Čendův běh v Petrově
Obecní hřiště, Petrov, Central Bohemian Region, Czech Republic
Registration and pricing
Race description
Čendův Run is the oldest tramp-style running race in Bohemia and one of the oldest cross-country races of all. It is traditionally held on Easter Sunday in Petrov near Prague and offers technically challenging courses along soft forest roads and trails in the valley of the Záhořanský Stream and around Ďábel Hill. The race is known for its family atmosphere and demanding terrain, with professional chip timing provided by irontime. Courses range from 100 metres for children’s categories to 12 km for experienced cross-country runners.
Highlights
- Technically challenging courses along soft forest roads and trails
- The valley of the Záhořanský Stream and the area around Ďábel Hill
- A traditional Easter-time date and a family atmosphere
Additional information
Professional chip timing is provided by irontime. The race offers a wide range of categories, from 100 metres for children to 12 km for experienced runners. The event takes place at the municipal sports ground in Petrov near Prague. It is traditionally held on Easter Sunday; the listed courses in the previous edition included 6 km and 12 km. The date 11 April 2027 has not been confirmed by sources.