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Cadbury Marathon

Cadbury Marathon

Race Details

The Cadbury Marathon is a popular running event held in southern Tasmania, combining a challenging road race with the scenic surroundings of the Derwent Valley. Traditionally associated with the Cadbury chocolate factory at Claremont, the event offers runners a distinctive Tasmanian experience and a strong connection to the region’s sporting and industrial heritage. The marathon course features a mix of urban and semi-rural landscapes, with views across the Derwent River and surrounding hills. Participants can enjoy a range of distances, making the event accessible to different levels of runners. Its Tasmanian setting, community atmosphere and chocolate-themed heritage make the Cadbury Marathon a memorable destination running event.

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Location

Hobart is a picturesque waterfront city and the capital of Tasmania, offering a blend of history, culture, nature and excellent food. Set at the foot of kunanyi/Mount Wellington and around the River Derwent, the city provides spectacular scenery and easy access to outdoor adventures. Hobart’s historic Salamanca Place is famous for its sandstone buildings, galleries, restaurants and the popular Salamanca Market. The nearby Battery Point neighbourhood features charming colonial architecture and quiet streets. Visitors can explore the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), one of Australia’s most distinctive cultural attractions, or enjoy Tasmania’s renowned produce at local restaurants, cafés and markets. Hobart also serves as a convenient base for exploring southern Tasmania, including Bruny Island, the Huon Valley and the Tasman Peninsula. With its relaxed atmosphere, heritage character, natural beauty and strong food and arts scene, Hobart offers an appealing destination for both short city breaks and longer Tasmanian holidays.

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