Skymarathon Rosengarten Schlern

Name: Skymarathon Rosengarten Schlern
Start: 2026-07-11T07:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-11T00:00:00+02:00

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Skymarathon Rosengarten Schlern – long, hard, fantastic

The Skymarathon Rosengarten Schlern leads through one of the most spectacular landscapes of the UNESCO Dolomites. Starting in St. Zyprian, the course follows narrow paths, steep scree fields, panoramic ridges and high-alpine sections such as the Grasleiten Pass at 2,630 meters. All three distances require endurance, sure-footedness and the determination to push past personal limits.

The combination of long, tough climbs, technical terrain and overwhelming scenery makes this race an unforgettable experience. Those who take on the challenge encounter the Dolomites in their most intense form – raw, demanding and absolutely fantastic.

The Courses:

• 46 km | approx. 3,000 m elevation gain
The full circuit over the Rosengarten and Sciliar: a long, highly technical high-mountain route with steep climbs, demanding sections and breathtaking alpine crossings.

• 36 km | approx. 2,000 m elevation gain
A more compact but still challenging loop around the Rosengarten. Varied trails, striking rock formations and pure Dolomite atmosphere.

• 16 km | approx. 800 m elevation gain (new from 2026)
The short route leading through the wild Tschamin Valley. Fast, steep and intense – ideal for runners looking for a shorter yet demanding challenge.

Route

Getting to the meeting point of the tour by public transport is easy and convenient.

By public bus line:
- 185 from Bozen | Bolzano
- 176 from Seis | Siusi, Völs | Fiè, Weißlahnbad | Lavina Bianca
- Citybus from Oberstraße | Strada di sopra, Weisslahnbad | Lavina Bianca, Tiers Zentrum | Tires Centro

Bus stop: St. Zyprian (Tiers), Busstation | S. Cipriano (Tires), stazione degli autobus

Online timetable search at www.suedtirolmobil.info/en/

By car:
Destination: St. Zyprian (Tiers) | S. Cipriano (Tires)
Parking: Parking lot cable car

Enrolment

www.skymarathontiers.it

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