Salzachbrückenlauf

The Salzachbrückenlauf starts and ends at the town square of Burghausen, below the castle of Burghausen, the longest castle complex in the world. The course runs along the Salzach River, which forms the border between Germany and Austria, and includes several border crossings. Various distances are offered, including a 505-meter parent-child run, a 3.2 km fun run, a 5.5 km walk, and the main race of 8.8 km. Over 1,000 participants take part annually, from children and hobby runners to club runners and fast athletes. The race is a charity event organized by nine volunteers, with proceeds supporting local needy people.

The race takes place annually under the patronage of Bürgerinsel Burghausen. The 8.8 km course includes a second lap and passes by a bathing lake and rowing lake. Typical weather in October is around 14 °C with mostly cloudy skies and an average of 40 mm of precipitation. Multiple distances are offered, including a 505 m route, charity character, scenic surroundings around Burghausen, participation for children, hobby runners, and competitive athletes.