Antarctica 2025 Marathons

The White Continent Marathon offers runners a distinctive challenge with its rugged course of dirt roads, moderate elevation changes, and a unique Antarctic setting on King George Island, featuring key landmarks and breathtaking scenery. This race is special for its adventurous spirit, combining the thrill of tackling unpredictable weather with the camaraderie of a well-supported event, making it a must-do for those aiming to conquer all seven continents.

The Antarctica Marathon on King George Island challenges runners with a three-loop course that navigates muddy dirt roads and traverses international research bases, all amidst breathtaking Antarctic vistas. This unique race offers a rare opportunity to encounter wildlife like penguins and seals, while also supporting environmental research, making it a truly unforgettable adventure.

The Antarctic Ice Marathon, set at Union Glacier near the South Pole, challenges runners with its snow and ice course, where temperatures can drop to -20°C and fierce Katabatic winds are a constant threat. As the southernmost marathon on Earth, this race offers a unique opportunity for athletes to test their endurance in one of the planet's most extreme environments, making it a coveted event for those completing the 7 Continents Marathon Club.