Innsbruck Alpine Trail 2026

Innsbruck, Austria, 6 May 2027

This course is a full loop around Innsbruck that runs past the Kalkkögel mountains and over the Patscherkofel, taking in a wide range of Tyrolean alpine terrain from valleys to high trails. The route is aimed at experienced ultra runners and the organiser says the flowing and technically demanding high-alpine trails should not be underestimated. It also carries extra event prestige because it uses the route of the 2023 World Championships, making it a serious endurance test in a major trail-running setting.

3 distances from 43 to 105 km, up to 4,425 m of climb.

Distances

43 km: 43 km, 2110 m of climb, highest point 1817 m, 6 May 2027.
This course takes runners from Mutters through the Tyrolean mountains on a varied route with technically challenging trails and wide mountain views. It is aimed at experienced, well-trained trail marathon runners and is especially demanding on both the climbs and the descents. The route offers a classic marathon-distance mountain day within the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival, with a point-to-point feel from the start above Innsbruck back to the city finish.
105 km: 105 km, 4425 m of climb, highest point 1716 m, 8 May 2027.
This course is a full loop around Innsbruck that runs past the Kalkkögel mountains and over the Patscherkofel, taking in a wide range of Tyrolean alpine terrain from valleys to high trails. The route is aimed at experienced ultra runners and the organiser says the flowing and technically demanding high-alpine trails should not be underestimated. It also carries extra event prestige because it uses the route of the 2023 World Championships, making it a serious endurance test in a major trail-running setting.
68 km: 68 km, 3086 m of climb, highest point 1161 m, 8 May 2027.
Official K65 Panorama Ultra Trail course at the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival. The route is described by the organizer as a runnable ultra loop around Innsbruck with moderate technical difficulty, panoramic views, and approximately 2,640 m of ascent and descent over 68.9 km.