Merbabu Sky Run

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5-6
2026
A mountain trail race on Mount Merbabu with volcanic soil, savanna ridgelines and technical narrow trails. The course is about 60 km with over 3,145 m of climbing and includes a full course map, guides and a photo gallery.
5-6 Sep 2026
60 kilometers

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Merbabu Trail Run, Mount Merbabu, September 05 - 06 2026

The Merbabu Trail Run is a mountain trail race held on Mount Merbabu with summit elevations near 3,145 m. The event is presented as a volcanic discipline race that emphasizes discipline, mental control, and endurance. The route features volcanic soil, exposed savanna ridgelines, rocky mountain trails and narrow ridgelines where weather can change rapidly.

The course includes sustained climbing and technical descents covering approximately 60 km and more than 3,145 m of elevation. Organizers describe the race terrain as technical and exposed, with panoramic summit views and open savanna on the ridgelines. Finishers receive a medal and the event highlights expansive sky views and the mountain landscape.

Event materials provided include race guides, rules and regulations, a full course map with elevation profile, a rundown, accommodation and shuttle information, a waiver, and requirements for a medical certificate. Race categories are listed by the organizer but specific category details are not included in this summary. A photo gallery is available showing images from previous editions.

The event is managed by Sunsetfalls Gardens and Resort. The description and available materials indicate an emphasis on preparation and study of the course before race day. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

60 km
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