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34. Three-Country Run Marathon *(SUI-FRA-DEU)
Description
The 33rd Dreiländerlauf in Basel on Sunday, May 17, 2026, is a unique running experience in the tri-border area of Switzerland–France–Germany. At this running event – also known as the 3-Länderlauf – participants experience a course that crosses national borders and crosses the Rhine four times. The start and finish are located at the historic marketplace of Basel, and the route takes runners through picturesque urban landscapes, past the Town Hall, over the oldest Rhine bridge, through St. Louis and Huningue to Weil am Rhein, and back through the Lange Erlen to the city center of Basel ([marathon.de](https://www.marathon.de/laufevent/3laenderlauf-basel/?utm_source=openai)).
The event includes three distances: Marathon (42.195 km), Half Marathon (21.1 km), and 10 km run. The entry fees are tiered: for the marathon, the fee is approximately 80 CHF until February 28, 2026, increasing by 10 CHF from March 1, and by another 20 CHF from May 1; similar tiered fees apply for the Half Marathon (starting at 60 CHF) and 10 km (starting at 40 CHF) ([3laenderlauf.org](https://3laenderlauf.org/de/home/?utm_source=openai)).
The course is asphalt-based and offers a special running experience due to its cross-border route, combining urban idyll, international backdrops, and scenic diversity.
Although no official participant cap for the Dreiländerlauf has been found, a comparison can be made to the Muttenz Marathon: there, a maximum of 800 starting places are available for the marathon, half marathon, 10 km runs, and MuMa sprint combined ([muttenz-marathon.ch](https://www.muttenz-marathon.ch/wettkampfreglement/?utm_source=openai)). If you need precise participant numbers, it is advisable to inquire directly with the organization team of the Dreiländerlauf.
The event includes three distances: Marathon (42.195 km), Half Marathon (21.1 km), and 10 km run. The entry fees are tiered: for the marathon, the fee is approximately 80 CHF until February 28, 2026, increasing by 10 CHF from March 1, and by another 20 CHF from May 1; similar tiered fees apply for the Half Marathon (starting at 60 CHF) and 10 km (starting at 40 CHF) ([3laenderlauf.org](https://3laenderlauf.org/de/home/?utm_source=openai)).
The course is asphalt-based and offers a special running experience due to its cross-border route, combining urban idyll, international backdrops, and scenic diversity.
Although no official participant cap for the Dreiländerlauf has been found, a comparison can be made to the Muttenz Marathon: there, a maximum of 800 starting places are available for the marathon, half marathon, 10 km runs, and MuMa sprint combined ([muttenz-marathon.ch](https://www.muttenz-marathon.ch/wettkampfreglement/?utm_source=openai)). If you need precise participant numbers, it is advisable to inquire directly with the organization team of the Dreiländerlauf.
Distances
Marathon (42,195 km), Halbmarathon (21,1 km), 10 km‑Lauf
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