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Bermuda Triangle Challenge Marathon

Hamilton, BM
Sunday, January 17, 2027


  2 Stars from 1 Reviews

Course Description
In 2020, the Bermuda Marathon course was redesigned to begin in the historic Naval Dockyard in Somerset on the west end of the island.

Runners will run from the docks at Dockyard and continue for about 1 mile, turning left onto scenic Lagoon Road, followed by a left onto Malabar Road, over Watford Bridge onto Mangrove Bay Road, taking a left at the 3.2 mile mark onto Beacon Hill Road and the Bermuda Railway Trail.

Running on the Bermuda Railway Trail is an exciting addition to the course, offering a scenic quiet run on wide trails through Somerset and into Southampton for approximately 4.3 miles, leaving the trail briefly to run over the iconic Somerset Bridge, the smallest drawbridge in the world.

At about the 7.5 mile mark the course continues back onto Middle Road before entering South Shore Road at Barnes Corner. The course then follows the exceptionally scenic South Shore Road for approximately 6 miles past some of the most famous beaches in Bermuda, including Horseshoe Bay, Jobson’s Cove and Warwick Long Bay.

Turning onto Middle Road, the course continues for approximately .7 miles until runners meet up with the half marathon course at the junction of Trimingham Hill and South Road. The latter half of the race takes runners through Flatts Village and along North Shore Road for stunning views of the North Atlantic Ocean, before heading back into town for a finish in front of Barr's Bay Park.

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Race Information

Race Dates

2027: Sunday, January 17, 2027
2026: Sunday, January 18, 2026

Course Information

Profile: Rolling Hills
Type: Point to Point
Surface: Road/Pavement

Boston Qualifier?: Yes
World Marathon Major Qualifier?: No

Race Day Weather

Mean Temp.: 64°F (17°C)
Average High: 69°F (20°C)
Average Low: 61° F (16°C)

PR Score & Course Score

PR Score: 94.95
Course Score: 96.97

Race Size

2026: 88 Finishers
2025: 126 Finishers
2024: 113 Finishers
2023: 92 Finishers
2022: No Results
2021: No Results

BQ Percentages

2026: 0%
2025: 6.4%
2024: N/A
2023: N/A
2022: N/A
2021: N/A

Miscellaneous Information

Pace Groups?: No






Elevation Chart


Max Elevation: 144 feet (43m)
Min Elevation: 3 feet (0m)

Elevation Gain: 1288 feet (392m)
Elevation Loss: 1263 feet (385m)


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Race Reviews


2.0
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Dropped the ball with Marathon

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This was my first marathon! I entered the Bermuda Triangle Challenge which included a Friday night 1 miler, Saturday 10K and a Sunday Marathon. Bermuda is beautiful and the people are out of their way friendly and helpful! My only complaints lie with the Sunday Marathon. The race is clearly gears for the half marathon. There were rumors of a 7am early start time but we did not know this and communication was pretty much non existent with emails. We started at 8 but found out we could have started earlier and were very upset as it would have taken an hour off the heat of the day and the ridicules traffic we found ourselves in after the half marathon was over.

My complaints in short:
1. water stations were too far apart for a race in the tropics.
2. The second loop of the marathon was lonely and abandoned. One turning point did not even have a volunteer to point direction, just a small arrow made with red tape. I had found myself asking which direction at a couple of points on the second loop.
3.Road were opened after the half marathon and traffic was crazy! We were dodging for our lives on the second loop around.
4.Awards were help a mere 4 hrs into the marathon. Less than a third of the runners had completed the marathon by then. The finish line was a ghost town when I arrived. My first marathon, finishing 3rd in my age division and no announcer, no race director, hardly any spectators and they were even tearing down the set! Very anticlimactic and disappointing to say the least. We trained hard for this!
5. We tried for 3 days to get in touch with the race committee to pick up our awards. We went to the office twice, we called several times, sent emails etc. We even had locals trying to reach them on our behalf. Nothing. I had one short email after I got home saying they were sorry the office was closed and they would mail our awards.
6. I emailed our complaints again in hopes of some sort of apology or explanation but no response. My other two runner friends emailed as well, no reply.

Again, Bermuda was beautiful, the overall experience was great. The people are some of the friendliest you will ever meet. They just dropped the ball with the marathon. Sign up for the half, you will have a better experience.

Race Tips:

The course is two loops. Quite hilly. Very scenic.
Reviewed by Susan Benson About 2018