finish
- Kapiolani Park, by the bandstand in Waikiki
- Passes through
- Ala Moana, Downtown Honolulu, Waikiki, Kahala, Waialae Iki, Aina Haina, Niu Valley and Hawaii Kai
- Elevation
- Mostly along the coast, with short uphill grades near Diamond Head.
Key facts
- First held
- 1973
- Month
- December
- Organiser
- Honolulu Marathon Association
Along the way
- Iolani PalaceOn South King Street, downtown
- King Kamehameha statueOn South King Street, downtown
- Waikiki BeachAlong Kalakaua Avenue, by the Duke Kahanamoku statue
- Diamond HeadThe course circles the crater on the way out and again near the end
- Hawaii KaiA loop around an inland waterway, from the sixteenth mile
- 35.4 km (22.0 mi)Waialae Country ClubThe turn onto Kealaolu Avenue
- 38.6 km (24.0 mi)Diamond Head Road at Kahala AvenueThe way back around the crater
- Diamond Head LighthouseIn the last mile
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Questions
No. The finish line stays open with no time limit.
The course circles Diamond Head crater on the way out to Hawaii Kai, and again near the end on the way back to Kapiolani Park.
Every December. The 2026 race is on 13 December.
Yes. The editor starts with the city as the title and the distance below it. Type your name, your finish time or the race date in the caption, and change any of the words you like.
Yes. Every course comes in portrait sizes, 12 × 16 in and 18 × 24 in, and in square sizes, 16 × 16 in and 20 × 20 in. When you change the shape, the map moves so the whole course still fits.
We draw each course along OpenStreetMap streets, following the organiser's official course map. It can differ slightly from the measured course, which follows the shortest line a runner can take.
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