100MeilenBerlin - Der Mauerweglauf

The 100MeilenBerlin – Der Mauerweglauf is a historically significant ultramarathon that follows the route of the former Berlin Wall around West Berlin. The approximately 161-kilometre course runs mostly on paved paths, but also includes trail-like and sometimes uneven sections. The start and finish are at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahnsportpark in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. The race commemorates the victims of Germany’s division and is held annually, with the direction changing from year to year.

Start and finish at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahnsportpark; there is no parking on site, so using public transport is recommended. The race bib serves as a public transport ticket. Time limit: 30 hours for individual runners and 27 hours for 2-person relay teams. Shuttle buses to the start run on the morning of race day. Three changeover points offer drop bag facilities. There are 26 aid stations, with mostly vegan refreshments. Timing uses transponders from race result germany. Soup is served at the finish, and all finishers are invited to the awards ceremony. The race starts at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahnsportpark in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg at 6:00 a.m. and finishes the following day at 12:00 p.m. The race is known for its historical significance, varied course and support from numerous aid stations. It is a demanding ultramarathon that challenges participants’ physical and mental strength.