42.195 km
Distance
380 m
Elevation Gain
4:22:00
Average Finish Time
1,850
Total Finishers
1997
Established
Rolling
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Course & Elevation
The Ulm Einstein Marathon features a scenic loop course through the Swabian region, starting and finishing at the iconic Ulm Minster, one of Europe's tallest church spires. The route winds through the charming old town, along the Danube River, and through surrounding vineyards and countryside, offering stunning views of the Swabian landscape with moderate rolling hills throughout.
🌤️ Weather
October in Ulm typically brings mild autumn weather with cool temperatures and occasional rain. Runners can expect crisp fall conditions ideal for marathon running, with foliage adding to the scenic experience.
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🎯 Fun Facts
- ▸ Named after Albert Einstein, who spent formative years studying and working in southern Germany, the marathon connects the intellectual heritage of the Swabian region
- ▸ The race starts and finishes at the Ulm Minster (Ulmer Münster), which held the record as the world's tallest church spire for over a century
- ▸ Established in 1997, the Ulm Einstein Marathon has grown to become one of southwestern Germany's most popular fall marathons with a strong international community
- ▸ The course traverses the historic Danube River valley, passing through vineyards that have produced Swabian wines for centuries
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