Wien Rundumadum 2026

Vienna, Austria, 7 November 2026

This loop around Vienna follows the city’s signed Rundumadum route and is presented as a point-to-point sequence between aid stations, with organisers even recommending the split GPX sections for navigation. The course combines long urban-edge and green-belt running with about 1,700 metres of climbing, so it asks for steady pacing, self-sufficiency and comfort moving into darkness. It is part of a grassroots Vienna event built around experiencing the city from all sides on foot rather than a classic mountain ultra.

4 distances from 42 to 129 km, up to 1,603 m of climb.

Distances

129 km: 129 km, 1603 m of climb, highest point 521 m, 7 November 2026.
88 km: 88 km, 1566 m of climb, highest point 521 m, 7 November 2026.
This loop around Vienna follows the city’s signed Rundumadum route and is presented as a point-to-point sequence between aid stations, with organisers even recommending the split GPX sections for navigation. The course combines long urban-edge and green-belt running with about 1,700 metres of climbing, so it asks for steady pacing, self-sufficiency and comfort moving into darkness. It is part of a grassroots Vienna event built around experiencing the city from all sides on foot rather than a classic mountain ultra.
61 km: 61 km, 312 m of climb, highest point 348 m, 7 November 2026.
This course takes runners on a partial circuit around Vienna, splitting from the long route on the Donauinsel to head south before rejoining near the Steinspornbrücke. It is a runnable long-distance outing with relatively modest climbing for the event, but it still demands self-sufficiency, navigation attention, and preparedness for darkness if you are out late. Wien Rundumadum is presented by the organiser as a way to experience Vienna from all sides rather than as a conventional race, giving the event a distinctive urban-edge adventure character.
42 km: 42 km, 766 m of climb, highest point 240 m, 7 November 2026.

Other editions

Wien Rundumadum 2025, 8 November 2025, Vienna, Austria: 129 km (129 km, 1578 m of climb, highest point 521 m); 61 km (61 km, 272 m of climb, highest point 334 m).