The Niagara Falls International Marathon is run in Niagara Falls, Ontario, on a paved course that follows the Niagara corridor before turning into the Falls district for the finish. The scenery is the main draw: the closing stretch runs toward one of the best-known waterfalls in North America, under late-autumn light.
The event has been on the calendar since 1974, making it one of Ontario's longest-running marathons. Four distances share the day, from 5K to the full marathon, on a generally flat, rolling profile that suits runners looking for a time.