WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT RACES IN GROSSGLOCKNER ULTRA TRAIL?

 The event has been divided in five different distances with a common finish line at Kaprun.

•  Grossglockner Ultra-Trail 110km
•  Osttirol Trail 84km
•  Grossglockner Trail 57km
•  Weissee Gletscherwelt Trail 35km

CAN SOMEONE COLLECT THE BIB IN MY BEHALF?

Bibs have to be picked-up personally at the bib distribution, alternatively a power of attorney has to be provided. Please bring all your obligatory equipment to the bib distribution where it will be checked individually.

CAN SOMEONE RUN WITH MY BIB?

No, the bib number is non-transferable.

IS IT NECESSARY TO HAVE A QUALIFYING RACE TO PARTICIPATE?

In order to register for GGUT 110 especially (but only for GGUT 110), it is necessary to have completed at least one qualifying race worth 3 points between January 1, 2022 and May 30, 2025 or an equivalent competition. You have to enter the name and year of the race during the process of the online-registration.

DOES THE RACE GIVE ME ITRA-POINTS?

• Grossglockner Ultra-Trail        5 Points
• Osttirol Trail                             4 Points
• Grossglockner Trail                 3 Points
• Weissee Gletscherwelt Trail    2 Point

WHERE CAN I BOOK MY ACCOMMODATION?

Our GGUT partner hotels in Kaprun, Kals am Großglockner and Weissee Gletscherwelt have desinged special offers and packages for your stay at the race or any time of the year. Our partners are looking forward to welcoming you!
Info Accommodation

CAN I RESERVE A SPOT IN THE RACE WITHOUT PAYING?

No, the reservation will be confirmed in the moment that you pay your race entry.

CAN I RESERVE A SPOT IN THE RACE WITHOUT PAYING?

No, the reservation will be confirmed in the moment that you pay your race entry.

CAN I BE REFUNDED WITH THE REGISTRATION FEE IF I AM FINALLY NOT GOING TO RUN?

The refund will be only effective for those who have hired the refundance insurance.

We recommend to sign a cancellation insurance, which enables you to get full refund in case of accident, illness (medical report testifying the inability to participate in the competition) or tragic family occurrences. The refund conditions can be found in insurance conditions.

CAN I CHANGE MY RACE DISTANCE?

Changes between races after registration are possible until Bib distribution, fees for additional payments are calculated on the basis of the actual fees at the time of changing the race, a (partwise) reimbursement in case of a downgrade is not foreseen. Changes of the person of the runner are possible until 30.05. For any such changes a fee of EUR 15 for the service will be charged, changes on site is EUR 25,-. To do so, kindly contact us under info@ultratrail.at.

HOW TO COME TO ZELL AM SEE/KAPRUN?

• Arrival by car

By car, Zell am See-Kaprun is around 1.5 hours away from Salzburg. Munich is only a 2.5 hours’ drive away. Main traffic routes and motorways take you from both cities to the Zell am See-Kaprun region.

•  Arrival by train

Zell am See-Kaprun has excellent railway links to all Austrian towns and cities; the Zell am See Train Station is directly in the town centre.Check out your train connections here: www.oebb.at

•  Arrival by plane

You can reach the region from almost all European cities by plane in a very short time. The airports of Salzburg and Munich are conveniently situated. Salzburg Airport is only 80 km away; the distance to Munich is approx. 200 km.

WHICH ARE THE RACES START TIMES?

• Grossglockner Ultra-Trail:            Fr.  10.00 p.m.
• Osttirol Trail:                                 Sa. 05.00 a.m.
• Grossglockner Trail:                     Sa., 07.30 a.m.
• Weissee Gletscherwelt Trail:        Fr.  08.00 a.m.
  
  

Check out the shedule for more information: Shedule

IS THERE A TRANSPORT SERVICE IN THE RACE?

There is a shuttle service to the start line for all the races. Info Bus Service

WHERE CAN I BUY MY TICKET FOR THE SHUTTLE SERVICE?

You can buy your ticket for transportation at our GGUT-Shop.

The OC offers bus transport for participants and family/friends as to book online with your registration or later via the GGUT webshop. Your bus tickets will be on your bib (there will be no separate bus tickets sent before).

Online booking for buses closes as stated in the info about busses. After the closing of online booking of bus tickets you can buy a limited number of tickets on Friday at the info point at the bib distribution. ATTENTION: When buying on the race weekend there is a of tickets there, ticket can not be guaranteed (first come, first serve).

More information about the bus service: Info Bus Service

WHICH TYPES OF AID STATIONS DO YOU OFFER?

On GWT 35 and GGT 55 we offer 2 types of supply stations, one just with drinks ("Drinks") and one type as regular supply station ("Supply Station"). On GGUT 110 and OTT 80 we offer in addition 2 regular supply stations with a warm meal ("Supply Station + Warm Meal").

The respective altitude profile lists all locations and the number of all supply stations.

Only runners carrying their bib visible are admitted to the refreshment posts. There are rubbish containers at every supply location. Disposal of rubbish in other places leads to time penalty.

More information: Info Nutrition

HOW CAN I FOLLOW THE RACE ONLINE?

You can follow the race with our GGUT Studio (more than 24 hours of GGUT live) and Live Tracking provided by Datasport. More information: GGUT Live

WHAT CAN I DO IF I WANT TO PULL OUT OF THE RACE?

Other than in cases of injury or exhaustion, participants are allowed to abandon the race only at a supply station. If not possible, they have to contact the info point in the finishing area. Participants who do not stick to those rules and who have to be searched for or rescued have to pay for the costs.

At all refreshment posts (basic and large) the OC offers free transport for abandons and those who cannot stay within the time limits.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE OBLIGATORY EQUIPMENT?

For details check out "Obligatory Equipment"

The required obligatory equipment for each race is described at the description of the race ("Qualification and Obligatory Equipment"). Further obligatory material can be prescribed by the OC. No start without obligatory equipment.

The obligatory equipment must be taken and shown at the bib distribution where it will be checked individually. Controls are also possible at any time during and after the race. If it cannot be shown when demanded, the person is either not allowed to start or there will be a time penalty or even disqualification.

Obligatory equipment is minimum equipment(!) All participants must adapt according to their needs. It is important, in particular, not to choose clothing that is the lightest possible weight in order to gain a few grams, but to choose items which will give real protection against the cold, windy or snowy mountain weather, therefore giving a good level of security and performance. Bibs have to be worn visible during the whole race.

AM I COVERED BY A RACE INSURANCE POLICY?

Insurance is a matter of each participant. Participants are required to have a personal accident insurance, which has to include costs for rescue actions (especially with helicopter) as well as healing measures. The organizer has third-party insurance for the duration of the competition, which covers indemnities of the event and its aides towards third-parties.

CAN I HAVE EXTERNAL ASSISTANCE DURING THE RACE?

Personal assistance is only tolerated at certain refreshment points. It is forbidden, to be accompanied or agree to be accompanied during all or any part of the race by a person not enrolled, outside the tolerance zones indicated close to the supply stations.