Tour de Tirol
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The Tour de Tirol in Söll
The Tour de Tirol is a three-day running event held in the village of Söll and the surrounding Wilder Kaiser mountain range. The event features several stages across different terrains, including routes over the Pölven mountain and up to the Hohe Salve summit. Participants can choose between individual races or compete in multi-day classifications. For the 20th anniversary in 2026, an ultra-variant has been added to the program.
The event offers a wide range of distances and challenges:
- Söller Zehner: A 10 km run including a team category.
- Hohe Salve Gipfelmarsch: An 18 km route with 1,494 meters of altitude gain.
- Kaisermarathon: A 42 km course with 2,380 meters of elevation.
- Kaisermarathon Ultra: A 77 km distance with 3,492 meters of elevation.
- Pölven Trail: A 23 km trail run with 1,274 meters of altitude gain.
- Gesamtstart 75 km: A multi-day total of 75 km with 3,942 meters of elevation.
- Gesamtstart Ultra 110 km: A multi-day total of 110 km with 5,054 meters of elevation.
Facilities for participants include shower and changing areas at the Söll football pitch and parking at the mountain railway stations. A luggage transport service is provided on Saturday for specific races, moving bags from the start area to the Hexenwasser station. The weekend also includes an expo and a dedicated children's run on Sunday. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
