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Organized by Runbuk
The people who put start lines in impossible places.
Runbuk has been doing this since 2003: on Arctic sea ice at the North Pole, on the Antarctic ice sheet at 80° south, and across seven continents in seven days. Hundreds of runners from fifty-eight countries have crossed a Runbuk finish line at the top or the bottom of the world.
Seven Wonders Marathons™ is the same organization pointed at the opposite kind of place — not the emptiest points on earth, but the seven most recognised. The same race directors, doctors, timers and logistics crew travel with you.
2003First Runbuk start line
58Countries represented
90° N · 80° SBoth ends of the earth
Who travels with you
The full team travelling with you will be announced soon.
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The Runbuk family
Visit runbuk.com ↗
World Marathon Challenge®7 marathons, 7 continents, 7 days. Ten editions since 2015.↗ worldmarathonchallenge.com
North Pole Marathon®At 90° N on Arctic sea ice, every year since 2003.↗ npmarathon.com
Antarctic Ice Marathon®The world's southernmost marathon, at 80° S.↗ icemarathon.com
Antarctic Ice Ultra™The polar ultramarathon on the Antarctic ice sheet, under 24-hour sunlight.↗ iceultra.com
Easter Island Marathon™Among the moai, run with the Rapa Nui community.↗ volcanomarathon.com
Sixty people will see the seven wonders this way.
Places are allocated in order of deposit. Finishers of any Runbuk event may reserve before general registration opens.