Running and Trail Running in the Wilder Kaiser Region
Where mountain and valley meet
For all those for whom the road is no longer enough for running, the Wilder Kaiser region in Tyrol is the purest playground. Whether it's a leisurely forest road for trail running newbies, technically challenging trails winding up and down steep slopes or even routes with a skyrace character over the peaks of the Kaiser massif - there are no limits to the running options here.
Discover exciting routes and spectacular trail events in Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll.




The advantages of running and trail running at the Wilder Kaiser
- Well-developed and excellently signposted paths
- Favourable location for trail running action as early as spring
- Ideal terrain for all requirements: from hiking trails and rocky terrain to forest and woodland paths
- Perfect training conditions in the area of the well-known Tyrolean running events "Kaiserkrone Trail" and "Tour de Tirol"
Event Highlights
With the two running events - Kaiserkrone Trail in early summer and Tour de Tirol in autumn - the Wilder Kaiser region is not only popular training terrain, but also the venue for two superlative running competitions. With four different competitions at the Kaiserkrone Trail and three competitions at the Tour de Tirol, there is something for everyone, from trail beginners to ultra runners and skyrace pros.
Would you like to explore the Tyrolean mountains on foot with a guide? No problem: guided trail running tours and camps are also offered at the Wilder Kaiser.
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The best exercises and tips for runners
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Tips for the right equipment
- Running shoes with sufficient tread
- Breathable, comfortable clothing
- Mobile phone
- For longer trails as required: small rucksack with drink & food, weather protection, first aid pack)
Tips for fair coexistence in nature
- Stay on the marked paths
- Do not leave any rubbish lying around
- Do not disturb wild and grazing animals
- Do not enter agricultural land during the vegetation period
- Always close the gate
- Considerate behaviour towards other "users of nature"
- Accept protected and conservation areas, barriers and the like











