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
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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 crosses over into Germany, or run around the city at Hague’s biggest sporting event the City-Pier-City Run. For history buffs, the Zeneheuvelenloop takes place in what is believed the oldest town in the Netherlands. It is perhaps the hilliest and most challenging course that the Netherland has to offer.
The 10K was crowded at the start, but after about 4K in, it started to be a bit more manageable to get thru the narrow streets better. The route was awesome, perfect race.
