PIUT

Every year, fans of long-distance hiking from all over the world flock to the Paznaun High Route. Once every year, the 130-kilometre-long trail hosts the Paznaun Ischgl Ultra Trail running competition, in short PIUT.

Some of the stages from See to Kappl, Ischgl and Galtür are short and sweet, others long and challenging. In fact, the entire event is all about variety. With routes between 20 and 100 kilometres, an attractive supporting programme, the PIUT EXPO, the charity PIUT TEN and the PIUT KIDS RUN presented by Volksbank Tirol, you’re in for two days of fun and action.

All challenges of the Paznaun Ischgl Ultra Trail

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced trail runner: The PIUT boasts routes for all skill levels. You can choose from the following five options:

• PIUT 100: Only for pros - the route from See to Ischgl over 100 km and an altitude difference of 6,300 metres.
• PIUT 85: The ultimate challenge – starting in See, this route covers a distance of 85 km and an altitude difference of 5,200 metres.
• PIUT 50: From Kappl there are 50 km and 3,100 metres of altitude to conquer.
• PIUT 30: Trail runners leave 30 km and 2,500 metres of altitude behind them on this variant from Galtür.
• PIUT 20: The challenge starts from Ischgl over 20 km and 1,300 metres in altitude.

If you’re in it for the fun and want to support a good cause, we recommend the PIUT TEN. Young runners can compete against their peers at the PIUT KIDS RUN presented by Volksbank Tirol.