22ος Olympus Marathon

The Olympus Marathon is a unique 44-kilometer mountain running race with +3350 meters of elevation gain, held on the mythical Mount Olympus. The route starts at the archaeological site of Dion and follows trails through forests, alpine meadows, and peaks, reaching Litochoro. The race honors the ancient tradition of pilgrims who climbed Mount Olympus to pay tribute to Zeus, offering runners a unique experience as they follow the traces of history on the mountain of the gods. It is a certified SKYRUNNING race and a challenge for experienced mountain runners.

The route includes three aid and water stations, an athlete's gift pack, a pasta party on the Friday before the race, a finisher's medal, and transport from Litochoro. The race has a 12-hour time limit and requires participants to have prior mountain-racing experience. Technical support, first aid, and volunteers are available along the entire route. The event includes accompanying races such as the Olympus Ultra 71 km, Olympus Vertical 4 km, Melindra Trail 5 km, and Kopsi ton Aeton 14 km. Registration opens in February 2026, with early-bird discounts. The event combines sport, nature, and tradition.