2018 Winter Olympics torch relay

File:Pyeongchang 2018 Olympic Torch Relay Emblem.svg
Host city	Pyeongchang, South Korea
Countries visited	Greece, South Korea
Distance	2,018 km
Torch bearers	7,500
Start date	24 October 2017 (2017-10-24)
End date	9 February 2018 (2018-02-09)

The 2018 Winter Olympics torch relay was run from October 24, 2017, until February 9, 2018, in advance of the 2018 Winter Olympics. After being lit in Olympia, Greece, the torch traveled to Athens on 31 October. The torch began its Korean journey on 1 November, visiting all regions of Korea. The Korean leg began in Incheon International Airport: the torch travelled across the country for 101 days. 7,500 relay runners participated in the torch relay over a distance of 2,018 kilometres (1,254 mi). The torchbearers each carried the flame for 200 metres (660 ft). The relay ended in Pyeongchang's Olympic Stadium, the main venue of the 2018 Olympics. The final torch was lit by figure skater Yuna Kim.

Route in Greece

October 24

• Olympia

October 25

• Pyrgos
• Amaliada
• Kalavryta
• Patras

October 26

• Rio
• Antirio
• Missolonghi
• Agrinio
• Arta
• Ioannina

October 27

• Grevena
• Kozani
• Kastoria

October 28

• Florina
• Edessa
• Giannitsa
• Thessaloniki

October 29

• Kilkis
• Rodopoli
• Sidirokastro
• Serres
• Drama
• Naousa

October 30

• Veria
• Katerini
• Litochoro
• Larissa
• Delphi

October 31

• Arachova
• Livadeia
• Eleusis
• Athens
• Panathenaic Stadium

Route in South Korea

2018 Winter Olympics torch

PyeongChang 2018 Olympic torch relay in Paju

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November 1

01. Incheon

November 2

02. Jeju

November 3

03. Seogwipo

November 4–6

04. Busan

November 8–10

05. Ulsan

November 11

06. Gimhae

November 12

07. Geoje

November 13

08. Tongyeong

November 14

09. Changwon

November 15

10. Miryang

11. Changnyeong

November 16

12. Sacheon

13. Jinju

November 18

14. Gwangyang

November 19

15. Yeosu

November 20

16. Suncheon

November 21

17. Gangjin

18. Jangheung

19. Jindo

20. Sinan

21. Mokpo

November 22

22. Naju

23. Hwasun

November 24–26

24. Gwangju

November 27

25. Damyang

26. Gokseong

November 28

27. Namwon

November 29

28. Imsil

November 30

29. Muju

December 1

30. Jeonju

December 2

31. Iksan

December 3

32. Gunsan

December 5

33. Buyeo

December 6

34. Taean

35. Hongseong

December 7

36. Dangjin

37. Seosan

December 8

38. Gongju

December 9–11

39. Daejeon

December 13–14

40. Sejong

December 16

41. Asan

December 17

42. Cheonan

December 18–19

43. Cheongju

December 20

44. Jincheon

December 21

45. Chungju

December 23

46. Danyang

December 24

47. Yeongju

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48. Bonghwa

December 26

49. Andong

December 27

50. Gumi

December 29–31

51. Daegu

January 1

52. Pohang

January 2

53. Gyeongju

January 5

54. Suwon

January 6

55. Yongin

January 7

56. Gwangju

January 8

57. Seongnam

January 10–12

58. Incheon

January 13–16

59. Seoul

January 18

60. Goyang

January 19

61. Paju

January 20

62. Yeoncheon

January 21

63. Cheorwon

January 22

64. Hwacheon

January 23

65. Yanggu

January 25

66. Inje

January 26

67. Goseong

January 27

68. Sokcho

January 28

69. Yangyang

January 29

70. Chuncheon

January 30

71. Hongcheon

January 31

72. Hoengseong

February 2

73. Wonju

February 3

74. Yeongwol

February 4

75. Taebaek

February 5

76. Samcheok

February 6

77. Donghae

February 7

78. Jeongseon

February 8

79. Gangneung

February 9

80. Pyeongchang

External links

External videos
Olympic Flame Lighting Ceremony for PyeongChang 2018 on YouTube
Olympic Flame Handover Ceremony PyeongChang 2018 on YouTube

• Official website Archived 2017-10-21 at the Wayback Machine