Kalkkögeltrail

On September 27, 2025, the Stubai Valley will once again be all about trail running: The Kalkkögeltrail invites ambitious runners to explore the impressive mountain world of the Kalkkögel. With varied routes, breathtaking panoramic views, and a true athletic challenge, this event is a must for anyone looking to combine endurance and nature. Whether you're a professional or a passionate hobby runner – the Kalkkögeltrail is not just about speed, but about sharing an unforgettable experience in one of the most beautiful regions of Tyrol."Dolomites of North Tyrol" form the backdrop for the Kalkkögeltrail with a 42 km marathon run and an 18 km run to get into the trail running scene. Among other things, you will run on the original route of the Schlickeralmlauf as well as some parts of the trail short and long distances of the World Championships in June 2023.

Marathonrun Kalkkögeltrail K42 (42km)

A circuit around the Stubai Seven Summit peak - Hoher Burgstall, as well as the summit of the Saile with views as far as the Wilder Kaiser make this marathon trail unrivalled. After almost 3030 metres of ascent and descent, the adventure comes to an end with a start and finish area in the centre of Telfes.

Kalkkögeltrail K18 (18km)

The K18 up into the Schlick is a little more manageable. After circling the panoramic lake, the route turns below the Kalkkögel via the Gloatsteig trail to the highest point, the Bergler Bründl. A gentle ascent and descent takes you to the beautifully situated Pfarrachalm. After overcoming 900 meters of altitude difference, the technically demanding route leads back to Telfes via the Hirtensteig and Lüderitzsteig.

Supporting programme

The supporting programme of the Kalkkögeltrails offers a wide range of activities for visitors of all ages. The youngest members of the family can take part in the Sumsi children's run, while adults and children alike can have fun at the Zipfer charity run. There is something for all ages to experience and enjoy.