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デュッセルドルフ周辺のMarathonレース
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デュッセルドルフ周辺で今後開催予定のMarathonレース
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88月
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Monschau Marathon
Konzen · 80 km離れています
298月
ラン · road · Marathon
Nachtmammut Ruhrgebiet (Duisburg)
Duisburg · 23 km離れています
9月 6
49月
ラン · road · Marathon
Straberger Drittel-Marathon
Straberg · 15 km離れています
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ラン · road · Marathon
Straberger 1/3 Marathon
Dormagen · 15 km離れています
119月
ラン · trail · Marathon
P-Weg Marathon - Plettenberg
Plettenberg · 77 km離れています
デュッセルドルフ · 80 km
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デュッセルドルフ周辺の定期開催Marathonレース
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Wilhelminaberg Trappen Marathon
The Wilhelminaberg Trappen Marathon course for runners includes a 248-meter staircase with 508 steps. This race takes place in Landgraaf, South Limburg, situated on the 93-meter Wilhelminaberg, which is the highest slag heap in the Netherlands. It is a lap-based road and stair race, offering distances from 5 km up to a marathon, alongside a kids run and a Business Run for teams of up to five.
Each standard lap is 1,090 meters. Consequently, the 5 km requires 5 laps, the 10 km is 10 laps, the 10 mile is 16 laps, the half marathon is 21 laps, and the marathon is 42 laps. The full marathon involves runners ascending the staircase 44 times, totaling 22,350 steps. This is why Dutch media refers to it as the toughest marathon in the Netherlands. The kids run features a scaled-down version of the central element: it begins at the base of the stairs and concludes at the summit.
Marathon de Cologne
The Marathon de Cologne takes place in early October in Cologne, Germany, offering a full marathon, half marathon, relay marathon, and a school marathon. The main marathon is a 42.195 km road race on mostly asphalt. The shorter and team formats attract runners seeking the city's atmosphere without the full distance. It ranks among Germany’s larger marathon events, with the day emphasizing crowd energy and local cheers as much as fast racing.
The marathon begins at Ottoplatz in Deutz, crossing the Deutzer Bridge toward Cologne Cathedral. The course is a flat single loop through the historic center and adjacent districts, featuring wide streets, no sustained climbs, and minor elevation changes of approximately 42 to 53 meters above sea level. Participants will pass the Rhine promenade, the Sport and Olympia Museum, the Kranhäuser, the Bismarck Column, Severinstraße, Sülz, Dürener Straße, Aachener Weiher, Ehrenfeld, Neusser Straße in Nippes, and Rudolfplatz multiple times. Neumarkt provides a significant crowd late in the race, and the consistent course profile appeals to runners aiming for controlled pacing or a quick finish.
22. BKK Walking am Baldeneysee mit Mini-Marathon
BKK Walking at Baldeneysee is part of the Westenergie Marathon – Rund um den Baldeneysee weekend in Essen, Germany. The main marathon is a 42.195-kilometer race around Baldeneysee, held annually on the second Sunday in October. The Walking-Day for walkers and Nordic walkers takes place the day before. The walking program, which began in 2003, offers routes up to 14 kilometers, ensuring the weekend appeals to more than just marathon runners.
The marathon has been held continuously since 1963, making it Germany’s oldest such event. The current course circles Baldeneysee twice, with an additional turnaround loop on the first lap. Its flat profile, early autumn weather, and lakeside cycle paths contribute to its fast nature. TUSEM Essen’s athletics department organizes the event, with volunteers managing the entire operation—a rarity for a German race of this scale. Entry is limited to 3,000 participants due to narrow sections of the course where faster runners might overtake slower ones.
Rursee Marathon
The Rursee Marathon takes place in Germany's Eifel National Park on the first Sunday of November, with its origins dating back to 1997. This full marathon utilizes natural trails, attracting approximately 400 to 500 participants annually. It is a challenging race, distinct from a straightforward road event.
The course winds through the Rursee region, offering participants forest paths, hilly sections, and lake-adjacent terrain, deviating from urban environments. The event also features a 16.5 km run, introduced in 2004, and a 5 km race held the day prior to the marathon, catering to those seeking the Eifel environment without committing to the full marathon distance.
Walk beim Rursee-Marathon
29 Rursee-Marathon
The Rursee-Marathon is a running event held in Simmerath-Einruhr during a November weekend. Its races are centered around the Rursee, rather than a single road distance. The program includes a 52 km ultra, a full marathon, a 16.5 km run, a 5 km run, a 16.5 km walking and Nordic walking event, and two children’s races of 600 m and 2 km. This setup allows families and groups of varying abilities to participate in the same event weekend, from young children in free races to adults selecting between short, marathon, and ultra distances.
The primary route concept involves participants running around the Rursee, a reservoir in the Eifel region near the Belgian border. Saturday's schedule generally features walking, children's events, and the 5 km race, while Sunday is dedicated to the longer distances, including the ultra, marathon, and 16.5 km run. Rursee-Marathon e. V. is the organizing body. The event website provides practical information such as course maps, directions, parking details, past results, and photo galleries from previous editions. Entry fees are reasonable compared to larger events, with free children's races and early registration discounts for the longer Sunday races.
Rursee Marathon
The Rursee Marathon begins in Einruhr-Simmerath, within Germany’s Eifel National Park. The main race starts at 10:30 on the first Sunday in November. First held in 1997, it is a trail-heavy marathon, not a flat city race, covering 42.2 km of nature tracks with approximately 370 metres of elevation gain. The marathon typically attracts 400 to 500 runners, and the entire event draws about 1,000 to 3,000 participants across multiple distances.
The weekend offers several event options for runners and walkers: a 16.5 km race, a 5 km race, a 2 km children’s race, and a 16.5 km walk or Nordic walk on Saturday. The 16.5 km run was introduced after the marathon was established, and the Rursee-Ultra, a longer distance, is held every second year. While the course setting is a primary attraction, it is not a simple sightseeing run; the marathon is generally considered a challenging race on natural paths around the Rursee area.
Karneval Marathon Köln
The Karneval Marathon Köln is a small fun-run marathon in northwest Cologne, centered on two local passions: running the marathon distance and observing Carnival. It takes place at the beginning of Cologne’s Carnival period, and the field is limited to 50 runners, with a waiting list available. The race is explicitly non-commercial, with organizers stating the aim is enjoyment over a refined big-city race format.
The course follows a repeating loop around Pescher See on Pescher Straße, requiring runners to complete the circuit 15 times to achieve the marathon distance. Costumes are highly encouraged, meaning the participants are more likely to be costumed Carnival enthusiasts than typical serious road racers. Event planning commenced in 2016, and its limited size, lake loop, Carnival timing, and costume tradition give it the feel of a private running gathering rather than a standard marathon.
Karneval-Marathon Köln-Pesch
The Karneval-Marathon Köln-Pesch is a small marathon in Cologne’s Pesch district, centered on the opening of Cologne Carnival, not a large city race weekend. It merges the full marathon distance with the atmosphere of the city’s “fifth season.” The field is limited to 50 runners, with a waiting list if more wish to participate. The organizers emphasize that it is not a commercial event and that enjoyment is the primary goal.
The course is officially measured by the German Athletics Federation under International Competition Rules TR 55.3, meaning results can count for records and ranking lists despite the informal setting. Costumes are highly encouraged, though participants can run without one. The concept originated from planning that began in 2016, combining marathon running and Cologne Carnival for a unique carnival session opening. Expect local running enthusiasts and costumed revelers rather than a large crowd or elite field.
127. Bertlicher Straßenläufe
The Bertlicher Straßenläufe is a road-running event in Bertlich organized by the athletics department of SuS Bertlich 1945 e.V. The race program is unusually broad for a club event: runners can enter anything from 5 km to 100 km.
The listed distances are 5 km, 7.5 km, 10 km, 15 km, 20 km, half marathon, 25 km, marathon, 50 km, and 100 km, so the same meeting can serve short-distance runners, marathoners, and ultrarunners. It appears in the laufen.de Laufkalender, a German running calendar tied to the DLV registration system and its state associations.
Siebengebirgsmarathon
Essener Rhein-Herne-Kanal Marathon
The Essener Rhein-Herne-Kanal Marathon is a self-supported run and walk in Essen-Dellwig, starting at Prosperstraße and Scheppmannskamp along the Rhein-Herne Canal. TUSEM Essen organizes the event, with a standard 10:00 a.m. start. Flexible early or late starts are available, including a very early option for the ultra distance. The race uses a single short canal lap of 7.1 km for its distances: 7.1 km, 14.2 km, half marathon, 28.4 km, 35.5 km, marathon, 50 km, and 71 km. This is a practical, no-frills race where participants manage their own supplies, timekeeping, and route verification for an official result.
The course begins by crossing a bridge, then follows the canal bank towards Oberhausen. It crosses again at OB-Osterfeld and returns along the water to the start. One lap measures 7.06 km by GPS and 7,098 meters by measuring wheel. Longer races consist of repeated laps, with the 71 km ultra requiring ten laps. Walkers are welcome, and only the specified distances are scored. Finishers get a certificate via email and a medal on site. With 25 editions completed, this small canal-side event has established local running history.
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デュッセルドルフのMarathonレースについて
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デュッセルドルフでは、2026年に市中心部から80 km以内で24件のMarathonレースが開催されます。今後の日程、定期シリーズ、近隣のその他のレースをまとめて確認できます。
地元の人たちは、まずライン川沿いを走るよね。水辺はZ2を維持しやすいし、目印もはっきりしてるから。シンプルな base miles を稼ぎたいなら、ライン川のループは8 kmだよ。Brückenrunden は定番で、小さいループが4 km、大きいループが8 kmかな。火曜日の19:00のインターバルは hy:pe collective が仕切ってる。PAUS – Run Club Düsseldorf は土曜日に15 kmとか25 kmとか、もっと長距離を走るね。マラソンは Joseph-Beuys-Ufer がスタート地点だよ。Düsseldorf Night Run、Sunrise Run Düsseldorf、Düsseldorfer Brückenlauf、Megamarsch Düsseldorf が主要なイベントだね。
コンスタントに距離を稼ぎたい時はライン川沿いを走るね。街には430 kilometres以上の標識付きルートがあるんだ。あるルートは7 kmで獲得標高155 m。別のルートは8 kmで110 m上がる。Tour de France 2017 の Grand Départ ルートを走ることもできるよ。Schicke Mütze はコーヒー、レンタル、それにグループライドも提供してる。Rund um die Kö は fixed gear crit 好きにはたまらない主要イベントだね。Querfeld Rhein Crossfestival は cyclocross の欲求を満たしてくれる。ここは登りがメインじゃないんだ。デュッセルドルフはほとんど平坦だからね。街の森林エリアは東と南にあるよ。
夏は穏やかで暖かいから、デュッセルドルフはランニングもサイクリングもコンスタントにしやすいよ。地元の人たちはライン川沿いでZ2を積み重ねたり、hy:pe collective や Bridge Runners とインターバルを入れたりするし、街が窮屈に感じたら Unterbacher See で6 kmの周回をするんだ。ライン川は太陽にきらめいて、Gehry buildings があっという間に通り過ぎていく。だいたい西風が吹くことが多いかな。夏は Düsseldorf Night Run、Sunrise Run Düsseldorf、それからケルン方面へのロングライドにぴったりだね。冬はリズムが変わるけど、完全にダメになるわけじゃない。冬は適度な寒さで雪も少ないから、ランナーは公園や遊歩道を走るし、サイクリストは平坦なライン川沿いの道をキープして、森林の端っこはもう少し良い日に取っておく感じだね。