HONOLULU MARATHON

Do-It-Yourself Tour

DESTINATION HAWAII

THE HONOLULU MARATHON IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE RACES. Next to Boston and Chicago, I've run Honolulu more often than any other marathon: ten times, most recently with the Runner's World pacing teams in 1999. I'm not alone in my love for the Hawaiian Islands. The Honolulu Marathon attracted more than 20,000 runners last year. Is it the race's Aloha spirit? The tropical breezes? The swaying palm trees? The magic of Hawaii? No matter. Honolulu is a great marathon that any runner would love to run.

Would you like to be there when the skyrockets light the sky above Ala Moana Boulevard this December? Here is your Honolulu Marathon Do-It-Yourself Tour.

In the past, I've led groups to Honolulu not only to run the race, but also to do Volcano Runs on the islands of Hawaii, Oahu and Maui. I know about Airline Flights, restaurants and sightseeing. Now I'm going to share that knowledge and tell you how to create your own Itinerary, a Do-It-Yourself Tour of the Honolulu Marathon. I'll also offer you Training advice.

Usually I stay near Waikiki beach on the marathon course, so I know all about Hotels. Want to know where to run while in Honolulu? Check what I have to say about Waikiki Workouts. Want to know more about the race or how to contact the race organizers? Click on Honolulu Marathon.

So let's plan for the Honolulu Marathon together. Point your clicker at the appropriate title to learn more. And even if you're going to Hawaii some other time besides Marathon Week, here is your guide to enjoying the Islands.

HONOLULU MARATHON
Do-It-Yourself Tour

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Itinerary: The Do-It-Yourself Tour

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Airlines: Flight information to the Hawaiian Islands

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Hotels: Where to stay on Hawaii, Oahu, Maui and Molokai

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Volcano Runs: The ultimate adventure experience

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Waikiki Workouts: Running in Honolulu

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Training: Tips to get you ready for Honolulu

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Honolulu Marathon: Information on the race

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