Alpine loops above Salzkammergut's shimmering lakes and Mozart's backyard
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A 119-kilometer loop through the Salzkammergut region of the Austrian Alps, starting and finishing in Fuschl am See. The course makes two major ascents — the Schafberg (1,780 m), known for its historic cog railway, and the Zwölferhorn (1,522 m) — with forest trails tracing the shores of Lake Wolfgangsee in between. Runners pass through alpine pastures, centuries-old lakeside villages including St. Gilgen and Strobl, and high ridgelines with panoramic views over Salzburg and the surrounding lake district. The 23-hour limit means most finishers spend a substantial stretch running in the dark.
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Fuschl am See, Salzburg, AustriaJune 05, 2027
Mozart 100 is a loop trail race in Fuschl am See, Salzburg, Austria, held on June 05, 2027. The course covers 119 km, climbs 6,000 m, and has a 24h cutoff.
| Location | km | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew | Drop bags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fuschl am See Start | 0.0 | 654 m | — | ||
Abersee Aid Station | 14.6 | 569 m | — | ||
Strobl Aid Station | 23.2 | 541 m | 4h9:00 AM | Crew | |
Sommeraualm Aid Station | 30.7 | 1,310 m | — | ||
Schafberg Aid Station | 39.1 | 1,244 m | — | ||
St. Gilgen Aid Station | 47.3 | 580 m | 10h3:00 PM | Crew | Drop Bags |
Illingeralm Aid Station | 57.0 | 1,250 m | — | ||
Schafbachalm Aid Station | 65.8 | 1,135 m | 13h6:00 PM | ||
Faistenau Aid Station | 80.3 | 750 m | 15h8:00 PM | Crew | Drop Bags |
Ebenau Aid Station | 89.6 | 612 m | — | ||
Gaisberg Aid Station | 96.4 | 990 m | 18h11:00 PM | ||
Koppl Checkpoint | 104.1 | 748 m | 20h1:00 AM +1 | ||
Hof Aid Station | 109.5 | 757 m | 21h2:00 AM +1 | Crew | Drop Bags |
Fuschl am See Finish | 118.8 | 657 m | 23h4:00 AM +1 | Drop Bags |
Aid station details for this race are still being filled in. Cutoffs and access rules come from the race’s own published information and can change — check the official race details before planning around them.
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Alpine conditions can shift rapidly in late May — expect sun, rain, wind, and cold temperatures, sometimes within hours
Afternoon thunderstorms are common in the Alps; exposed ridgelines and summits like the Schafberg carry elevated risk
Night temperatures at elevation can drop near freezing in late May; mandatory gear list includes waterproof jacket and warm gloves
No required gear specified
No recommended gear specified
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