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Flat to km 6, a steep climb of 158 m to km 10, then downhill home.
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km 2.1mile 1.3
The course runs along the Hauptstrasse past the church in the first 2 km.
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km 19.1mile 11.9
km 21.1mile 13.1
The finish is on the Uniplatz in front of the university buildings.
Height drawn many times taller than life. Heights: GEDTM30.
Dashed: bridge
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The first 6.5 km stay between 110 and 121 m beside the Neckar. The road then climbs 158 m in 3.7 km. A second, shorter rise takes the road from 124.6 m at 16 km to about 219 m at 18.5 km before the final descent to the finish at 121 m. Climbing totals 275.9 m.
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The route runs Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage, Sofienstraße, Hauptstraße, Fischmarkt, Steingasse and the Alte Brücke, then Neuenheimer Landstraße and Uferstraße on the north bank. It takes the Philosophenweg, Haarlassweg and Stiftweg out toward Kleingemünd. The 2026 start was on the Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage at the university library, with the finish party on the Uniplatz.
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The ATOS Halbmarathon Heidelberg is a hilly course of 21.1 km with 275.9 m of climbing. Its lowest point is 110 m and its highest 276 m above sea level.
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