The competition follows the principle of partial autonomous. There are 6 refreshment posts, with food and drinks which have to be consumed there. When leaving those places, every participant is responsible for their supply of food and liquids needed on the way to the next supply station. Further stations to take water are foreseen.

Furthermore, the track leads mostly through high alpine areas. Therefore, every participant is obliged to present (at the bib distribution) and carry during the whole race the following obligatory equipment (further obligatory material can be prescribed by the OC):

• Backpack
• Container for drinks min. 1,5 l
• Drinking cup (no cups at the supply stations)
• Rescue blanket or bivouac sack
• Whistle
• Jacket, with a hood, capable of withstanding the bad mountain weather and made with a waterproof (minimum recommended: 10 000 schmerber) and breathable
• Long trousers, alternatively shorts  on + leg warmers in the back-pack
• Running shirt
• A second dry long sleeve layer on the upper body (in addition to your running shirt that you wear). The additional long sleeve shirt can also be a short sleeve shirt with sleeves.
  
• Woollen hat
• Gloves
• Altitude profile including time limits (will be provided by the OC)
• Mobile phone (emergency number must be saved), upload your mobile before starting!
• Head-lamp incl. additional/secondary batteries + additionally one more Head-lamp (total 2 lamps)
• First aid set
• Personal nutrition
• Garbage bag
• Trailrunning shoes

Poles are highly recommended but not obligatory. If used, poles have to be carried from start to finish and it is forbidden to take them or pass them on when desired.

Head-lamps have to be worn and switched on from 21.30 to 04.00.

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.

Bibs have to be picked-up personally at the bib distribution, alternatively a power of attorney has to be provided. Bibs have to be worn visible during the whole race.

The competition follows the principle of partial autonomous. There are 5 supply stations with food and drinks, 1 with drinks, which have to be consumed there. When leaving those places, every participant is responsible for their supply of food and liquids needed on the way to the next supply station.

Furthermore, the track leads mostly through high alpine areas. Therefore, every participant is obliged to present (at the bib distribution) and carry during the whole race the following obligatory equipment (further obligatory material can be prescribed by the OC):

• Backpack
• Container for drinks min. 1,5 l
• Drinking cup (no cups at the supply stations)
• Rescue blanket or bivouac sack
• Whistle
• Jacket, with a hood, capable of withstanding the bad mountain weather and made with a waterproof (minimum recommended: 10 000 schmerber) and breathable
• Woollen hat
• Gloves
• Altitude profile including time limits (provided by the OC)
• Mobile phone (emergency number must be saved), upload your mobile before starting!
• First aid set
• Personal nutrition
• Garbage bag
• Trailrunning shoes

Due to the time limit, it is possible for runners who need more than 17 hours to get into the night. Taking a headlamp therefore in its sole discretion.

Poles are highly recommended but not obligatory. If used, poles have to be carried from start to finish and it is forbidden to take them or pass them on when desired.

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.

Bibs have to be picked-up personally at the bib distribution, alternatively a power of attorney has to be provided. Bibs have to be worn visible during the whole race.

The competition follows the principle of partial autonomous. There are 3 supply stations with food and drinks, 1 with drinks, which have to be consumed there. When leaving those places, every participant is responsible for their supply of food and liquids needed on the way to the next supply station.

Furthermore, the track leads mostly through high alpine areas. Therefore, every participant is obliged to present (at the bib distribution) and carry during the whole race the following obligatory equipment (further obligatory material can be prescribed by the OC):

• Backpack
• Container for drinks min. 1,5 l
• Drinking cup (no cups at the supply stations)
• Rescue blanket or bivouac sack
• Whistle
• Jacket, with a hood, capable of withstanding the bad mountain weather and made with a waterproof (minimum recommended: 10 000 schmerber) and breathable
• Woollen hat
• Gloves
• Altitude profile including time limits (provided by the OC)
• Mobile phone (emergency number must be saved), upload your mobile before starting!
• First aid set
• Personal nutrition
• Garbage bag
• Trailrunning shoes

Due to the time limit, it is possible for runners who need more than 14 hours to get into the night. Taking a headlamp therefore in its sole discretion.

Poles are highly recommended but not obligatory. If used, poles have to be carried from start to finish and it is forbidden to take them or pass them on when desired.

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.

Bibs have to be picked-up personally at the bib distribution, alternatively a power of attorney has to be provided. Bibs have to be worn visible during the whole race.

The competition follows the principle of partial autonomous. There are 2 supply stations with food and drinks, 1 with drinks, which have to be consumed there. When leaving those places, every participant is responsible for their supply of food and liquids needed on the way to the next supply station. Further stations to take water are foreseen.

Furthermore, the track leads mostly through high alpine areas. Therefore, every participant is obliged to present (at the bib distribution) and carry during the whole race the following obligatory equipment (further obligatory material can be prescribed by the OC):

• Backpack
• Container for drinks min. 1,5 l
• Drinking cup (no cups at the supply stations)
• Rescue blanket or bivouac sack
• Whistle
• Jacket, with a hood, capable of withstanding the bad mountain weather and made with a waterproof (minimum recommended: 10 000 schmerber) and breathable
• Woolen hat
• Gloves
• Altitude profile including time limits (provided by the OC)
• Mobile phone (emergency number must be saved), upload your mobile before starting!
• First aid set
• Personal nutrition
• Garbage bag
• Trailrunning shoes

Poles are highly recommended but not obligatory. If used, poles have to be carried from start to finish and it is forbidden to take them or pass them on when desired.

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.

Bibs have to be picked-up personally at the bib distribution, alternatively a power of attorney has to be provided. Bibs have to be worn visible during the whole race.