Trail runs in Trins

The Gschnitztal Hut Route is a long and demanding circular route from hut to hut in the Gschnitztal – a lonely side valley of the Tyrolean Wipptal. Continuously technical trails make each stage challenging both coordinatively and in terms of fitness. Short secured rope passages and easy climbing sections alternate with runnable and flat sections. Those who are up to the terrain and can manage up to 25 kilometers and 2,200 meters of ascent daily will experience 4 unforgettable days! This first stage takes you from the train station in Steinach am Brenner initially with cable car support and then over lonely paths to the Tribulaun Hut.

Difficult sections alternate with trails for speeding, spiced up by unique views of Serles & Co.

Over the Truna Waterfalls, over two passes, downhill along the Martairbach.

Steep trail uphill, brilliant view, then rapid downhill... Medium length and challenging!

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. Constantly technical trails make each stage challenging both coordinatively and physically. Short rope-secured sections and easy climbing parts alternate with runnable and flat sections. Those who are up to the terrain and can manage up to 25 kilometers and 2,200 meters of ascent daily will experience 4 unforgettable days!

The Gschnitztal hut-to-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 sections and easy climbing passages alternate with runnable and flat sections. 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 3rd stage is the queen stage of this 4-day circular route. 25 km and 2,100 meters of ascent on continuously technical, rocky and partly exposed paths with a long final climb over the Rohrauersteig await you. Due to the difficult terrain, progress on this stage is slow. Allow plenty of time, as the 25 kilometers are quite extensive!

From Trins/Leiten via the Sarnthein Waterfall on the Anniversary Trail. A short, crisp unit through beautiful forests past a magnificent panorama.

The 100 Miles distance is the ultimate discipline of the SALOMON ALPEN X 100! The premiere will start in the Austrian Seefeld Olympic region between the impressive Wetterstein and Karwendel mountain groups. The athletes will then reach the finish after almost 160,1 kilometers (100 miles), 9,224 meters (30,262 feet) elevation change uphill and 9,843 meters (32,293 feet) downhill in Brixen in South Tyrol (Italy). !! Angaben ohne Gewähr! Änderungen der Strecke vorbehaltlich Genehmigungen und Streckenbedingungen bis zum Renntag möglich!!  

The second-longest course of the SALOMON ALPEN X 100 begins in Steinach am Brenner (AUT). Together with the starters of the 100-mile distance, the participants will have to overcome 111.2 kilometers/69.1 miles and an altitude difference of 6,499 meters/21,322 feet uphill and 6,987 meters/22,923 feet downhill.   !! Information without guarantee! Course changes subject to approvals and course conditions until race day possible!!  

take the bergeralm gondola to your starting point - run to the ridge via Vallmeritzalm - reach Eggerberg (2.280m) - take a bath in Lichtsee and choose your route down to Almis Berghotel