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The 51 km race repeats a 2857 m loop up a geest hill in Pellens Park, packing 1350 m of climbing into the distance. Gravel, meadow, stairs and forest floor keep the running varied, and the organiser warns that flatlanders will find it very demanding.
2857 m loop on a geest hill in Pellens Park
1350 m of elevation gain
Gravel, meadow, stairs and forest floor
Very demanding for flatlanders, never boring
Start / Finish
Bezirkssportanlagen Marßel, Stader Landstr. 100, Bremen
Bezirkssportanlagen Marßel, Stader Landstr. 100, Bremen
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What you get
Homemade soup after the run
Showers and toilets
T-shirt after collecting 5000 elevation metres
On the day
Toilets
Showers
Food vendors
Other questions
Runners collect elevation gain across the event's races. When your accumulated total reaches 5000 metres you receive a T-shirt.
Yes. The organiser usually stages the run three times a year, and the programme also includes a marathon and a half marathon alongside the 51 km race.
The loop climbs a geest hill in Pellens Park and adds up to 1350 m of elevation over 51 km. The organiser calls it very demanding for flatlanders.
The circuit measures 2857 m, so the 51 km race covers roughly eighteen laps of the same hill.
The event is based at the Bezirkssportanlagen Marßel, which has toilets and showers. Homemade soup is served after the run.
Bremen, Germany
Sunday, February 28, 2027
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