The Utrecht Singhullof is a Dutch road race that runs along the canals and parks surrounding the city center.
Organizers introduce this competition as the oldest distance running event in the Netherlands.
Although it has been a long-running competition,
it still focuses on the city's waterways and opens up the familiar streets and green spaces of the region to runners.
The section running along the canal and the section passing through Wilhelmina Park are connected,
so you can experience the waterside path and the park scenery at the same time.
The representative event, the long-distance road race, and the shorter distance, Kids Run, will be held together.
Corporate participants can also run as a team, so runners competing for personal records and their families and colleagues gather at the same city event.
Representative course goes through distance measurement by the Netherlands Athletics Federation and records his/her performance through electronic measurement.
Participants will check their records and share their experience of running around Utrecht's canals.
The competition also has the purpose of helping cancer research and the lives of patients.
We support KWF's cancer-fighting organization and encourage participants to create their own fundraising page and connect their donations to their run.
It is a way for an individual's completion to lead to support for their family or people around them.
Course through the city's canals and parks, bringing together the long history of distance running,
the participation of children and corporate teams, and raising money to fight cancer.
The Utrecht Singhullof is an event where multiple generations run through the city's living spaces.
