Cycling & running events in Radom, 2026

Radom Training Notes

Running: Radom runners use the city centre, Południe, Borki lake, and the Mleczna River side for normal base miles. Street Run Radom feels like active people you meet on the streets of Radom and around it. Locals run for fitness, health, or chasing the dreams that keep moving away. Borki lake works well for steady Z2 and short intervals when you want simple laps. The first route covers 12 km and gains 258 m. The second route covers 17 km and gains 121 m. Czerwcowa Piątka, Biegiem Radom, and Polmaraton Radomskiego Czerwca '76 anchor the calendar.

Cycling: Radom riders get a practical city, not a show pony. The city has around 90 km of bike paths, and the city bike system has been running since 2015. Locals use Route 2 from Radom to Jedlnia-Letnisko, Route 6 from Radom to Błotnica, and Route 8 from Radom to Jedlińsk for honest base miles. Route 7 from Radom through Bardzice to Orońsko and Route 10 through Kowala to Orońsko suit faster group work. The brief names no dedicated cycling club, so events carry the scene. Lotto Triathlon Energy Radom, Starachowicka Strzała, and Mtbcrossmaraton Starachowice give riders targets. Route 1 around Szydłowiec and Route 4 around Iłża are the named places to look for climbing work.

Season: Radom training feels best when the paths are clear, the lake is open, and everyone is stacking steady weeks. Zalew Borki has two summer bathing areas, so summer runs and rides can finish near water, pedal boats, or SUPs. Locals keep the hard stuff short in heat and push longer Z2 early or late. The city centre stays useful for intervals when you need control. Winter changes the rhythm for both sports. Radom keeps a skating rink and skate rental in winter, so cross-training is easy. Runners keep going from park to park, while cyclists move more work onto safer path sections, cyclocross-style loops, or indoor legs.