Swan Lake has ended its marathon and half marathon
The old marathon address remains online, but its address does not mean the full-distance race is returning. Read the event name and distance on the current organizer page before relying on a search result, saved bookmark or third-party calendar. A future date for Billy’s Run would establish a 5K only, unless the camp separately announces a marathon.
For local runners considering that shorter event, the course-information page describes an out-and-back route from the camp sign, using a mix of gravel and pavement beside the lake. Those directions belong to the 5K and should not be presented as the old marathon route. Check the next Billy’s Run announcement for the actual date, registration and current start arrangements. Check the event confirmation before choosing a distance-specific training plan.
If your goal is a marathon finish, choose another organizer-confirmed 42.195 km event before setting a race-specific training block or arranging travel. Compare the replacement’s surface, time limit and entry availability; an event near the same region or time of year may still require different preparation. Keep existing training appropriate to your current readiness while that choice is unresolved.
The camp’s race page remains a useful way to check for a genuine future change, but there is no basis here for an annual rollover date or a marathon entry link. Contact the camp through its published channel if an outside listing claims the marathon has returned. Until the organizer confirms that claim, use this page as a race-status reference rather than a timetable for an active full-distance event.
Last-known race profile
These details identify the race page; they do not establish the next edition's operations. The previous race date does not establish the next edition. Wait for the organizer’s announcement before committing to a race-day schedule.