Engadine Ski Marathon

The Engadine Ski Marathon is one of the largest cross-country skiing events in the world, held annually in the picturesque Engadine Valley of Switzerland. Since its inception in 1969, the marathon has attracted thousands of participants, ranging from elite athletes to recreational skiers. The race covers a distance of 42 kilometers (about 26 miles), starting from Maloja and finishing in S-chanf, passing through scenic villages and frozen lakes along the way.

Typically held in March, the marathon is known for its breathtaking Alpine views, well-prepared tracks, and festive atmosphere. The event also includes shorter races and races for children, making it accessible for a wide range of abilities and ages. The Engadine Ski Marathon is part of the Worldloppet series, an international circuit of long-distance ski races.

It’s a major event not only for competitive skiing but also for enthusiasts looking to enjoy Switzerland’s beautiful winter landscape.

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