Fuengirola’s Urban Running Circuit 2026: three scenic races for runners of all ages

Fuengirola’s Urban Running Circuit, 2026: Three scenic races open to runners of any age


Fuengirola’s Urban Running Circuit attracts racers
Credit: Ayuntamiento de Fuengirola

Fuengirola’s streets will be once again transformed into a racing circuit with the confirmation of the dates for three upcoming races. This year’s edition is a milestone for the long-running tradition in which Fuengirola has brought sport into its urban spaces. The courses are designed to celebrate Fuengirola’s unique landscapes and sense of community.

Every race route was carefully chosen, with consideration for accessibility. Circuits were adapted to all ages and levels of ability. The Fuengirola Urban Circuit is a benchmark in local athletics and also a great way to show off the beauty of Fuengirola.

Valentine’s Day with A Twist

On the 15th of February, racers will race between Torreblanca & Carvajal on the iconic promenade. This section is flat and perfect for both experienced runners and beginners.

This year’s race will have a Valentine’s twist. Due to the close proximity of Valentine’s Day to this event, a prize will be given to the three first couples to cross the finish line with their hands. This is a romantic and fun challenge that rewards both participation and performance.

Later races provide a scenic route in Fuengirola

The second race is scheduled for 22 March in El Boquetillo along the colorful Paseo de Los Murales. The circuit begins at the Elola sports complex and features urban art, community spaces and routes for all ages and pace levels.

Finalizing the Urban Running Circuit on April 19, a third race will be held in La Loma Park. This course offers a combination of shaded paths as well as open green spaces.

Registration and entry costs are affordable

Sign up for the newsletter through dorsalchip.esParticipants who want to be part of the entire circuit can now enter.

Community and Sporting Legacy

The Circuit, now in its 10th edition, is becoming increasingly popular as a sporting programme in Fuengirola. It brings together locals, tourists, and amateur athletes to celebrate fitness and pride in the community. It promotes not only health and fitness, but also the use of urban areas like the seafront promenade and murals walkway as vibrant sporting settings.


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