“Two Mills” Run 2026

Fancy a run with a unique, intimate vibe that has become a permanent fixture in the calendar of off-road running enthusiasts? “Two Mills” Run is a special event for fans of trail and cross-country routes, whose name perfectly reflects the historic character and topography of the picturesque area. The race route leads through forest tracks, charming paths and terrain running along a meandering river, linking the surroundings of former, historic watermills.

The organizers usually prepare varied distances – from shorter, dynamic runs of around 5 kilometers (ideal for a fast, cross-country test), to the flagship main race over 10 kilometers. Clean air, natural ground full of roots and leaves, and a lack of asphalt guarantee a fantastic escape from the city hustle and a great workout for the legs. Thanks to the great atmosphere, both experienced runners and entire running families are happy to show up at the start.

When you cross the finish line with a smile on your face and a beautiful commemorative medal, the weekend is far from over! The area of forest backwaters offers fantastic ways to spend time with your family or your other half 🥰:

Discovering the history of old mills: A walk in the footsteps of old crafts and admiring historic hydraulic engineering architecture is an ideal, hands-on history lesson in the fresh air ⚙️.

A family picnic by the water: The murmur of the river and the closeness of the forest create perfect conditions to spread out a blanket, catch your breath after the effort, and enjoy blissful relaxation with your loved ones 🧺.

A walk along forest educational trails: If your legs are still up for some calm, restorative activity, the nearby reserves and forests will delight you with the richness of fauna and flora 🌲.

A traditional feast by the campfire: After burning hundreds of calories on the course, nothing tastes better than a sausage roasted over a shared campfire, hot military-style pea soup, or homemade cake prepared by local homemakers 🪵.

Feel the call of nature, listen to the sound of the water, and report to the starting line of the “Two Mills” Run!