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Cologne2026
Sun, 4 Oct 2026 · Koln
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Cologne 2026 has been run
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- Distance
- 21.1 km
- Race day
- 12°C (54°F)
Course details aren't published yet. Check the official site
The Cologne Marathon takes place in the city of Köln and follows a flat, single-loop course through its historic center and surrounding districts. The route passes many of the city’s key landmarks, including the Cologne Cathedral, and features long, wide streets that allow for steady pacing. The course profile is largely flat with only gentle undulations spread evenly throughout, and no sustained climbs. Elevation remains consistent for most of the race, with minor variations between approximately 42 and 53 meters above sea level. The start and finish are close in elevation, and the smooth layout makes it well suited for runners targeting a fast and controlled performance.
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This race has been run
- Entries openNot announced
- Entries closeNot announced
- Race day4 Oct 2026
| Distance | Start | Fee | Places | Enter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Marathon 42.195 km · 06:00 | 06:00 | — | — | |
Half Marathon 21.1 km · start TBC | TBC | — | — |
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Results
Full resultsThe organizer publishes full results on their results site.
Where to stay
- Arrive
- Fri, Oct 2
- Leave
- Mon, Oct 5
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