01 / EVENT OVERVIEW
What defines this edition.
This guide covers the main Sunday marathon. The 21 km half marathon shares its Maloja start but finishes in Pontresina; the women’s race, night race and 8–10 March individual event have separate formats and rules. Times below are local to Switzerland, Europe/Zurich (UTC+01:00 on race day).
Women and men born in 2010 or earlier may enter the main marathon, subject to capacity, accepted registration and the organiser’s full eligibility rules. Starting-wave allocation depends on previous results or a declared expected time; entry does not guarantee a preferred wave.
02 / PUBLISHED PROGRAMME
The published timetable.
Saturday, March 13, 2027
Final on-site registration, if places remain
The organiser lists the Marathon-Village number-distribution office in Pontresina for late registration. Online entry closes at 17:00 on Friday 12 March, subject to remaining places; check current instructions before travelling.Sunday, March 14, 2027
Main marathon wave starts
Start in Maloja in the wave printed on your race number. The first-wave time is not the start time for every participant.Sunday, March 14, 2027
Marathon checkpoint limits
Pontresina 13:00, La Punt Chamues-ch 14:35 and Zuoz 15:00. Late participants must follow officials’ instructions and arranged transport; marathon entrants arriving at Pontresina after 13:00 are directed to the half-marathon finish.Sunday, March 14, 2027
Main marathon finish closes
The 42 km finish in S-chanf closes at 15:45 local time. The jury may change the published limits in difficult conditions.03 / TICKETS & BROADCAST
Attend with the live instructions.
Official registration open, subject to capacity and acceptance
Entry to the main 42 km marathon; other Marathon Week races have their own entries. Check the full registration, cancellation and transfer rules.. The listed 42 km fee is CHF 120 until 31 December 2026, CHF 140 from 1 January 2027, CHF 160 from 1 February and CHF 190 from 1 March. Possible transaction fees are extra. The organiser also lists a conditional Coop Supercard discount through 30 November 2026; check its household and booking conditions before payment.
Ticket checkoutTerritory matters
Check the organiser’s current streaming information and territorial restrictions; a complete 2027 rights schedule has not been verified.
U.S. availability has not been verified.
Official broadcast hub04 / SPECTATOR ACCESS
The pin is not the gate.
The pin is a broad planning reference near the Maloja starting area, based on the official start map and Swiss federal address data. It is not a surveyed entrance, parking space or vehicle drop-off. The finish is in S-chanf; use the organiser’s current access instructions.
The organiser recommends public transport. The participant fee includes one second-class journey into and out of the Graubünden public-transport network under specified conditions: arrival 6–14 March and return by 16 March 2027. Landquart–Chur is covered only on Rhätische Bahn trains; this is not an unrestricted Swiss travel pass.
The personalised travel ticket is due with the race-number voucher in late February. The race number covers the specified race-Sunday regional transfers. Spectators should arrange their own valid transport; do not assume participant benefits apply to them.
No general race-day parking is available in Maloja or Sils. The organiser lists designated parking elsewhere, including St. Moritz Islas, and road restrictions. Its current access page gives differing shuttle end times, so confirm the final special timetable when it is published in early 2027.
Official spectator locations include Maloja, Sils, St. Moritz, Pontresina and S-chanf. Keep the course clear and use designated access. A complete step-free spectator route and individual assistance arrangements have not been verified; contact the organiser before travel.
The currently linked start-area and course maps have 2026 filenames. They show the general route, starting waves and services, rather than confirmed 2027 entrances, ice conditions or parking capacity. The photograph is likewise from the 2026 race.
05 / PUBLIC CONTACTS
Ask the right organisation.
06 / PROFILE BASIS & SOURCES
What this profile is based on.
This profile is based on the organiser’s current programme, registration or result information, and the dated official sources cited below.
The hero image is an authentic official photograph supplied or expressly authorised for this profile. Credit: Fabian Gattlen / Engadin Skimarathon.
57th edition, 14 March 2027, 42 km Maloja–S-chanf and wave-start scope.
02Official registration and feesEligibility, fee periods, inclusions, deadlines, capacity and conditional discount.
03Official before-race guidanceStarting-wave allocation and practical preparation; other race identities remain separate.
04Official during-race guidanceCourse, checkpoint limits, services and withdrawal guidance.
05Current main-event regulations in FrenchFrench-language main-race rules: technique, fees, cut-offs, insurance and the marked Stazerwald walking exception. Cross-checked against the successfully retrieved authoritative German main-race PDF on 28 October 2026.
06Official arrival and road restrictionsSpecified March 2027 transport validity and closures; conflicting shuttle end times left unresolved.
07Official spectator guideViewing locations, not a verified complete accessible route.
08Official Maloja starting-area mapActual map inspected; 2026 filename and layout retained as planning context.
09Official shared course mapActual map inspected; distinguishes marathon, half marathon, women’s race and night race. Not a 2027 condition report.
10Official media informationWave starts, organiser contact, drone prohibition and explicit permission to use the database photographs for reporting.
11Authoritative German main-event regulationsActual ten-page main-race PDF successfully retrieved and inspected on 28 October 2026: technique, fees, wave rules, cut-offs, fluorinated-wax prohibition, marked Stazerwald walking exception and insurance. This resolves the earlier unavailable-download limitation.