L.A. Marathon 2022: Here’s what roads will be closed

The 2022 Los Angeles Marathon is set to take place March 20, and for those not racing on foot, that means road closures and detours.

The 26.2-mile “Stadium to the Stars” course will start at Dodger Stadium and go through West Hollywood and Beverly Hills before ending on Avenue of the Stars in Century City.

Closures will begin at 3 a.m. Sunday on a rolling basis prior to the race start time of 6:55 a.m. All road closures will be final by 6 a.m. Crossing through the course is not allowed.

Streets will reopen on a rolling basis at the discretion of local fire and police departments. 

Here’s what you need to know:

Course closures

Street closures

The streets listed on below are “Local Access Only” as they are not on the actual race course. Residents who need access to these streets can approach the street closure and ask for “Local Access.”

Los Angeles (Elysian Park, Downtown, Echo Park, Silver Lake)

Hollywood

West Hollywood

Beverly Hills

West L.A.

Freeway closures

No freeways will be closed on race day, although some freeway ramps will be closed. 

Alternate Routes:

1. For Chinatown access via N 110, exit Solano Ave
2. For Chinatown access via S 110, exit Solano Ave. For North of Sunset Blvd (Echo Park, Elysian Park, Silver Lake) access use: N 101, exit Silver Lake Blvd or Glendale 2 Fwy
3. For Downtown L.A. access via S 101, exit Alameda St or use S 110, exit 4th street. For Union Station access via S 101, exit Alameda St
4. For Downtown L.A. access via N 101, exit Alameda St or use S 110, exit 4th street. For Union Station access via N 101, exit Alameda St
5. For North of Sunset Blvd (Echo Park, Elysian Park, Silver Lake) access use: N 101, exit Silver Lake Blvd or Glendale 2 Fwy
6. For access South of Hollywood Blvd, use Sunset Blvd exit
7. Access North of Hollywood Blvd remains normal. For access South of Hollywood Blvd, use Sunset Blvd exit
8. Ramp’s left lane to proceed north on Cahuenga Blvd will remain open. For access South of Hollywood Blvd, use Sunset Blvd exit
9. For access South of Hollywood Blvd, use Sunset Blvd exit
10. For access east of 405 Fwy, use S 405, exit Olympic Blvd
11. For access west of 405 fwy, use S 405, exit Sunset Blvd or Santa Monica Blvd
12. For access east of 405 fwy, use S 405, exit Sunset Blvd or Santa Monica Blvd

Parking

Areas marks “No Parking – Tow Away Zones” will be strictly enforced throughout the day.

Streets along the race course will be marked with “No Parking” signs approximately 72 hours before the event. Vehicles in violation will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense.

Where to watch

KTLA Channel 5 will have exclusive live coverage of the event, starting from 6 a.m. until 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 20.

Viewers can also watch the race on KTLA.com, the KTLA 5 News app, KTLA’s YouTube, Hulu or KTLA+, which can viewed on the KTLA+ app on Apple TV, Roku and Firestick.

KTLA’s Facebook page and website will also have a livestream from the finish line cam.