Wednesday, June 23, 2027
Distance
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Difficulty
The headline race of the weekend and the longest on offer. It sends runners through the Dolomites with a formidable 5,800 metres of elevation gain, so it rewards patience, strong climbing legs and careful pacing over a very long day and night out.
UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites scenery
Cortina d'Ampezzo as the backdrop and host town
5,800 metres of elevation gain on the Lavaredo 120K
Five race distances across one trail running weekend
Start / Finish
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Terrain
What you get
On the day
Other questions
The Lavaredo 120K has around 5,800 metres of elevation gain over the course. Elevation figures for the other distances are published on the official race information, so check the race specific pages before you commit to a distance.
Long distance UTMB World Series events commonly ask entrants to show previous race experience or qualifying points, particularly for the longest distance. Check the official race rules for your chosen distance before you plan your season around it.
Late June in the Dolomites can bring warm afternoons in the valleys and cold, windy and wet conditions on the high passes, sometimes within the same day. Runners should expect rapid changes, particularly if they will be out after dark.
Yes. Cortina d'Ampezzo makes a natural base and viewing point for the start, the finish and the closing sections of the course. For the longer distances, supporters should plan around the published course map and any spectator access points given in the race guide.
Entry fee not listed
Check the race's registration page for pricing.Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Wednesday, June 23, 2027
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