Marathon races near Kędzierzyn-Koźle

Leśny Półmaraton 70-tka Tediego is a small forest half marathon in Walidrogi, in Poland’s Opolskie region. The race is 21.1 km on forest paths, with a field capped at just 70 runners and electronic timing for official results. The low entry limit makes it a local, compact race rather than a crowded mass event. Finishers receive a commemorative medal, and the race is put together by the Tarnów Opolski municipal office, the Tarnów running group “Leśna Draka,” the From Dusk Till Dawn Foundation, and several local partners.

Półmaraton Odrzański is an autumn road running event in Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Poland. The official race distance is the half marathon, 21.097 km, with the program also covering distances near the half marathon and marathon. The available race information is practical rather than detailed: registration is open, the entry price is yet to be announced, and training plans are provided for runners preparing for the distance. No course map, relay details, license rules, or route landmarks are included in the source material.

Maraton Komandosa is a forest marathon of approximately 42 km held in Lubliniec. Participants run in full field or training uniform, not standard running attire. The start and finish are located near the Forest Park, with the Military Running Club Meta Lubliniec serving as the organizer. The number of participants is limited to 999, and this cap is often reached before the race date due to high demand. The course follows forest roads and does not provide aid stations, requiring participants to manage the marathon distance through their own provisions. Mandatory items include long sleeves, military or tactical boots that extend above the ankle, and a dark backpack measuring at least 45 x 30 cm carried by each runner. A Mini Maraton Komandosa is also available for children up to 13 years old; this 1 km race is limited to 25 entrants, and these young participants also carry a 4 kg schoolbag or backpack.