Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2022

The Edinburgh Marathon Festival takes place on 28-29 May 2022 and has many events for both adults and juniors.

EMF Marathon - 29th May 2022 10:00am

Voted the fastest marathon in the UK by Runner’s World in 2008. Enjoy a fantastic all-encompassing route which takes in some of Edinburgh’s most iconic landmarks as well as offering picturesque views along the East Lothian coastline.

Other events include:

EMF Half - 29th May 2022 8:00am
EMF Relay - 29th May 2022 10:00am
EMF 10k - 28th May 2022 9:00am
EMF 5k - 28th May 2022 11:00am
EMF 5k jnr - For 11-18 year olds - 28th May 2022 11:45am
EMF 2k jnr - For 9-12 year olds - 28th May 2022 2:30 & 3:00pm
EMF 1.5k jnr - For 6-8 year olds - 28th May 2022 1:45 & 2:00pm
EMF Kids Kilometre - For 3-6 year olds - 28th May 2022 1:00pm

For more information please see the Edinburgh Marathon Festival site here

If you are interested in running in aid of Spinal Injuries Scotland please contact the office via

email [email protected] or Phone 0141 427 7686

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