Registration and pricing
Registration closes: June 5, 2026
Dospělí - 3 km
- 250 Kč Valid until March 31, 2026
Startovné bez trička (dospělý)
- 350 Kč Valid until May 31, 2026
Startovné bez trička (dospělý)
- 400 Kč Valid until June 5, 2026
Startovné bez trička (dospělý)
Dospělí s tričkem
- 500 Kč Valid until March 31, 2026
Startovné včetně trička (dospělý)
- 600 Kč Valid until May 31, 2026
Startovné včetně trička (dospělý)
- 650 Kč Valid until June 5, 2026
Startovné včetně trička (dospělý)
Děti - 1 km bez trička
- 100 Kč Valid until June 5, 2026
Startovné bez trička
Děti s tričkem
- 300 Kč Valid until June 5, 2026
Startovné s tričkem
Race description
The Olympic Run in Kolín is a traditional sporting event, held for the fourth time as part of the Czech Olympic Committee’s nationwide Olympic Day. The races take place in the picturesque Borky Forest Park, with two routes: 3 km for adults and 1 km for children. The routes follow forest paths and a cycle path along the Elbe, offering beautiful views and a pleasant running surface. There’s a bouncy castle for children and a photo booth for all runners. The atmosphere is full of sporting spirit and camaraderie. The start and finish are by the bears in Borky Forest Park.
Highlights
- The adult route follows a forest path and a cycle path along the Elbe River
- The children’s route follows a forest path beneath the trees
- The start and finish are by the bears in Borky Forest Park
Additional information
Registration is online only until 5 June 2026; registration on the day is not possible. The start will be broadcast on Czech Radio. Timing is not chip-based. Changing rooms, baggage storage and toilets are available. Parking is available on nearby streets. Children born in 2011 or later may run the route with the consent of a legal guardian. A bouncy castle is available for children and a photo booth for all runners. Online registration until 5 June 2026, start at 18:00, routes for adults (3 km) and children (1 km), the race is not adapted for wheelchair users, no chip timing, parking on nearby streets, proceeds go to the Czech Olympic Foundation.