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From the Julian Alps to the Adriatic, passing through the Slovenian Vipava Valley:<\/strong> On this very same territory, in a single year, you can race at the foot of Montasio, climb vertically up \u010caven, finish on the beach at Duino, and set off at night from Trieste. These are not four separate races. They are four ways to travel along the same ridge.<\/p>\n True investment is in the routes \u2013 which change every year, because every year we seek out new angles, never-before-seen viewpoints, paths that deserve to be run at least once. We don't grow in numbers: we remain true to what trail running has always meant.<\/p>\n There's a precise difference between those who sell merchandise and those who brainstorm an experience. For us, the bib number is the culmination of a journey.<\/strong>, not the starting point. First comes the route, the logistics, the atmosphere, the contact with nature and with the people running near you.<\/p>\n Let's try to keep everyone happy: those who want to run at the minimum price, with no extras and no complications, will find exactly that. Those who prefer the best possible solution \u2013 from reserved parking to on-site hospitality \u2013 will find that too. The same bib, the same mountain, no B-class.<\/p>\n Val Saisera & Val Dogna \u00b7 \u23f0 Prices rise on May 15th \u00b7 \ud83d\udd34 12 spots left in total on the 27km and 48km<\/em><\/p>\n L\u2019Alpe Adria Ultra Trail has two souls, and it's important to understand which one is right for you before you sign up.<\/p>\n The 10km Saisera Summer<\/strong> and the 20km Pellarini Trail<\/strong> They move through the ancient forest of Val Saisera, with views of Montasio and Cima Nabois. Runnable terrain, accessible elevation gain, authentic alpine atmosphere. For those who want to discover the mountains while running, without technical challenges.<\/p>\n The 27km Dogna J\u00f4f<\/strong> and the 48km Ultra J\u00f4f<\/strong> I am something else. They are not tackled like sky races \u2013 they are tackled like sky trails. There are sections you don't run, where you climb carefully and watch your footing. Then there are sections where you enjoy the speed. And for those who prefer to walk the whole thing, the cut-off times are wide enough to allow it. A philosophy like it used to be.<\/p>\n The limit isn't per single distance; it's the number of people we want to have on the J\u00f4f di Dogna at the same time. One hundred people at altitude, not one more. A number that respects the mountain and those who face it.<\/p>\n If you are considering the 27 or the 48, before clicking Sign up<\/em> Stop for five minutes: look at the photo of the site inspection we just published<\/a> Read the post in its entirety. It is not promotional material \u2013 these are the real conditions of the route as seen last week. If, after seeing them, you feel like going, we are ready. If you have any doubts, write to us beforehand.<\/p>\n
\nAlpe Adria Ultra Trail \u2014 20 June 2026<\/h2>\n
The first soul is fast<\/h3>\n
The second soul is mountaineering<\/h3>\n
12 places left \u2014 in total, across the two races<\/h3>\n