Races in Poland

An autumn ultra through the Low Beskids, the land of the Lemkos — up to 150 km, finishing in Krynica-Zdrój.

Poland's oldest marathon: Dębno has staged it for over half a century, on one of the country's fastest courses.

10 km on 11 November: thousands in white and red celebrate Polish Independence Day in Warsaw.

A festive 10 km run through Krakow on Poland's Independence Day, 11 November.

The mass patriotic 'Kocham Polske!' run in Poznan over 5 and 10 km on 11 November.

A winter mountain marathon around the sacred Ślęża: 42.6 km and 1,130 m of climbing on snow and ice.

A charity winter run over 5 and 10 km during the WOSP Grand Finale.

A winter 'chocolate' 10 km run through Warsaw under the E. Wedel brand.

One of Warsaw's oldest street 10 km races, held in February.

A winter ultra along the snowy Karkonosze ridge, held in memory of mountaineer Tomasz Kowalski.

A spring half marathon at the foot of Ślęża: start on Sobótka's square and a rolling course through fields and woods.

Poland's biggest street race: a spring half marathon through Warsaw with World Athletics Elite Label status.

Łódź's spring marathon with an indoor finish in Atlas Arena — a fast course through the city of mills.

'The most beautiful trail race in northern Poland': 6 to 103 km through the ravines and beech woods of the Elbląg Upland.

A marathon through the heart of Kraków: start and finish on the Main Square, Wawel and the Vistula banks.

Poznań's spring half marathon: around 13,500 finishers and a world-class course record.

An evening half by the sea: 8:30pm start, over 10,000 runners and a beach finish in Gdynia.

Gdańsk's spring marathon: from the stadium through the Old Town and Long Market to Reagan Park.

A marathon in the land of lakes and knightly legends: 42, 21 and 10 km with a shared start near Szczytno in Masuria.

A festive 5K on Constitution Day: through central Warsaw, crossing the Vistula twice.

The half marathon of Podlasie's capital: one loop of Białystok past the Branicki Palace, the 'Polish Versailles'.

A race with no finish line: outrun the Catcher Car at Poland's Wings for Life flagship run in Poznań.

10 km down Łódź's most famous street, Piotrkowska, finishing by Łódź Fabryczna station.

A half marathon from Białowieża to Hajnówka — 21 km through Europe's last primeval forest.

One of Europe's biggest night half marathons: 21 km through illuminated Wrocław on a warm June night.

A fast half where nearly every house cheers like at the Tour de France — and Grodziskie beer afterwards.

The legendary Bieszczady ultra: wild ridges, mud and famous climbs — from 5 to 175 km.

A 10 km run through Warsaw in memory of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.

One of Poland's most technical ultras: Rajcza to Ujsoły over Rycerzowa, choosing your distance at km 40.

A summer 5 km run in Poznan — an accessible 'straight-off-the-couch' race.

A hilly half marathon finishing at an old coal mine — Wałbrzych's industrial spirit.

A seaside 10 km run in Gdansk by Westerplatte, where World War II began.

An autumn 10 km run through Warsaw crossing a bridge over the Vistula.

The 7 Valleys Run — a 61 and 100 km mountain ultra, centrepiece of a big running festival in the Sądecki Beskids.

Piła's International Half Marathon — one of Poland's longest-running, on a flat course built for PBs.

Poland's oldest half marathon: from Ostrów Lednicki, cradle of the nation, to Gniezno Cathedral.

A flat, all-asphalt half marathon in Gdańsk based at Polsat Plus Arena — built for PBs.

Poland's oldest marathon, running since 1979 — a flat course across the Vistula and past the Palace of Culture and Science in the heart of Warsaw.

A mass 10 km run through central Warsaw — one of Poland's biggest city 'ten-milers'.

Poznań's autumn marathon, 25 editions strong — a fast Golden Series course with AIMS certification.

Silesia's marathon with a finish on the track of the legendary Stadion Śląski — from 5 to 50 km.

Kraków's autumn 'Royal' half marathon: Vistula bridges and old-town panoramas.