100MeilenBerlin - Der Mauerweglauf

The 100MeilenBerlin - The Wall Run is a historically themed ultramarathon that traces the path of the former Berlin Wall around western Berlin. The approximately 161-kilometer route mainly runs on paved paths but also includes trail sections and some rough terrain. The start and finish are located at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahnsportpark in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg. The race commemorates the victims of German division and is held annually with changing race directions.

Start and finish at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahnsportpark, no parking available on site, public transportation recommended. Race number serves as a travel pass. Cut-off time for individual runners is 30 hours, for 2-person relay teams 27 hours. Shuttle buses to the start on the morning of race day. Three exchange points with dropbag options. 26 refreshment points offering mostly vegan food. Timing with transponders from race result Germany. Finish line soup and award ceremony for all finishers. The race begins at Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahnsportpark in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg, starting at 6:00 AM and finishing the next day at 12:00 PM. The race is known for its historical significance, varied course, and support from numerous refreshment stations. It is a challenging ultramarathon that tests both the physical and mental strength of participants.