Marathon course map posters for the race you ran.

What is on the poster

The whole course, start line to finish.

A marathon course map poster shows the full route through the city: the start, the bridges, the long straightaways, and the last turn you will never forget. Streets, parks, and water give the line context, so a runner can point to the mile where the wall showed up.

Course prints come in several styles, from a bold single-color route on a quiet base map to finisher editions designed around the race year. Every print is available unframed or framed, from 8×12 to 24×36 inches.

Make it personal

Your race, your time, your line.

If your race is not in the shop, or you want your own GPS line instead of the course, import the activity from Strava or upload the GPX from your watch. Add your name, finish time, and date as the poster text, and choose colors that match the race or your club.

A watch line wanders a little where the course was crowded or GPS bounced between tall buildings; that is part of the story. If you would rather have a clean course, trace it with the route drawing tool instead.

Gifts

A finisher gift that is not another medal hanger.

A framed course map poster is one of the few marathon gifts that suits both a first-timer and a runner with forty finishes. Order it before race day as motivation, or after, with the official time filled in.

Choosing a size

Big enough to read the course from the couch.

City marathon courses are long and intricate, so size matters more than it does for a simple loop. A 12×18 print works on a desk or bookshelf; 18 inches and up is where individual streets and neighborhoods stay legible. For a hallway or living room wall, 24×36 lets someone trace the whole route mile by mile and turns a big-city course into the centerpiece of the room.

Framed prints arrive ready to hang. Unframed archival matte posters are the most affordable way to get a course on the wall, and they fit standard 2:3 frames if you already have one you love.