North Pole Marathon

When most people think of running the North Pole Marathon, they think of running on snowy terrain, feeling at the edge of the Earth in sub-zero temperatures, battling the chilly wind. They’re probably not thinking as much about floating on a sheet of ice, running seemingly the same loop over and over as its coordinates change. But you’ll certainly get the sense of being suspended over Arctic waters when you helicopter to the North Pole after the race. Within minutes of arriving, you’ll have moved away from it, and your adventure to the world’s northernmost point will be complete.