Registration and pricing
Race description
The Augsburg St. James Run, organized by the DJK Diocesan Association, is a special mass-participation event held as part of Augsburg’s oldest folk festival, the Jakober Kirchweih. The run is open to joggers and walkers and deliberately has no official timekeeping, embracing the motto “Experience over Results.” The event includes children’s races and three distances for adults, including a quarter marathon along the Lech. The start and finish are at Jakobsplatz by the famous Fuggerei, giving the run a historic and atmospheric setting.
Highlights
- Start and finish at Jakobsplatz by the historic Fuggerei
- Route along the Lech
- 10.5-kilometer quarter marathon for adults
Additional information
The run has no official timekeeping, putting enjoyment and the experience first. The ecumenical event is organized by the Catholic DJK Diocesan Association of Augsburg. The Fuggerei opens to visitors free of charge during the Jakober Kirchweih for the run. Distances are available for children, walkers, and adults; there is no official timekeeping, with a focus on community and experience; start and finish at Jakobsplatz in the Fuggerei.