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Our 2027 tours are now available for booking!

Mont Blan marathon, Chamonix
Mont-Blanc Marathon finish line. (Photo: Kim Strom)

​​Interested in experiencing an Alps trail race?

Run the Alps partners with a variety of races throughout the Alps so we can offer a limited number of race entries as part of select tours. 

Curious if combining a race with a multi-day tour is doable? In our experience, it absolutely is! We usually work with folks to schedule races towards the end of their tours, so you’re well over any jet lag and have settled into the trail running here. You’ll also usually be able to enjoy a rest day before race day, and there’ll be plenty of people to cheer you on!

Ready to take on the challenge? 

Guided Tours with Race Options:

We offer two guided tours with race options:

Self-Guided Tours:

When you choose to go self-guided, we can work with you to add on a race from any of our race partners:

Please contact us to discuss your options and timing if this is of interest.

Cost & What’s Included

Race registration systems vary by race, but the additional cost is generally about $200. This fee includes:

  • Race entry
  • Race tips and advice as part of your Guide to Trail Running in the Alps
  • Ongoing support from Run the Alps as you prepare for the race

Want to Learn More?

Get in touch, we’d love to help you decide which race is right for you.

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