Swissalpine - Flims Laax Falera
Ein Trailrunerlebnis in der faszinierenden Regionen Flims Laax Falera. Umgeben von magischen Orten und verschiedenen Berggipfeln und Gewässer.
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The Swissalpine is the oldest marathon in Graubünden and has been inspiring mountain runners and trail runners from all over the world with its unique, high alpine scenery since 1986. In August 2023, the Swissalpine will take place for the first time in the charming alpine town of Chur.
The Swissalpine Davos is the oldest Mountain-Ultramarathon in in Switzerland. However, it is no longer just the races that are the main attraction. The point is to be part of the mountain-runner community that meets for the annual running event in the Alpine town of Davos. We call it «Swissalpine Spirit».
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The Swissalpine is the oldest marathon in Graubünden and has been inspiring mountain runners and trail runners from all over the world with its unique, high alpine scenery since 1986. In August 2023, the Swissalpine will take place for the first time in the charming alpine town of Chur.
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The Swissalpine is the oldest marathon in Graubünden and has been inspiring mountain runners and trail runners from all over the world with its unique, high alpine scenery since 1986. In August 2023, the Swissalpine will take place for the first time in the charming alpine town of Chur.
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Der Swissalpine ist der älteste Marathon Graubündens und begeistert seit 1986 durch seine einzigartige, hochalpine Szenerie Berglaufende und Trailrunnern aus aller Welt. Im August 2023 findet der Swissalpine das erste Mal in der bezaubernden Alpenstadt Chur statt.
Im Mittelpunkt des 35. Swissalpine steht der K68 mit Start und Ziel in Davos. Der Start zur neuen Königsdisziplin erfolgt am Samstagmorgen des 25. Juli voraussichtlich in zwei Blöcken um 7.30 und 8 Uhr. Der K68 führt über vier Pässe (Scalettapass, Sertigpass, Fanezfurgga, Äbirügg), den einzigartigen Panoramatrail
recently held T88 from St. Moritz to Davos. Bernhard Eggenschwiler is the king of the 34th Swissalpine. After dominating the K43 in the prologue in the Upper Engadine on 20 July, he triumphed a week later at the finish in Davos at the end of the T88 after a spectacular and at times even dramatic race. Eggenschwiler compared his double victory
The Davos destination decided in July 2021 to continue the previous Swissalpine Davos under the new name Davos X-Trails. This prompted us to think about the next generation of the Swissalpine - version 2.0, so to speak. With a lot of new ideas and approaches geared towards sustainability, we went delved into it to develop a new programme. As
The 35. Swissalpine event in Davos passed the Corona test and successfully launched the new K68 race. On this new major distance the Italian Riccardo Montani was the surprise winner after a dramatic finish. On Sunday, orienteering specialist Matthias Kyburz had a sensational solo run and pulverized the K43 course record.