The Phoenix Marathon is this weekend. Here’s what you need to know.

PHOENIX — The Phoenix Marathon’s Main Course, Half Marathon and 10K are on Saturday, Dec. 13. Here are some road closures you need to know before the racing festivities start at 7 a.m.

Near the half-marathon starting point, Glendale and Central avenues will be impacted.

Expect delays from 24th to 40th streets along Camelback Road.

The Phoenix Municipal Stadium area, where the finish line is located, will have a heavy traffic flow.

Marathon Start Time: 7 a.m.

Half-marathon Start Time: 7:15 a.m.

10K Start Time: 7:30 a.m.

Turns made from start to finish for the marathon’s main course:

• Begin south on 31st Avenue
• Right at Yorkshire Drive
• Left at 35th Avenue
• Right at Paradise Lane
• Left at 43rd Avenue
• At Peoria Avenue, join the Arizona Canal Trail
• Right at 24th Street
• Left at Camelback Road
• Rejoin the Arizona Canal Trail at 40th Street
• Right at Arcadia Drive that becomes 48th Street
• Left at McDowell Road
• Right at Karsten Way
• Left at Eliot Ramada Loop
• Left at Papago Park
• Right at Galvin Parkway
• Right at Van Buren Street
• Turnaround at 55th Street
• Right at Priest Drive to Finish

Turns made from start to finish for the half-marathon:

• Begin east on Glendale Avenue
• Right at Arizona Canal Trail at 16th Street
• Right at 24th Avenue
• Left at Camelback Road
• Rejoin the Arizona Canal Trail at 40th Street
• Right at Arcadia Drive that becomes 48th Street
• Left at McDowell Road
• Right at Karsten Way
• Left at Eliot Ramada Loop
• Left at Papago Park
• Right at Galvin Parkway
• Right at Van Buren Street
• Turnaround at 55th Street
• Right at Priest Drive to Finish

Turns made from start to finish for the 10K race:

• Begin at Arizona Canal Trail at 40th Street
• Right at Arcadia Drive that becomes 48th Street
• Left at McDowell Road
• Right at Karsten Way
• Left at Eliot Ramada Loop
• Left at Papago Park
• Right at Galvin Parkway
• Right at Priest Drive to Finish

If you would like to see an interactive course map for the three races, the Phoenix Marathon has you covered. It can be found here.

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