Prajzské kilo 2026

Ludgeřovice, Czech Republic, 11 September 2026

This course follows the historic Prajzská/Hlučínsko borderlands, mixing forests, fields, villages and long stretches beside the Opava River with landmarks such as wetlands, bunkers and industrial heritage sites. The profile is relatively runnable rather than mountainous, but the night start, long duration and road-and-trail mix make pacing, focus and sustained endurance central to the challenge. The event stands out for its strong regional story, using the old Silesian border and local history as the thread that ties the whole route together.

3 distances from 32 to 101 km, up to 743 m of climb.

Distances

101 km: 101 km, 743 m of climb, highest point 319 m, 11 September 2026.
This course follows the historic Prajzská/Hlučínsko borderlands, mixing forests, fields, villages and long stretches beside the Opava River with landmarks such as wetlands, bunkers and industrial heritage sites. The profile is relatively runnable rather than mountainous, but the night start, long duration and road-and-trail mix make pacing, focus and sustained endurance central to the challenge. The event stands out for its strong regional story, using the old Silesian border and local history as the thread that ties the whole route together.
52 km: 52 km, 553 m of climb, highest point 319 m, 12 September 2026.
32 km: 32 km, 304 m of climb, highest point 319 m, 12 September 2026.
This shorter course still carries the event’s borderland identity, taking runners through the Prajzská landscape of ponds, woods, open country and villages linked to the region’s old Silesian frontier. With modest elevation and a generally runnable layout, the difficulty comes more from maintaining rhythm across changing surfaces than from steep climbing. It has the same history-focused character as the longer routes, making it a way to sample the event’s story-driven atmosphere without committing to ultra distance.