Lindkogel Trail 2027

Bad Vöslau, Austria, 4 April 2027

55 km point-to-point loop course based at Thermalbad Vöslau. The official description says the route initially follows the Super Trail, then turns at Hoher Lindkogel toward Maria Raisenmarkt to include the Peilstein viewpoint, followed by a fast downhill, a long climb, and a return through the vineyards to the finish in Bad Vöslau. Official elevation gain is 2,370 m and the race is one loop.

3 distances from 22 to 55 km, up to 2,253 m of climb.

Distances

55 km: 55 km, 2253 m of climb, highest point 834 m, 4 April 2027.
55 km point-to-point loop course based at Thermalbad Vöslau. The official description says the route initially follows the Super Trail, then turns at Hoher Lindkogel toward Maria Raisenmarkt to include the Peilstein viewpoint, followed by a fast downhill, a long climb, and a return through the vineyards to the finish in Bad Vöslau. Official elevation gain is 2,370 m and the race is one loop.
35 km: 35 km, 1381 m of climb, highest point 836 m, 4 April 2027.
Single-loop trail race starting at Thermalbad Vöslau and running to the Jubiläumswarte, past the Vöslauer Hütte, then to Eisernes Tor and Hoher Lindkogel before returning to the finish.
22 km: 22 km, 1166 m of climb, highest point 666 m, 4 April 2027.
This course starts at the Thermalbad in Bad Vöslau, follows the vineyards toward the Badner Lindkogel, then continues along the Grenzweg to the Vorderer Lindkogel before returning via the Jubiläumswarte. It is aimed at advanced runners but also suits trail newcomers who want a varied route, with much of the appeal coming from its singletrack running in the Sooßer Wald. Expect a demanding but manageable mountain-style outing with repeated climbing and descending rather than a flat half marathon effort.

Other editions

Lindkogel Trail 2026, 22 March 2026, Vöslau, Austria: 55 km (55 km, 2267 m of climb, highest point 832 m); 35 km (35 km, 1363 m of climb, highest point 831 m); 10 km (10 km, 351 m of climb, highest point 508 m); 22 km (22 km, 1027 m of climb, highest point 664 m).