When you pick up your race number, all your mandatory equipment will be checked once. Please make sure that you really have everything with you. How the equipment check is easy and uncomplicated for you and us, you will learn in our video “How to equipment check”.

Attention: At the entrance to the start channel there will be one more spot check.

It is recommended to carry shoe spikes on the K110, K85, K42 & K35 as crossing snow fields may occur. Depending on the weather conditions, we reserve the right to include shoe spikes in the mandatory equipment at short notice. Our recommendation: snowline Chainsen Light.
The shoe spikes can easily be pre-ordered during the online registration.

IMPORTANT: In case of snowfall, shoe spikes may be declared mandatory equipment for the K110, K85, K42 & K35!

Whether you prefer visiting a museum or a mountain escape; baroque music or the sound of cow bells; showing off your feet in high heels or wearing out your runners; Innsbruck indulges you with options. City life and mountain idyll create an exceptional blend of sightseeing and relaxing in nature, all within a short distance. Enjoy an Alpine urban world of wonder rarely found anywhere else.

Set against an imposing mountain backdrop, the historic city of Innsbruck is known for being a paradise for culture vultures and nature enthusiasts alike. It offers great hiking and biking adventures, mind-boggling climbing experiences, as well as amazing wide open spaces for unforgettable runs. With over 110 kilometers of trail between the Inn valley and high Alpine regions, Innsbruck is perfectly equipped for experienced trail runners as well as those new to the sport.

Innsbruck’s excellent public transport system provides the perfect way to conveniently get to where your trail run adventure begins. Free travel on local buses and trains is included in the Welcome Card. This free guest pass is available to guests staying in Innsbruck for at least two nights with any of our participating partners. On recovery days, we recommend using the Welcome Card to explore the region’s cultural sights and natural beauty by bus or train.

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The following is an excerpt from our terms and conditions of participation – the full terms and conditions can be viewed before completing registration.

The Terms & Conditions apply to all participants of the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival. Eligibility for participation is granted to those who have correctly registered their starting place with the event organizers.

Participation in the event using other sporting equipment is not permitted. Accompanying other runners with bikes, inline skates and other means of transportation is forbidden for safety reasons.

Your personal race bib may not be changed and the advertising print may not be hidden or destroyed. Your personal race bib must be worn visibly on the front of your upper body.

Instructions by the event organizers and staff must be adhered to. The organizers reserve the right to disqualify or expel any individual from the race, whose actions inhibit an orderly execution of the event or compromise the safety and security of the participants.

The organizers and staff reserve the right to deny entry or continuation of the event to any participant on the basis of health symptoms or risks that threaten the participant or other participants.

The event and contests will generally take place in all weather conditions. However, the organizers reserve the right to interrupt or cancel the event (e.g. due to severe weather conditions) or shorten or alter the route (e.g. due to snow).

The Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun occasionally takes place on public roads, therefore all runners are subject to traffic regulations. Every refreshment station offers the opportunity to prematurely exit the run.

The runner management team reserves the right to disqualify participants who disregard the rules and regulations of the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun despite prior warning.

The K110, K85, K65, K42, K35 and K25 contests will receive a race briefing. The exact time and location will be announced in the “Race” section of the website. Participation in the race briefing is mandatory for all participants.

Fair conduct and sportsmanship toward other participants and race staff, as well as toward other persons along the route, such as hikers and spectators, is a necessity for participation. Every participant is obligated to provide First Aid to injured persons and to notify the runner management team. If a runner is lost or does not arrive at the refreshment point at their expected time, the runner management team must be notified.

Each runner must carry the mandatory equipment on themselves, which will be checked when you pick up your race bib.