Trail runs in the Eisacktal

Only for experts, 10 hours over frequently exposed, sometimes cable-secured black mountain trails... the effort is great, but so is the reward!

The Gschnitztal hut route is a long and demanding circular route from hut to hut in the Gschnitztal – a remote side valley of the Tyrolean Wipptal. Continuously technical trails make each stage challenging both coordinatively and physically. Short rope-secured passages and easy climbing sections alternate with runnable and flat stretches. Those who are fit for the terrain and can manage up to 25 kilometers and 2,200 meters of ascent daily will experience 4 unforgettable days! The second stage runs on continuously technical and partly exposed paths. Many rock passages and steep ascents and descents often make running impossible – so you should be able to move quickly while walking. With the Weißwandspitze and the Hoher Zahn, you can also include two worthwhile peaks.

The official route of the Brixen Dolomiten Marathon, the running event with breathtaking start-to-finish views.

This trail running route is tackled every year at the end of July by numerous extreme athletes as part of the South Tyrol Ultra Skyrace. Those who dare can, of course, also take on this extreme challenge during the rest of the year.

BiotoptrailGreat running route from Stange via Mareit into the Ridnaun Valley

This trail running route is completed every year at the end of July by numerous extreme athletes as part of the South Tyrol Ultra Skyrace. Of course, those who dare can take on this extreme challenge during the rest of the year as well.

Speedhiking route for everyoneShort, easy and not very steep leads the ascent up to Meransen

Roschtn dornochChallenging mountain run from the Neves Reservoir via the Edelrauthütte to the Tiefrastenhütte

This trail running route is tackled every year at the end of July by numerous extreme athletes as part of the South Tyrol Ultra Skyrace. Those who dare can of course also take on the challenge during the rest of the year.

This route requires good fitness and sure-footedness – take your time to enjoy the stunning mountain scenery.