Marathons Netherlands - Are You In?

Home to some of the world’s fastest, oldest, and flattest terrains, the Netherlands may be the best for beginners to advanced athletes. No shortage of runs around the bigger towns, you can see every area from the Red Light District to the city center. Most of the world's fastest marathon times originate from Netherland, perhaps due to the flat lands or to the pull that they have for athletes around the globe. If you want to see more than one country at a time, try the Enschede Marathon, which c ... Continue Reading

LCW Maastricht Marathon

Maastricht , Netherlands

24 May, 2026

3.5

(5)

Starting at 17 EUR

Hafkamp Groenewegen De Ronde Venen Marathon

De Ronde Venen , Netherlands

16 November, 2025

(3)

Starting at 12 EUR

De Maasdijk

Oss , Netherlands

21-22 June, 2025

Starting at 25 EUR

Marathon Zeeuws-Vlaanderen

Terneuzen , Netherlands

12 April, 2026

Two Rivers Marathon

Zaltbommel , Netherlands

15 March, 2026

Boscross

Diever , Netherlands

13 December, 2025

Spijkenisse SPARK Marathon

Spijkenisse , Netherlands

30 November, 2025

Berenloop Terschelling Marathon

Terschelling , Netherlands

01 November, 2025

Marathon Brabant

Etten-Leur , Netherlands

26 October, 2025

Amsterdam Marathon

Amsterdam , Netherlands

19 October, 2025

4.5

(27)

ASML Marathon Eindhoven

Eindhoven , Netherlands

12 October, 2025

4.5

(5)

Midzomermarathon Apeldoorn

Apeldoorn , Netherlands

28 June, 2025

(1)

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Things To Think About

Public transportation is excellent, but since there are so many ways to get around, you might want to plan things out ahead of time

What type of weather will you encounter when visiting. Since things can get extreme pack appropriately!

Does the race you want to enter have a participation limit? If so, make sure to register ahead of time so you don't miss out!

Beware of certain areas of the Netherlands, things can get a bit dicey for travelers

How long do you need to train for a marathon. Give yourself enough time so that you are marathon ready on race day!

Is A Marathon Netherlands 2025 on Your List?

If you are looking for your next destination run, marathons Netherlands 2025 events are ones to consider. Most of the Netherland races are fast and flat, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t also challenging and downright incredible!

For a great Easter run, the Two Rivers Marathon is a perfect choice. The marathon’s path runs between two rivers that run across Bommerlerwaard Region. It is a qualifier for the famous Two Oceans marathon, and newbie to seasoned marathoners are welcome with open arms.

The Marathon Rotterdam is not only a favorite historical tourist site; it is the site to a Netherland favorite marathon. The event has been running strong since 1981, and it is ranked one of the most popular marathons around the world. Or if summer is your forte, the Marathon Amersfoort is a perfect match. Runners race around the public square of the old historic center of the city, seeing amazing architecture and surrounded by competitors who come from around the globe.

If a flat, fast, course is your wish for a marathon Netherlands 2025, there are no shortage of events to choose from. Find yours today, register, and get training!

De Maasdijk

Starting at 25 EUR

Hafkamp Groenewegen De Ronde Venen Marathon

(3)

Starting at 12 EUR

Good to Know

The Netherlands is a party to the Schengen Agreement. That means you can travel abroad with a passport as long as it is valid for at least 90 days. EU nationalists do not have to show a national ID card or passport for admittance

The official currency of the Netherlands is the Euro

The majority of the Netherlands is fluent in English, so communication should not be difficult

Although public transportation is abundant, if you do decide to rent a car in the Netherlands, you will require a valid state license as well as an International Driver's License that can be sought through the US AAA

The best time to visit the Netherlands are the months between April to October. The weather tends to be extremely cold or hot because they are regulated by the North Sea