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12 apr. 2026
The Freiburg Marathon features a scenic loop course through the Black Forest foothills, starting and finishing in the historic city center. The route combines urban running through Freiburg's charming medieval streets with gentle rolling hills through vineyards and forests of the surrounding region. Well-supported with aid stations and primarily on paved roads, making it accessible while offering beautiful natural scenery.
Spring weather in Freiburg brings cool mornings with mild afternoons, typical for early season marathons. Variable conditions with possibility of rain require layering; sunny days offer perfect running conditions.
The Race
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The Freiburg Marathon was founded in 1984, during the golden age of mass-participation running. Now 42 years old, it has established itself as a beloved fixture in Freiburg, growing from its early editions into a race with genuine character and loyal following.
The fastest time ever recorded at the Freiburg Marathon is 02:13:42, set by Makoto Inoue in 2016. Every year, new contenders line up hoping to challenge that mark on the streets of Freiburg.
The Freiburg Marathon route is one of those courses where runners forget their pace and reach for their phones. The scenery through Freiburg and its surroundings has earned this race a reputation as one of the most photogenic in Europe.
The Freiburg Marathon blurs the line between endurance event and gastronomic adventure. Aid stations offer more than gels and water — local delicacies and drinks turn the course into a moving feast. It's the rare race where gaining weight mid-race is a genuine possibility.
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02:13:42
Makoto Inoue (2016)
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