Ethereum, USDC, and USDT on the Ethereum network are all accepted at checkout for any distance. Layer 2 (Base, Arbitrum, Optimism) also supported for fee-conscious runners.
Read more →Malad sits at 4,500 feet. For sea-level runners that altitude is a real factor, but it is manageable. Here is what to expect and how to prepare.
Read more →You can now pay for your race entry in Dogecoin. The Shiba is welcome at the start line. The good boy gets a medal too if he finishes the 1 Mile.
Read more →A guide for friends and family. Where to park, where to cheer, how to catch your runner three or four times across the course, and where to wait for them at the finish.
Read more →Litecoin has been the quiet workhorse of crypto payments since 2011. The Malad Valley Marathon now accepts LTC natively at checkout for any distance, with the standard crypto discount applied.
Read more →Malad City has more residents of Welsh descent per capita than any town outside Wales. Run a marathon in the Welsh capital of America.
Read more →Five distances, one start line. What to expect from each one and how to pick the race that matches your training.
Read more →The Malad Valley Marathon accepts Monero at checkout. Private payment, no third-party processor, and an extra discount for paying in crypto. We believe we are the first full marathon to take XMR natively.
Read more →About 9 miles of the Malad Valley Marathon course are run on hard-packed dirt road. Here is why that matters for your knees, your hips, and your post-race recovery.
Read more →Bitcoin at checkout, no third-party donation portal. As far as we can tell, the Malad Valley Marathon is the first full road marathon to accept native Bitcoin payment for entry fees, and you get an extra discount for using it.
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