ZUT100
The first alpine 100-mile race around the Zugspitze. A demanding loop, offering a true test of endurance and mountain skill.
Race Category
Running Stones
Finals Access
Germany’s First Alpine 100-Mile Trail Running Challenge
The ZUT100 is the first alpine 100-mile trail running race around the Zugspitze, a groundbreaking addition to the Zugspitz Ultra Trail festival. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Zugspitze massif, the course spans 164 kilometers with over 8,300 meters of elevation gain. As the flagship race of one of Europe’s most iconic trail events, ZUT100 invites runners to experience the raw beauty of the Alps while pushing their limits. It’s more than a race - it’s a celebration of alpine adventure and the spirit of trail running.
Thursday, June 17, 2027
| Time | Location | Program |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00 - 19:00 | Convention Center, Garmisch-Partenkirchen | BIB Collection |
| 19:15 | Richard-Strauss-Platz, Garmisch-Partenkirchen | Check-in |
| 20:00 | Richard-Strauss-Platz, Garmisch-Partenkirchen | Start |
Saturday, June 19, 2027
| Time | Location | Program |
|---|---|---|
| tba | Richard-Strauss-Platz, Garmisch-Partenkirchen | Award Ceremony |
Z1 Eibsee
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🔴 Spectators: Not Recommended
Easy access via the Eibsee parking area (approx. 5-minute walk). Please note that overnight parking is not permitted.
Z2 Gamsalm
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🔴 Spectators: Not Recommended
Accessible by car via the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena. Please use the Ponöfen parking area, followed by an approximately 20-minute walk to the aid station.
Z3 Pestkapelle
🔴 Crew Support: Not Allowed
🔴 Spectators: Not Recommended
No vehicle access. Approximately 1.5 hours on foot from the Ehrwalder Almbahn parking area.
Z4 Hämmermoosalm
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🔴 Spectators: Not Recommended
No direct vehicle access. Approximately 30 minutes on foot from the Gaistal parking area.
Z11 Straßberghaus
🔴 Crew Support: Not Allowed
🔴 Spectators: Not Recommended
No direct vehicle access. Approximately 1 hour on foot from the nearest parking area.
Z12 Arzkasten
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
Parking is available at the Arzkasten hiking parking area, located directly next to the aid station.
Z13 Hotel DORMERO
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
Parking is available at the Marienbergbahn parking area, located just a short walk from Hotel DORMERO.
Z5 Hubertushof
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
Parking is available at the Puitbach parking area. Please note that there is no parking directly at the aid station.
Z6 Mittenwald
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
Parking is available in Ried, just a short walk from the ISARENA.
Z7 Schloss Elmau
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
Please use the Elmau Hiking Parking Area (parking fees apply). From there, it is approximately a 20-minute walk to the aid station.
Z8 Laubhütte
🔴 Crew Support: Not Allowed
🔴 Spectators: Not Recommended
The aid station can only be reached on foot and is approximately a 1.5-hour walk from the nearest parking area.
Z9 Hochalm
🟢 Crew Support: Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
No direct vehicle access. Access via the Kreuzeckbahn parking area, followed by either a 2.5-hour hike or a cable car ride and a 20-minute walk.
Z10 Trögllift
🔴 Crew Support: Not Allowed
🟢 Spectators: Recommended
No direct vehicle access. Approximately 1.5 hours on foot from the nearest parking area.
Please review the mandatory gear requirements for your race before race day. A detailed list of all required equipment can be found on the Mandatory Gear page.
ZUT100 Drop Bags
Drop bags will be transported to Z13 Biberwier (78 km) and Z7 Schloss Elmau (130 km).
Drop Bag Collection after the Race
• Z13 Biberwier (78 km): Friday, June 18 from 10:00 PM
• Z7 Schloss Elmau (130 km): Saturday, June 19 from 10:00 AM
After the race, drop bags will be returned to the finish area and can be reclaimed by the runner or a representative upon presentation of the race bib.
Drop bags that are not collected during the designated pickup times will be donated.
All runners will receive one Drop Bag and the corresponding labels at registration. The Drop Bags can be handed in at the start of the respective race and collected again at the finish.
Runners in the 100M and 100K categories may also drop off additional drop bags (bring them with you, if needed) for the mentioned aid stations. These drop bags can also be collected again at the finish line.
- There is no transport between aid stations.
- Drop Bags are for personal items runners want to send to Aid stations.
- Drop Bags can also be dropped off at the Venue at the Drop Bag sign.
- Drop Bags need to be picked up by the required times.
- Drop Bags that are dropped off later than 30 minutes before each start will not be transported.
CONTENT: As the items in the Bags are neither checked nor controlled, the race organizers are not responsible for the contents of the Bags. We recommend not placing any valuable items in these Bags. The use of Drop Bags or Spare Bags is optional. Out of consideration for all participants, liquids should be avoided, as they may leak.
TAG YOUR BAG: On each of the drop bags you should include your corresponding tag. The bigger tag (BIB) is for drop bags provided.
