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Half Marathon races near Trier

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Upcoming Half Marathon races near Trier

This week 1
5JUL
Run · road · Half Marathon
Draisinenlauf Altenglan
Altenglan · 64 km away
JUL 2
25JUL
Run · road · Half Marathon
16. Freundschaftslauf Hasborn
Hasborn · 38 km away
26JUL
Run · road · Half Marathon
deko-Volkslauf Wadern-Noswendel
Wadern · 31 km away
AUG 6
8AUG
Run · road · Half Marathon
15. Brohlbachtal-Lauf mit Halbmarathon und Walking
Gamlen · 67 km away
22AUG
Run · road · Half Marathon
Maare Mosel Lauf
Gillenfeld · 45 km away
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23AUG
Run · road · Half Marathon
westenergie Hunsrück Marathon
Simmern · 68 km away
29AUG
Run · road · Half Marathon
LimLauf 2026
Kirkel · 68 km away
29AUG
Run · road · Half Marathon
Maare-Mosel-Lauf
Daun · 50 km away
29AUG
Run · road · Half Marathon
28. Maare Mosel Lauf
Gillenfeld · 45 km away
SEP 8
6SEP
Run · road · Half Marathon
10. SaarschleifenLand-Lauf
Merzig · 35 km away
12SEP
Run · road · Half Marathon
23. Schwarzenbacher Ausdauertag 2026
Schwarzenbach · 71 km away
13SEP
Run · road · Half Marathon
Cross against Cancer Homburg
Homburg · 70 km away
13SEP
Run · road · Half Marathon
Qbuild Arlon Marathon
Arlon · 61 km away
13SEP
Run · trail · Half Marathon
Trail Urbain Longwy
Longwy · 69 km away
19SEP
Run · road · Half Marathon
39. Int. Pronsfelder Volks- und Straßenlauf
Pronsfeld · 50 km away
20SEP
Run · road · Half Marathon
Semi-Marathon du Val de Fensch
Uckange · 62 km away
20SEP
Run · trail · Half Marathon
Trail des crêtes d'entrange
Entrange · 55 km away
Trier · 80 km
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Recurring Half Marathon races near Trier

Races that repeat — weekly, monthly or yearly

7. Rodenbacher Lauftag
SAT OCT 3
Rodenbacher Lauftag combines a 50 km Harry Arndt run, a half marathon, 10 km, 5 km, and children's stadium races on a single autumn race day at Waldstadion Niederrodenbach in Rodenbach. Its full name is “Run for Peace and Democracy in Europe,” and it also serves as a BBF Junior Main-Lauf-Cup race. The day begins with the half marathon, followed shortly by the 50 km and 5 km races, with the children's stadium run, stadium cross races, and 10 km scheduled for the afternoon. Entry fees are reasonable, with student races costing 5 euros and the half marathon 15 euros, and on-site registration is available on race day. The main course is flat, asphalted, officially measured to IAAF standards, and runs through the Rodenbach forest, making it suitable for runners aiming for fast times or using it as autumn marathon preparation. A German M15 record over 5 km was set on this course, indicating its speed. The 5 km route features a stadium passage near the finish, allowing spectators and supporters a clear view of the race's progression. The youngest participants will compete in a stadium cross with obstacles, all finishers receive a special certificate, and many awards are distributed on site. SSC Hanau-Rodenbach, with nearly 50 years of road-race organizing experience, presents the event under the motto: “From runners for runners.”
Lady Trail Arlon
SUN OCT 11
Lady Trail Arlon begins and ends at Au Village 3 in Arlon, located in the Ardennes region of Belgian Luxembourg. This trail-running event offers three distances: 8 km, 15 km, and 21 km, with a limit of 200 participants per distance. The 8 km route has an elevation gain of 110 meters, the 15 km route 245 meters, and the 21 km route 355 meters, meaning even the shortest option involves climbing. The race welcomes participants of all ages. Registration can be completed online before race day, with on-site registration available if spots remain. All finishers receive a drink. Amenities include showers, a small refreshment stand, and childcare, contributing to a practical, community-focused atmosphere rather than a large-scale urban event.
Saarbrücker Sparkassen Westspangenlauf
SUN OCT 11
The Saarbrücker Sparkassen Westspangenlauf, also known as the Sparkassen-SAARathon, is a city race in Saarbrücken, the capital of Germany’s Saarland state. Participants can select from 5 km, 10 km, half marathon, or marathon distances, with the 5 km designated as an integration run. The event utilizes a fast asphalt course alongside the Saar river, appealing to those aiming for a personal best and runners seeking a direct urban route with river scenery. The course traces the Saar river, goes under multiple city bridges, and offers clear views of the water and Saarbrücken. The Westspangenbrücke serves as the primary course feature: participants in the 10 km and half marathon traverse it after going under other bridges. The half marathon includes an international element, directing runners to a turnaround point in France before their return to the finish.
3. Sparkassen SAARathon
SUN OCT 11
The Sparkassen SAARathon is a running race series organized by Laufgemeinschaft Saarbrücken. The SAARathon itself is the third event in this series. The official event website provides runners with key information: race specifics, how to register, start lists, results, news updates, photographs, partner details, press releases, and frequently asked questions. The site is accessible in German, French, and English. The provided information does not offer a detailed course description beyond a specific course page. Therefore, a plain language description of the route cannot be provided. However, the event's practical organization is noteworthy. Participants can review their information prior to the race, sign up online, view the list of other entrants, and access results post-event via the central event website.
Freundschaftslauf Wustweiler
SUN NOV 1
Freundschaftslauf Wustweiler is a no-fee friendship run in Wustweiler, organized by LLG Wustweiler Laufbewerbe. The main option is a 21 km trail with about 600 meters of climbing, while shorter running routes cover 6 to 12 km and walking or hiking options cover 5 or 6 km. It is a small event, usually in the 101 to 300 participant range, and it is run without timing, so the focus is on moving together rather than racing the clock. The longer trail uses mostly forest paths and official trails, with a GPX file available for runners who want the route in advance. There is a refreshment point around kilometer 12, and it avoids disposable cups. The meeting and event venues include Seelbachhalle in Illingen-Wustweiler and Dorfwaldhalle, and the format is built around groups led by experienced LLG runners, so runners and walkers can choose a distance that fits them instead of joining one single mass start.
Course Marcel Kiefer
TUE NOV 3
The Marcel Kiefer Course is a small race series in Hussigny-Godbrange, a French town in Meurthe-et-Moselle within the Grand Est region. It takes place in early November and offers participants three options: a 6 km nature trail, a 13 km nature trail, and a 21 km road half marathon. The short trail is designed for beginners or those seeking a brief off-road challenge. The 13 km route is more demanding, utilizing local paths surrounding the town. The half marathon is contested on roads and is suitable for runners aiming for a quick time or competing against a strong field. A recent running attracted close to 500 participants across the three distances, with distinct winners for the 6 km, 13 km, and 21 km events.
Les foulées gorcéennes - Gorcy
SUN NOV 8
Les Foulées Gorcéennes contre le Cancer begins at the Bernard-Labbé complex in Gorcy, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France, with departures starting at 09:00. The Club athlétique de Gorcy organizes this November race day, offering runners and walkers multiple options: road races of 21 km, 14.1 km, and 7.7 km, along with walking routes of 14.1 km and 7.7 km. The event focuses on fundraising alongside the competition. One edition saw nearly 800 participants, setting records across all distances, with all proceeds directed to the League Against Cancer to support the pediatric department at the Nancy hospital center. A 1000 m children’s race is also part of the day, alongside the timed longer races, shorter runs, and non-competitive walks.
La kanerdall - Buding
MON NOV 30
Semi-Marathon intercommunal de la Vallée de l'Orne
SUN MAR 14
SMIVO, the Semi-Marathon intercommunal de la Vallée de l'Orne, is a 21 km trail race in Moselle, Grand Est, France, running between Metz and Longwy. Held around March, it covers the half-marathon distance, but its terrain and setting define it as a valley trail rather than a flat road race. The course connects towns in the Orne Valley, blending natural paths with urban segments. Recent starts have been in locations like Rombas and Clouange. As an established event in the local running calendar, its intercommunal nature is key to its identity: it focuses on crossing multiple communities instead of looping a single city center.
Semi-Marathon de Thionville
MON APR 19
The Semi-Marathon de Thionville is a road-race event in Thionville, in Moselle, Grand Est, close to the France-Luxembourg-Germany border area often called the pays des trois frontières. The main race covers the standard half-marathon distance of 21.0975 km, and the programme also includes a 10 km race. The half marathon starts in the morning from Boulevard Foch, with a separate handisport start just before the main field and the 10 km following later. Both races carry regional labels and can qualify runners for the French Championships. The route runs through the city streets and along the banks of the Moselle, so it is a town race with river sections rather than a countryside loop. The semi-marathon dates back to 1996, giving it a longer history than many local road events in the region. It draws competitive runners chasing qualifying standards, club runners from Moselle and nearby border areas, handisport athletes, and people choosing the 10 km as the shorter option. The event leans into local wordplay with the slogan “C’est Thion tour !”, and official timing is handled by Chronocompétition.
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Trier Base Miles And Vineyard Climbs

Trier hosts 27 Half Marathon races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Locals run the Moselle edges, the Moselstadion Trier track, and the Kaiserthermen start when they want something simple and repeatable. 54RunningClub meets on Sundays at 10:30 for 5K and 15K runs. The club meets on Wednesdays at 19:00 for 10K or interval runs. The club also has special runs on Fridays and 323 members, so the scene feels steady. Moselstadion Trier gives track legs a proper Flutlichtmeeting Trier target. The calendar keeps runners honest with Firmenlauf Trier, 40. Internationaler Trierer Stadtlauf, Frauenlauf Trier, and the 37. Bitburger-0,0%-Silvesterlauf Trier.

Locals ride the Moselle Cycling Trail when they want clean base miles without overthinking the route. The bicycle path leads through wide curves along the Moselle to Trittenheim and then on to Bernkastel-Kues. The route runs almost exclusively on paved roads and is very well signposted. Riders also use the Saar Cycling Trail, Salm-Mittelmosel Tour, and Obermosel Tour when Z2 needs variety. Cyclists get club energy from Trier’s wider sports scene, including SV Eintracht Trier 05, Gladiators Trier, DJK/MJC Trier, and FSV Trier-Tarforst. The Eifel climbs sit north, the Hunsrück plateau sits south, and vineyard-covered slopes make the work obvious.

Spring to fall gives Trier the best block for both running and riding. Locals stack long runs, intervals, gran fondo miles, and steady Moselle spins through those months. The temperature dropped to 6°C on 25 July 2019 when a heat wave went off-script. Riders still get good road rhythm because between Trier and Cochem there is almost always a separate bike trail on one shore side, off the main road. Winter stays recurrently cold but not harsh. Runners keep the track and city routes useful, while cyclists shift more carefully around cold mornings and shorter daylight.