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Alpe Adria Ultra Trail Summer is a three-day trail running event based in the Montasio area of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, in north-eastern Italy, with five distances from 12 km to 115.7 km. Runners move across alpine meadows, forest tracks and rugged mountain paths, with the two longest routes climbing rough ground on a point-to-point line from Dogna to the Kile Alpine Resort at Valbruna. Race packs are collected at the Kile Alpine Resort, shuttle transport to the start line is included in the entry, and the weekend runs from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 June 2027.
Alpine meadows and rugged mountain terrain
Long climbs with big views in the Montasio area
Forest tracks and historical paths
Point-to-point routes from Dogna to the Kile Alpine Resort
ITRA points on offer across the longer distances
Qualification
Start / Finish
Province of Udine, Italy (the Jôf Trail 31 km and Montasio 55 start in Dogna; the 12 km, 24 km and 120 km start times are listed separately)
Valbruna, Province of Udine, Italy (Kile Alpine Resort)
Race Day
What to bring
Medical certificate (mandatory for the Ultra 120, Montasio 55 and Jôf Trail 31)
What you get
Finisher medal
Chip timing
Race photos
Drink stations
Nutrition stations
Medical assistance
Parking
Shuttle to start line
Toilets
Showers
Dressing rooms
Accident insurance
On the day
Toilets
Showers
Changing facilities
Bag drop
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
The distances climb steadily: the Oitzinger 12 has 268 m of elevation gain, the Lussari 24 has 1,203 m, the Jôf Trail 31 has 2,690 m and the Montasio 55 has 3,892 m. The terrain is alpine, with meadows, forest tracks and rougher mountain ground, so the shorter races are still proper hill days out.
The 12 km Oitzinger is the most accessible option with 268 m of climbing, and the 24 km Lussari is a good step up for runners with hill experience. The 31 km, 55 km and 115.7 km races call for real mountain experience and a medical certificate.
Entries are not transferable between runners. Instead, the base entry fee can be moved free of charge to another ASD SentieroUNO event or to next year's edition of Alpe Adria Ultra Trail Summer, provided you ask at least 30 days before race day.
Yes. The Kile Alpine Resort at Valbruna is the finish area for the weekend and has toilets, showers and dressing rooms. Once runners are out on the mountain, the finish line is the easiest place for supporters to settle in and wait.
Mid June in this part of Friuli-Venezia Giulia usually brings warm days and cool mountain air, but alpine weather can turn quickly, with rain, wind and low cloud possible at altitude. Come prepared for changing conditions and check the forecast shortly before race day.
Valbruna, Italy
Friday, June 18, 2027
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