Rosenheimer Radmarathon

About Rosenheimer Radmarathon

The Rosenheimer Radmarathon is one of the most well-known recreational cycling events in Southern Germany. Organized by Radsportverein Rosenheim e.V. together with Skiclub Aising-Pang e.V., the event attracts several thousand amateur cyclists to the Inn Valley and the foothills of the Alps southeast of Munich every year at the end of June. With a total of twelve routes ranging from 60 to 265 kilometers – including classic asphalt tours, gravel routes, and a handbike and children's course – the focus is on enjoyment, scenery, and club spirit: there is no timing.

Dates 28 Jun — 28 Jun 2026

Venue Rosenheim (09163)

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Status Confirmed

Edition 2026

Rosenheimer Radmarathon — edition 2026

The 33rd edition of the Rosenheimer Radmarathon will take place on Sunday, June 28, 2026. The start and finish will again be at the WEKO Möbelmarkt in Rosenheim. On twelve different routes between 60 km (Tour 1) and 265 km (Tour 6), as well as on three gravel tours, thousands of amateur cyclists will roll through the Inn Valley and the foothills of the Alps. As early as 2026, the event – with the exception of the children's tour – is fully booked, with a waiting list available.

With confirmed starting documents for June 28, 2026, amateur cyclists and gravel fans will experience the 33rd edition of this classic in the Alpine foothills. The routes remain in their proven form and cover everything – from the short family format (60 km) to the full-day ride of 265 km and over 5,200 meters of elevation gain towards Wendelstein, Kampenwand, and Bayerisch Zell.

New in the program of the most recent editions is the "Freakout Tour" over 239 km, which offers an alternative route off the signposted main paths, as well as an expanded gravel program with tours A (67 km), B (105 km), and C (119 km). The Handbike Gravel Tour (71 km) and the Children's Course (20 km) make the marathon an inclusive event day.

Logistically proven: WEKO as the start/finish area with a large parking lot, several refreshment stops on the route, medical and service vehicles, and a finish line that invites a cheerful beer tent atmosphere with Upper Bavarian culinary delights. All routes from Tour 1 are asphalted, the first three are also signposted; gravel tours are navigated via GPX tracks and Komoot/Strava.

Highlights Rosenheimer Radmarathon 2026

33rd edition – one of the most traditional recreational cycling marathons in Southern Germany.
12 routes between 60 km and 265 km, including gravel and handbike tours.
Routes through the Inn Valley and the Chiemgau Alpine foothills.
Deliberately no timing – enjoyment event instead of racing.
Organized by RSV Rosenheim e.V. and SCAP e.V. clubs.
Large start area at WEKO Möbelmarkt with finish celebration.

Programme Rosenheimer Radmarathon 2026

Program and route overview 2026:

Tour 1 — 59.5 km, 530 m elevation gain — Family format in the Inn Valley.
Tour 2 — 110 km, 1,050 m elevation gain — Easy foothills tour.
Tour 3 — 121 km, 1,850 m elevation gain — Moderate enjoyment tour.
Tour 4 — 166 km, 2,840 m elevation gain — Sporty long distance.
Tour 5 — 231 km, 3,920 m elevation gain — Challenging marathon.
Tour 6 — 265 km, 5,210 m elevation gain — King's stage with alpine climbs.
Freakout Tour — 239 km, alternative variant.
Gravel A / B / C — 67 km / 105 km / 119 km off-road.
Handbike Gravel — 71 km, inclusive route.
Children's Tour — 20 km, supervised family course.
Start: Staggered in the early morning at WEKO Möbelmarkt.
Finish: Until late afternoon, with catering and club celebration at WEKO.

Prices Rosenheimer Radmarathon 2026

Starting fees for 2026 range from €38 (Tour 1) to €68 (King's stage Tour 6), depending on the route. Registration is online and is already fully booked, with the exception of the children's tour; a waiting list and a code sponsorship system allow replacements to start. The next regular online registration for 2027 is expected to open on January 20, 2027, at 3:00 PM.

Practical information

Practical information — Rosenheimer Radmarathon

Start/Finish: WEKO Möbelmarkt Rosenheim, Westerndorfer Straße, 83024 Rosenheim.

Getting there: By car via the A 8 (Rosenheim exit) or A 93. Large parking lot at WEKO. By train via Rosenheim main station, then bus or taxi to WEKO.

Registration: Online via my.raceresult.com and rosenheimer-radmarathon.de. Tickets usually sell out within a few days of registration opening; there is a waiting list and a sponsorship system for replacements. Only the children's tour is usually available until shortly before the event.

Organizers: Radsportverein Rosenheim e.V. (RSV Rosenheim) together with Skiclub Aising-Pang e.V. (SCAP).

Notes: No timing – the event is considered a recreational and enjoyment event. Helmets are mandatory. A functional road bike or gravel bike is required. GPX data will be provided before the event.

Since the early 1990s, the Rosenheimer Radmarathon has been a fixed date in the Southern German cycling calendar. The 33rd edition on June 28, 2026, continues a tradition that began with a few hundred participants and is now regularly one of the largest amateur cycling marathons in the Alpine foothills. For years, the start and finish have been at the WEKO Möbelmarkt on the western outskirts of Rosenheim – the spacious parking lot becomes the logistical hub on the event day with catering, service tents, and the finish line.

Characteristic is the "Rosenheimer Rundtour" consisting of six sub-sections: their combination creates routes between 60 km (Tour 1) and 265 km with 5,210 meters of elevation gain (Tour 6). In addition, there are several gravel tours (67–119 km), a special handbike gravel route (71 km), and the children's course (20 km). Tours 1–6 are entirely asphalted, the first three are classically signposted; gravel routes are navigated via GPX tracks, Komoot, and Strava.

The event deliberately foregoes official timing: it's not about best times, but about the shared experience of the Inn Valley landscape, the Chiemgau Alps, and the foothills between Wendelstein, Hochries, and Kampenwand. The refreshment stops are plentiful – with muesli, fruit, energy gels, snacks, and sometimes warm soup – the atmosphere along the route is familial, with the club life of Rosenheim and Aising-Pang as the backbone.