Looking for a summer body for the start of the summer holidays? 😏 The Alpe Adria Ultra Trail comes at the perfect timing for you. By starting your training in April, you’ll arrive perfectly sculpted for the race and the summer season ☀️.
In practical terms, the Alpe Adria Ultra Trail is a race for mountain enthusiasts, where you’ll alternate between sections of forest and scree in a unique natural setting 🌳. You’ll be able to slip into the skin of a little Italian fawn 🦌 and roam the mountains of Friuli for an entire day 🏔️. To avoid distorting the event and to fully enjoy the sporting experience, the trail is also very intimate, and quotas of 100 people maximum are set for the 31 km and the 55 km.
On the sporting side, the organizers have really worked on the subject and have put together 5 legendary routes for you: a 12 km, a 24 km, a 31 km, a 55 km and a 120 km 🔄. Each of these courses will let you discover the local fauna and flora, through an intense and prolonged effort 🥵. For newcomers to the discipline, the "Oitzinger" route will be the one to prioritize. With its 12 km and 268 mD+, it offers a discovery of the region and has the advantage of being free of overly technical sections. You can even invite your four-legged buddy 🐶 to the event: it’s free for them, and it’ll give you a companion to talk to during those few hours of effort 🗣️. If you’re looking for a slightly more challenging course without crossing the 30 km mark, the "Lussari" route will suit you better. Get your thighs and your eyes ready 👀, the elevation gain is quite significant and will reward you with a splendid view once at the top 🏞️. For experienced trail runners, the 31 km and 55 km routes will meet every expectation. Effort, scenery, serious elevation gain 📈 and long distance—all the elements are there so you can fully enjoy the Italian landscapes 🇮🇹. If you’re truly here to make your body suffer, we’ve got what you need too 😅. A new 120 km course with 8,224 mD+ has existed since 2027, to the great delight of ultra-distance diehards : the "Alpe Adria Ultra 120". To enjoy the adventure for longer, the organizers have also planned accommodation in the heart of the natural park 🏠. For a few extra euros, a large lodge is made available by the organizers, where camaraderie and the running spirit reign 🏃. So don’t wait too long if you want to take part in this great temporary shared house—spots go fast 🎟️.
Between us, this race is also the perfect excuse to impress everyone at the start of summer, then eat as you please for the rest of the holidays 🤤. All the more so because once the run is over, you’ll find yourself immersed in a region packed with gastronomic specialties. Sweet with gubana, savory 🍖 with prosciutto di San Daniele, or even vegetarian 🌱 with frico, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for among the local dishes. Your trail will be the perfect excuse to enjoy them without moderation 🤪. Once your belly is full, you can also be tempted by local activities. Climbing, hiking, mountain biking—you can easily turn your trail runner vacation into a multi-sport week. If you’re more of a fan of architecture and modern city vibes, the city of Udine and its magnificent Piazza Libertà are only an hour’s drive away and won’t leave you indifferent 🚘. Heading a bit further south, you can also let yourself be carried away by the charm of Venice and its famous gondolas 🛶. In case your soulmate is still hesitating to follow you in your crazy running plan, you’ll have a great argument to motivate them to come along 💞.
And there you go—you now know everything about this legendary Italian trail. All that’s left is to tie your laces and you’ll be ready. We’re nice, we’ll even give you a word that could come in handy if your appetite grows 🍌: "rifornimento" meaning aid station in Italian 😉.
If this route is considered an ultra, it’s not for nothing! On this course, you’ll complete the equivalent of more than a marathon in distance and two-thirds of Kilimanjaro in elevation 🤯. All that in a single day... So if you’re ultra-athletic, ultra-high-performing and above all ultra-motivated, don’t look any further—this is the race you need 🏁.
The "Jof Trail" is the softer version of its 55 and 120 km cousins, but it's still no joke 🥸. The 12-hour cutoff time isn't there just for show—it's a real challenge. The 2,600 mD+ will leave you properly spent, and you'll be glad to see the finish line appear in the distance 👀. Luckily for you, the landscapes you'll come across along the route will almost make you forget the effort 🔥
The "Lussari" is kind of like a half-marathon, with a bit more elevation gain (and distance) 🤪. We still recommend you don’t aim for the same times as on flat terrain ⏱️, or you might be disappointed. The little bonus of this race is also the points you earn for the UTMB World Series. With this route, you’re preparing for the future while enjoying the present 💪.
You will be able to pick up your bib at the Kile Alpine Resort:
For the 12 km: Friday 18 June 2027 in the evening or Saturday 19 June 2027, two hours before the start
For the 24 km: Friday 18 June 2027 in the evening or Saturday 19 June 2027, two hours before the start
For the 31 km: Friday 18 June 2027 in the evening, Saturday 19 June 2027, two hours before the start or Saturday 19 June 2027 one hour before the start at the start line
For the 55 km: Friday 18 June 2027 in the evening, Saturday 19 June 2027, two hours before the start or Saturday 19 June 2027 one hour before the start at the start line
For the 120 km: Thursday 17 June 2027 in the evening or Friday 18 June 2027, two hours before the start at the start line
The races will start:
For the 12 km: Saturday 19 June 2027, at the Kine Alpine Resort at 8:30 a.m.
For the 24 km: Saturday 19 June 2027, at the Kine Alpine Resort at 8:30 a.m.
For the 31 km: Saturday 19 June 2027, in Dogna at 6:30 a.m.
For the 55 km: Saturday 19 June 2027, in Dogna at 6:30 a.m.
For the 120 km: Friday 18 June 2027, at the Kile Alpine Resort at 2:00 p.m.
No, it is not mandatory, unless you are an Italian citizen or an athlete affiliated with an Italian federation.
The price of the bib varies depending on the races:
For the 12 km: €12 until 01/10/26, then €14 until 01/12/26, then €17 until 31/03/27, then €19 until 01/05/27 then €22 until 09/06/27 then €24
For the 24 km: €24 until 01/10/26, then €29 until 01/12/26, then €34 until 31/03/27, then €38 until 01/05/27 then €43 until 09/06/27 then €48
For the 31 km: €31 until 01/10/26, then €37 until 01/12/26, then €43 until 31/03/27, then €50 until 01/05/27 then €56 until 09/06/27 then €62
For the 55 km: €55 until 01/10/26, then €66 until 01/12/26, then €77 until 31/03/27, then €88 until 01/05/27 then €99 until 09/06/27 then €110
For the 120 km: €120 until 01/10/26, then €144 until 01/12/26, then €168 until 31/03/27, then €192 until 01/05/27 then €216 until 09/06/27 then €240
Yes, here they are:
For the 12 km: 2h56 maximum
For the 24 km: 8h06 maximum
For the 31 km: 12h12 maximum
For the 55 km: 18h17 maximum
For the 120 km: 38h33 maximum
Yes, aid stations are provided depending on the races:
For the 12 km: at km 6.5
For the 24 km: at km 6.5, km 13.5 and km 17.5
For the 31 km: at km 10, km 17 and km 21
For the 55 km: 7 aid stations will be set up along the course, split between liquid and solid stations
For the 120 km: 11 aid stations will be set up along the course, split between liquid and solid stations
Yes, here it is for all courses:
Water and food to be self-sufficient for 4 hours
An emergency blanket
A mobile phone
A reusable cup
A windproof and waterproof jacket (only for the 31 km, 55 km and 120 km)
Warm clothing that can cover arms and legs if needed (only for the 31 km, 55 km and 120 km)
A headlamp (only for the 55 km and 120 km)
Your registration includes:
A bib
A T-shirt
A finisher medal
If you still have questions, you can contact the organizers via this email address: Info@s1trail.com
You can check the race rules here
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