2026 Ulsan Marathon
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Event Date
October 11, 2026 (Sun)
Region · Venue
Ulsan · 울산종합운동장 및 울산광역시 일원
Registration Period
Jul 27, 2026–Sep 30, 2026
Category · Fee
제한시간 1시간, 오전 09:00 출발
제한시간 2시간, 오전 08:40 출발
제한시간 3시간, 오전 08:30 출발
Organizer
울산광역시육상연맹
Race Information
The 2026 Ulsan Marathon takes place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, starting at Ulsan Sports Complex and running through downtown Ulsan and the Asan-ro area. Registration is limited to 10,000 runners on a first-come, first-served basis, and the event offers three distances: half marathon, 10K, and 5K.
The half marathon covers 21.0975 km with a 3-hour time limit, the 10K has a 2-hour time limit, and the 5K has a 1-hour time limit. Each course starts at Ulsan Sports Complex and passes through city routes such as the back gate of Dongcheon Gymnasium, Eolsolgeun-gil, Naehwangyo Intersection, and Asan-ro before returning to the stadium.
Entry fees are KRW 45,000 for the half marathon, KRW 40,000 for the 10K, and KRW 35,000 for the 5K. All participants receive a commemorative gift, and the event also provides a bib, smart chip, and a plastic bag for baggage storage.
There are also race awards by distance, which adds extra motivation for runners who want to challenge their pace. The half marathon and 10K include men’s, women’s, and youth/adult divisions, while the 5K offers men’s and women’s awards, making it a welcoming race for a wide range of participants.
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