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From the lower cable car station of San Genesio in Bolzano the route runs over 4 km and 785 meters of elevation to the village center in San Genesio. The race on the panoramic road rewards participants with stunning views on the Dolomites and the city of Bolzano.

Morning pint from 10.00 a.m. on the covered fairground in Aldino on the occasion of the 50th edition of the Branzoll - Aldino mountain run Organised by the amateur sports club Aldein running section and the S.V. Branzoll

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What it's all about. We will run - or walk - through the historic center of Brixen. For each lap completed over the course of an hour (equal to about 1.8 km), we will donate 5 euros, which will be divided equally between the associations b*nature, Stando vicini si guarisce and the House of Solidarity. It doesn't matter if you are an experienced runner or just an exercise lover, every step counts! From the running track to the dance floor... At the end of the charity run, as a token of thanks, you are invited to attend an unforgettable party. We have trained hard and sweated hard, now it's time to eat, drink and celebrate together!

7th edition of the running around the Sassolungo Group. The Saslong Half Marathon is a challenging trail run in the Dolomites. The challenging trail starts and ends at Monte Pana and leads over rocks and boulders through 5 municipalities around the Sassolungo group.

"A run through magical nature" MOUNTAIN TRAIL - 17,7 KM/950 HM Do you enjoy running and would you like to compete for once? The Ratschings Mountain Trail is a running event for everyone. With a length of 17.7 kilometres and a difference in altitude of 950 metres, the course can be mastered by all reasonably prepared athletes. You too can take part! MOUNTAIN TRAIL STAFFEL - 8 KM / 9,7 KM You’re a team player and you love to run in company? Then the team relay of this year’s Ratischngs Mountain Trail gives you the perfect opportunity. Get your running buddy and have fun preparing our two-man team relay. SKY TRAIL - 27,0 KM/1.610 HM If you are looking for a challenge, then the Ratschings Sky Trail is just right for you. The Ratschings Sky Trail is 27 kilometres long and involves not only 1610 metres of ascent and 1050 metres of descent, but also crossing the Jaufen Pass.

On 27 June 2025, the legendary Stelvio road will be closed to motorised traffic for the first half of the night and will be completely open to cyclists and pedestrians. The last seven kilometres of the 'Berghotel Franzenshöhe' before the summit will be magically illuminated by indirect lighting to show participants the way to the 2,757-metre peak. Whether on foot, by (E-)bike or other non-motorised means of transport; everyone is invited to take an enjoyable journey along the Stelvio Pass road at night on June 27, 2025 EXPERIENCE A MAGICAL MOMENT AND A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE! In case of bad weather, we will postpone the event to 28 June 2025

21 kilometres, 601 metres of elevation gain and 700 participants: these are the characteristic numbers of the 10th Seiser Alm Half Marathon on 2 July 2023. Surrounded by the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage, the Seiser Alm Half Marathon is a unique experience and sporting challenge for both professional and amateur athletes. Info & registration online.

Right in the very heart of the unique Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage, an Alpine Mountain Marathon with a length of 45 km and around 3,000 m of elevation difference will be setting off from Tires al Catinaccio: the Catinaccio-Sciliar Sky Marathon. The challenging mountain race will begin in Tires, lead round the Catinaccio Massif, over the Sciliar, past the Monte Cavone Hut and back to Tires. The highest point of the Sky Marathon is the Principe Pass at 2,630 m.

The Reschenseelauf / Giro Lago di Resia: a running experience like no other! On 12 July 2025, the picturesque Lake Reschen will be transformed into a spectacular running track. With almost 4,000 participants, the Reschenseelauf / Giro Lago di Resia is one of the biggest running events in the Alps. The 15.2km course offers breathtaking views of the largest artificial lake in South Tyrol and the majestic mountains surrounding the Ortles. Runners, Nordic walkers, handicapped and children are divided into different categories and receive a fantastic starter pack including refreshments, lunch and a free massage. At the finish line everyone gets a finisher gift and a certificate. 2025 will be a very special year for the Reschenseelauf / Giro Lago di Resia: To celebrate its 25th anniversary, there will be a spectacular night run! The race won't start at 17:00 as usual, but at 21:30 in front of the historic church tower. Over 1,000 torches will light up the track around the lake. Don't miss this unique experience and enjoy the magical atmosphere around the church tower at night. 📆 Mark your calendar and keep up to date with the latest news at our website: www.reschenseelauf.it.

19991? Nineteen. Nine. Nine. One. No, we're not talking about the average metres of altitude that Dani Jung manages to climb each week. Rather, it refers to the day Ötzi was found. Ötzi? You know: the man from Tisenjoch, the man from the ice, the mummy from Similaun, probably the most famous glacier mummy since the Copper Age. But even more importantly, that very same 19.9.91 is now also the namesake for one of the most challenging trail running events in the racing calendar. Allow me: The Schnalstal Alpine Trail! The home of the SAT is the breathtaking Schnalstal Valley, or ‘Val Senales’ in Italian, in beautiful South Tyrol. The area has served as a film set for famous Hollywood productions, such as ‘Everest’, and really offers everything that fans of technical and alpine trail running can appreciate. And it is precisely this high alpine terrain that you can look forward to at the SAT. Challenging trails at breathtaking heights, past the site where Ötzi was found, steep climbs, technical downhills, incredible panoramas and routes that demand everything from the participants, but will be so satisfying for precisely that reason.

The 8 summit march - a mountain tour of a special kind! This high alpine extreme tour covers 25 km and 3,000 metres in altitude. The route leads from the picturesque, medieval town of Glurns in the valley to the mountain peaks in the Stilfserjoch National Park. At each of the 8 summits you receive a stamp, which must be stamped on the start card. Only recommended for real mountain enthusiasts. Info: R e g i s t r a t i o n Registration takes place via the online ticket sale, which is possible until 20 July 2025 at the advance booking price of € 70.00. From 21 July 2025, the ticket will cost € 80.00 (unless the number of participants of 500 has already been reached). From 24.07.2025, registration will only be possible by telephone. S t a r t The church service will take place in the Frauenkirche church at 03.30 am. From 04.00 a.m. - 05.30 a.m. the start packages will be handed out at the Glurns Festival site. Please bring your ticket with you in printed or digital form. - You can start from 04.00 a.m. until 06.00 a.m. at the latest! C o n t r o l s t a t i o n s There are 8 summits to conquer on the route. At each summit you receive a stamp, which must be stamped on the start card. Helpers and mountain rescuers are positioned along the route to provide information and assistance. Participants must have passed the checkpoints at the following points: 10.00 a.m. Piz Chavalatsch 01.00 p.m. Fallatschscharte After these times there will be no on-call service. P r e p r e s e n t a t i o n & D r i n k s Every participant receives a small refreshment for the way at the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture. Water is only available on the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture, on the Chavalatsch and on the Fallatschscharte. C o n t r o l s t a t i o n s There are 8 summits to conquer on the route. At each summit you receive a stamp, which must be stamped on the start card. Helpers and mountain rescuers are positioned along the route to provide information and assistance. Participants must have passed the checkpoints at the following points: 10.00 a.m. Piz Chavalatsch 01.00 p.m. Fallatschscharte After these times there will be no on-call service. P r e p r e s e n t a t i o n & D r i n k s Every participant receives a small refreshment for the way at the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture. Water is only available on the Glurnser Alm alpine pasture, on the Chavalatsch and on the Fallatschscharte. F i n i s h Every participant is obliged to sign out with their ticket at the final station at the Stelvio Pass or at the Trafoi Mountain Rescue Centre in the Naturatrafoi National Park House. R e t r a n s p o r t The return transport takes place from the Stelvio Pass between 12 noon and 6 p.m. Start and finish is the Glorenza Festival site Participation from 16 years! The organisers are not liable for any accidents during the march. The march will be held in all weathers. In case of bad weather, alternative routes will be used.

The race starts at 09:00 am at the head of the valley in Val Casies Valley – S. Maddalena. Covering a distance of 12.4 km with 1,070 meters of elevation gain, the route winds through picturesque alpine trails up to a breathtaking mountain landscape. After Race Party – a sporting experience with a spectacular panorama!

all different - all women: At the 13th Women's run Brixen, participants run or walk the 4.2-kilometer route through Brixen's old town - and all for a good cause. Each year, the Women's run Brixen supports a solidarity goal: One-third of the participation fee is donated to the initiative “es geat di a un - it's your turn,” which offers quick and unbureaucratic help to women victims of violence. Please note: The number of participants is limited. Registration: www.womensrun.it Program: 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.: Opening of race office From 4:00 p.m.: Children's bike route in bishop's palace square. 6:00pm: Official greeting 6:30pm: Warm-up with Alexa 7:00pm: Start 8:00pm: After-Race-Party with “Sitting Bull”

The famous Potato Run: three-quarters of half marathon: from Bruneck/Brunico to Sand in Taufers/Campo Tures. Registration only online. Route (17,6 km): Start at town square Bruneck (835 m), the run continues to Kapuzinerplatz square and Kolping House, from there via Dietenheimer road to Aufhofen, along the cycleway to Gais, to Uttenheim, Kematen and to Bad Winkel, crossing the Ahr river near Cascade pool and along the road Daimerstrasse to the finish at the fairground in Sand in Taufers (870 m). Transfer: see website

430 km in total, from the source to the mouth of the Adige. 1 team of 10 runners, divided into 2 teams. 40 stages of approx. 10 km each. Each athlete runs 4 non-consecutive stages with a rest of 90 km between each stage. 95% of the race takes place on the cycle paths along the Adige river. The race is run by day as well as by night!

The famouse mountain run from Sesto to the Rifugio Locatelli on Saturday 13 of September will take place for the 28th time. The original route takes the maximum of 1000 participants over 17 kilometres with an elevation profile of 1333 metres on perfectly signed paths from Sesto through the stunning mountains of the Sesto Dolomites to the finish at the Rifugio Antonio Locatelli, just below the three impressive peaks that are known all over the world.

The Dolomites Medium Delicious Trail is a foot race along the paths of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites, about 35 km with 1,900 metres of positive difference in altitude, starting from the centre of La Villa in front of the tourist office. Maximum time: 9 hours. From the centre of La Villa, the route follows for a stretch the Path of the Artists and leads to San Cassiano. There begins the ascent along the Altin ski run to the iconic Gran Risa and Piz La Villa, crosses the Armentarola area and the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park. From there, the path takes the runners up to Mt. Lagazuoi at an altitude of 2,778 m, followed by the descent to the finish line at Pocol, for a total of around 35 km and 1.900 metres of elevation gain: pure pleasure! There are wonderful refreshment points along the Alta Badia route, which have been set up by Team Delicious, where you can take a break and enjoy quality products and local specialities. Thousands of runners, from more than twenty countries around the world, have participated in the event in recent years on the trails that witnessed the historical events of the First World War. During the event photos or video footage may be taken for the purpose of documentation and promotion of the event and the region. The footage may be used and published on websites, on social networks and on media in compliance with the data protection regulations.

The Just for fun run is not a competition and therefore there is no timekeeping, scoring or award ceremony. A medical certificate is not required and there is no minimum age for participation. The start of the half marathon and the finish for all races is located on the grounds of the riding arena near the soccer pitch in Jenesien. Parking is available in the immediate vicinity. The start of the Soltnrun and the Just for fun run is directly at the Salten approx. 600m above the Gasthof Edelweiß and can only be reached on foot. The path from the event area to the start is marked and is ideal for warming up before the race. After the start of the half marathon at 10 a.m., the participants of the Soltnrun and the Just for fun run will be called and can make their way to the start in a group. The top three finishers in all categories will receive non-cash prizes. Luggage transportation: Luggage transportation from the start to the finish is provided for the Soltnrun and the Just for fun run. Catering: There will be refreshment posts along the course and at the finish. Starting gift: All participants will receive a starting gift. Changing rooms, WC and showers: Provided that the regulations in force at the time of the event allow it, changing rooms, WCs and showers will be provided. Festive service: There will be a festive service with food and drinks open to all. By registering and paying the entry fee, participants expressly declare that they are familiar with the regulations and accept them in full, as published on the website www.soltnflitzer.it. FOR ALL OTHER PROVISIONS, PLEASE REFER TO THE REGULATIONS.

The International New Year’s Eve Run BOclassic starts and ends directly at the Bolzano Christmas Market on the Walther Square. The event is an institution - since 1974 the year has been brought to a sporty end in Bolzano. Runners from all over the world meet in the provincial capital on December 31 to compete in the Raiffeisen BOclassic South Tyrol, which starts and ends at the central Walther Square. It is the last day of the year, when in the afternoon the athletes first run through the Bolzano Christmas Market, cross the old town with Piazza delle Erbe and Via dei Portici, reach the Piazza della Stazione and then - after exactly 1,250 metres - can be seen again at Piazza Walther. This is repeated eight times for the male top athletes of the BOclassic Elite, and four times for the female participants. The other four categories do fewer laps: the Just for Fun event for everyone, the 5 km long Ladurner Run, the Raiffeisen Youth Cup and the Handbike Show Run. Years ago, a starting fee had to be paid, today, the elite runners arrive exclusively on invitation. The BOclassic is the annual start of the South Tyrol Top 7 running series, which also includes the Caldaro Lake Run and the Lake Resia Run.