Laura Moro

Arco di Trento, Italy

Born in central Spain, I discovered my love for the mountains later in life, after moving to Catalonia for my studies, where I began practicing outdoor sports. I haven’t stopped since then. After living in several big cities, I eventually moved to a small village in Trentino, northern Italy, to be closer to the mountains.

With a background as a scientist and researcher, I’ve spent the past few years as an independent consultant bringing impact- and community-driven projects to life. I’m particularly passionate about the interplay between human health and the planet’s health, and I love exploring how trail running and other outdoor activities can nurture both, combining adventure with purpose, supporting wellness for everyone, and leaving a positive mark on the world.

When I’m not working, you’ll probably find me running trails or climbing rocks, at home, or exploring new corners of the world. I also volunteer for environmental causes, read (mostly about mountains and travel; a little monothematic, but coherent), cook, or enjoy coffee with friends.

I started trail running with short jogs in the park, just to stay active on non-climbing days. I knew nothing about trail running at the time. Back then, if someone had told me I’d be running ultras and multi-day mountain races, and working on trail running projects, I wouldn’t have believed it!

My favorite trail is the one that reaches the Tre Cime di Lavaredo from Sesto (Sexten) through Val Fiscalina. It’s a lesser-known route to the Tre Cime: after about 1,000 meters of steady climbing through a quiet valley where the peaks remain hidden, the iconic three summits suddenly appear, leaving you speechless!