Two Hollows Monster Marathon

Dryden, United States • 24 Aug 2025

The Two Hollows Monster Marathon and Half Marathon takes place in Virgil, NY, on scenic trails within the Kennedy State Forest, between Daisy Hollow and Babcock Hollow. The course features rolling single-track paths, challenging hills, and shaded hemlock and hardwood forests, offering runners inspiring views and a fresh trail experience. The marathon includes about 4,400 feet of elevation gain, while the half marathon has 2,200 feet. Unique to this event are age- and gender-based staggered start times, including a nonbinary category, allowing earlier starts for older and non-male participants. Aid stations are spaced every 3–4 miles, but runners must carry their own hydration as the race is cupless. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

26 mi
4400 m+
Marathon
13 mi
2200 m+
Half Marathon
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