The Pitztal in Tyrol is a paradise for trail runners and mountain race enthusiasts. With an impressive variety of running routes, detailed elevation profiles, and the Pitz Alpine Glacier Trail, the region offers ideal conditions for runners of all levels.
Running Routes and Elevation Profiles
The alpine landscape of the Pitztal offers diverse trail running routes that pass by mountain lakes, streams, and waterfalls. Runners can traverse mountain peaks and ridges while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views. A unique trail running concept makes the Pitztal the perfect place for anyone who loves running and wants to experience stunning natural scenery. Trail running enthusiasts and ambitious elite athletes alike will find their perfect terrain here.
Pitz Alpine Glacier Trail
A yearly highlight in the Pitztal is the Pitz Alpine Glacier Trail, a mountain race that takes place off paved roads, mostly on high-alpine trails. The event offers various distances, including:
- P100: The ultimate challenge with 106 km and impressive elevation gains.
- P90: The Pitztal Glacier Ultra with 90 km.
- P60: Trail Experience covering 64 km.
- P42 Glacier: The highest marathon in the Alps at 44 km.
- P30: A 30 km route for those who enjoy the experience.
- P15: A 15 km course for trail running beginners.
This variety allows runners of all levels to take part in this unique event and experience the breathtaking mountain landscape of the Pitztal.
Pitztal Glacier Marathon
For those looking for a marathon, the Pitztal is the perfect place. The Pitztal Glacier Marathon runs from Mandarfen to Imst. Covering a distance of 42.195 km, participants descend more than 1,200 meters in elevation, surrounded by a breathtaking mountain backdrop.