Halve Marathon Roosendaal
Nieuwe Markt, Roosendaal, North Brabant, Netherlands
Registration and pricing
Registration closes: October 4, 2026
Halve Marathon - 21,1 km
- 26,50 € Valid until September 20, 2026
Individuele online inschrijving
Kwart Marathon - 10,5 km
- 24,00 € Valid until September 20, 2026
Individuele online inschrijving
Achtste Marathon - 5,25 km
- 17,50 € Valid until September 20, 2026
Individuele online inschrijving
Roosrun
- 7,50 € Valid until September 20, 2026
Individuele online inschrijving
Kidsrun
- 1,00 € Valid until September 20, 2026
Individuele online inschrijving
Wandelen & Nordic walking
- 7,50 € Valid until September 20, 2026
Individuele online inschrijving
Race description
The Roosendaal Half Marathon takes place on Sunday, 4 October 2026, starting at Nieuwe Markt in Roosendaal. The race offers several distances, including the 21.1 km half marathon, a quarter marathon, an eighth marathon, and various running and walking options for all ages and levels. The day promises a friendly, sporting atmosphere, with a musical warm-up and a varied programme. The organisers provide a well-organised and accessible running experience for both recreational and competitive runners.
Highlights
- Start and finish at Nieuwe Markt in the centre of Roosendaal
- Varied routes over 21.1 km, 10.5 km and 5.25 km
- Special programme with a warm-up and runs for children and walkers
Additional information
Race numbers will be mailed to participants who register by 18 May 2026; those who register later must collect theirs in person. Race numbers can be collected on 1 and 3 October at THORhonk, and on 4 October from 7:30 at C-Cinema. Same-day registration is not possible for running events, but is available for walking events for an additional fee. There will be a musical warm-up for the Kidsrun at 13:15. THOR members receive a 10% discount when registering online by 20 September 2026. Registration opens on 1 August, with adjusted start times and participant numbers. The event also offers shorter distances and walking routes to make it accessible to more people.