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The longest option at the Agno Trail covers roughly marathon distance on hill trails above Valdagno, with 2,400 m of positive elevation gain packed into the route.
Three distances from 13 km to 42 km
2,400 m of climbing on the long course
Hill trails above Valdagno in the Veneto region
Start / Finish
Valdagno, Veneto (exact start point published by the organiser)
Valdagno, Veneto (exact finish point published by the organiser)
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Getting There
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Other questions
Every distance involves serious climbing, from 800 m on the 13 km up to 2,400 m on the 42 km. The 13 km is the most approachable entry point, but anyone stepping up to the 26 km or 42 km should already be used to long days on steep trail.
The 13 km suits runners new to hill trails, the 26 km suits those with some mountain experience, and the 42 km with 2,400 m of climbing is a long day out for experienced trail runners.
The race is centred on Valdagno in the Veneto region of northern Italy, in the Agno valley between Vicenza and the foothills of the mountains.
Trail courses of this kind are normally flagged on the day, but the organiser's website carries the definitive information on marking and any sections you need to navigate yourself. Read it before you travel.
Yes. The start and finish are in Valdagno, so supporters can follow the event from town without needing to reach the high trails. Expect the hillside sections to be quiet and hard to access.
Entry fee not listed
Check the race's registration page for pricing.Valdagno, Italy
Saturday, April 3, 2027
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