We recommend carrying shoe spikes, since there may be snowfields along the route. The organizers reserve the right to add shoe spikes to the mandatory list of items, if weather conditions demand it.

Further Safety Informations here!

Important information: In case of upcoming snowfall – shoe spikes may be added to the K110 & K85 compulsory equipment!

The run will be conducted in an environmentally respectful manner. Rubbish must be disposed of in the rubbish bags provided at the refreshment stations, without exception. Violators will be disqualified!

You can order the shoe spikes during the online registration or via email to office@laufwerkstatt.at.

At the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival, you have the opportunity to protect yourself from unexpected costs with a 24h mountain safety insurance. Accidents on the trail can have expensive consequences and must not be underestimated! Salvage from difficult terrain can bring high financial strain and helicopter or ambulance rescue can be very costly. What many people fail to realize is that rescue operations are frequently paid by the patient themselves. The 24h mountain safety insurance by our partners at the Nürnberger Versicherung offer comprehensive cover for only € 4,98 to protect you from unexpected costs!

For more information about mountain safety insurance, click here.

We strongly recommend that all runners download the emergency app provided Tyrolean Mountain Rescue to enable them to quickly and easily find injured participants.

You can find the link to the app here.

You can conveniently travel to our event area by train. The main station in Innsbruck is only a 10 minute walk from the city centre – the site of the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival.

Click here to view the train timetable.

Innsbruck airport is conveniently located for travel to the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival. There are several bus connections to the city centre of Innsbruck, offering easy transit for participants from all over Europe.

Find your flight here.

The Innsbruck city bus lines will take you to the event area. It is only a few minutes walk from the the bus terminal at the market place to the event area in the city centre.

The timetable for all connections and departure times is available here.

Driving from Germany:

From the North (toll free route): from the border crossing in Mittenwald/Scharnitz toward the federal highway B177, take the exit to Zirl and follow toward Innsbruck.

From the East (via Kufstein): follow the A12 in the direction of Innsbruck Arlberg/Bregenz toward Innsbruck and take the exit to Innsbruck Mitte. From there, drive over the Olympia bridge and keep right, driving toward the main station, Hauptbahnhof. Here you will find several parking opportunities and it is only a short walk toward the event arena in the city centre.

Driving from Italy:

From Italy, cross the toll booth at Schönberg and the Europabrücke bridge before leaving the Innsbruck-Bergisel junction toward Arlberg/Bregenz. From here, take the exit to Innsbruck West across the Innrain toward the city centre, where you will find various opportunities for parking with a short walk to the city centre.

Driving from Switzerland:

From Vorarlberg, take the A12 autobahn to Bregenz in direction of Innsbruck. Follow the exit Innsbruck West across the Innrain to reach the city centre.

Parking

The city centre of Innsbruck offers several parking spaces and car parks in close reach of the event area.

• City Garage (Kaiserjägerstraße 1): ½ Hour € 1,10 (maximum day rate: € 14,-)
• Congress Garage (Rennweg 3): ½ Hour € 1,10 (maximum day rate: € 14,-)
• Kaufhaus Tyrol Garage (Wilhelm-Greil-Str. 10): first ½ hour € 1,10 every additional 10min.: € 0,40 (maximum day rate: € 15,00)
• Rathaus Garage (Adolf-Pichler-Platz 1): 1st hour: € 2,40,  every additional 1/2 hour € 1,20 (maximum day rate: € 16,00)
• Altstadtgarage (Marktplatz): 1st hour: € 2,40,  every additional 1/2 hour € 1,20 (maximum day rate: € 16,80)