Peak to Creek Marathon 2019
Jonas Ridge to Brown Mountain Beach, NC • Saturday, October 26, 2019 • 8:00am
Burke Recovery cordially invites you and your friends to join us for the 2019 Peak to Creek Marathon, formerly known as the Ridge to Bridge Marathon. Our 14th annual event is a go: P2CM is scheduled to take place at 8:00am on October 26th.
P2CM19 is hosted by Burke Recovery and is headed up by the same directors (David & Rhonda Lee) who have helped make the event a must-do marathon since 2006.
Back for 2019: Regular, old online registration that opens at noon eastern time on May 1st (Same as last year). Please see the race page for details. For all details of the 2019 marathon, click here to visit the info page.
P2CM19 is hosted by Burke Recovery and is headed up by the same directors (David & Rhonda Lee) who have helped make the event a must-do marathon since 2006.
Back for 2019: Regular, old online registration that opens at noon eastern time on May 1st (Same as last year). Please see the race page for details. For all details of the 2019 marathon, click here to visit the info page.
We're proud to say this is a pretty cool race. Lots of people have dropped by over the years to join us, many of whom turned in some pretty fast times. Our little marathon has been among the top 10 courses in the USA to qualify for the Boston Marathon over the past few years. In fact, Findmymarathon.com ranks the Peak to Creek Marathon as the 3rd fastest in the U.S. Those who didn't just come by for the views or to enjoy some barbecue with us after the race. Whatever your goal, ours is the same: we want you to leave here feeling like this is a race that has to be on your calendar year after year. Wilson Creek offers a steady flow of cool, mountain water for you to wade into after you finish. We'll be there, too, to congratulate you. Bring your friends. We promise to do the same.
2018 results can be found on the FinishLinePros calendar & results page!
A blast from the past: 2009, the first year on the current course. Annette Bednosky (#11) would go on to set the still-standing female masters course record (3:09:40).
