Winter Night Run

No. The event information states that registration is closed, so standard entries for the GARA COMPETITIVA 12 km and GARA NON COMPETITIVA 6 Km are not available. Check the official event website or social media for any waitlist, charity entries, or announcements about the next edition. Do not travel to Dobbiaco or start without a confirmed entry.

The Winter Night Run starts and finishes at the Dobbiaco Nordic Arena. Arrive early for race pack collection, check-in, and warm-up if you have not already collected your bib. The event is chip timed and includes finisher medals, photo service, race packs, and refreshment points. Follow announcements and marshals for start procedures, and keep your bib visible and timing chip attached as instructed.

This is a nighttime trail run on snow in the Dolomites, starting and finishing at the Dobbiaco Nordic Arena and passing Lake Dobbiaco and the Landro Valley. Expect cold temperatures, snow or ice, dark sections, and possible mixed winter trail surfaces. Both the competitive 12 km and non-competitive 6 km use this winter environment, so watch your footing, especially on descents and near the lake.

The provided event details do not list mandatory kit, but a headlamp is essential for a night run on snow. Bring a reliable, fully charged headlamp with spare batteries, and wear reflective gear so you are visible to others. Check the final race instructions before race day in case the organizer requires specific mandatory equipment.

The event details do not specify exact medical coverage, but winter night trail events normally have medical support and course marshals. Watch for hypothermia, slips, and ice. Carry a phone, ID, and emergency contact information. If you need help, stay warm, alert the nearest marshal, and call local emergency services if necessary. Do not continue if you are injured or dangerously cold.