San Silvestre Christmas Run | Ojén Navidad 2025
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First San Silvestre Christmas Run in Ojén, held on 27 December 2025 at 7:30 p.m., a night-time 4.3 km charity race through the most iconic streets of Ojén (Malaga), supporting the local Food Bank and encouraging fun Christmas costumes.
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This Christmas, Ojén launches its very first San Silvestre charity run 🏃♂️🎄. On Saturday, 27 December 2025, from 7:30 p.m., runners will enjoy a 4.3 km (approx.) route with around +163 m elevation gain, winding through the most picturesque streets of the old town and offering spectacular night views over this white village in the Sierra de las Nieves. The event has a strong solidarity focus: participants are invited to support the Food Bank by bringing 1 kg of non-perishable food when collecting their race bib 🤝🍲. Because of the date and festive spirit, runners are encouraged to come in Christmas fancy dress – Santa hats, lights, elves, reindeer… the more creative the better 🎅✨. There will be trophies and prizes for men and women, including traditional products such as ham, cold meats and Christmas hampers 🏆🥓. Registration is free and managed online via Dorsalchip from 28 November until 23 December 2025, with limited spots available. Lace up your trainers and welcome the New Year spirit by running through the illuminated streets of Ojén in a warm, festive and community-driven atmosphere.
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Frequently asked questions
The route is a loop, starting and finishing at Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación Church. It covers approximately 4.3 km (2.67 miles) with around 163 m (535 ft) of elevation gain. The course runs through streets such as C/ La Carrera, Cañada Primera, Paseo del Chifle, C/ Federico García Lorca, C/ Luis Rosales, C/ Rafael Alberti, C/ Fernando de Solís, C/ Los Geranios, C/ Clavel, C/ Buganvilla, C/ Casares, Paseo del Castillo, C/ Almona, C/ Cruz, C/ Mesones, C/ Junquillo, Av. Pablo Picasso, C/ Albarca, Paseo del Acebuchal, Camino Marbella, C/ Charcas, C/ San Dionisio and C/ Río. It’s a night-time route of moderate difficulty, with the typical ups and downs of a mountain village and beautiful views of Ojén lit up.
Yes, the distance is relatively short (around 4.3 km / 2.67 miles), and the moving time is about 30–35 minutes for an average runner. However, the course includes hills and elevation changes, so a basic level of fitness and proper running shoes are recommended. Participants who need to can alternate running and walking; the main goal is to enjoy the festive, charity-focused atmosphere.
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