Top of Utah Marathon in Logan
The Top of Utah Marathon is an annual point-to-point race through Logan Canyon into Logan, Utah, held each September on a certified, mostly downhill course popular as a Boston Marathon qualifier. First run in the 1980s, it is one of Utah's longer-standing marathons, and typically pairs the full marathon with a half marathon and relay division along the same canyon route.
Logan Canyon has served as the main route between Cache Valley and Bear Lake since long before it was paved, a narrow limestone gorge carved by the Logan River that later became one of Utah's designated scenic byways.