Starting from Europe's highest dam at 2,365m and descending 168km to Lake Geneva
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The SwissPeaks 100 Miles begins at the crown of the Grande-Dixence dam — Europe's highest gravity dam at 2,365 meters — and descends 168km through the heart of Valais to the shores of Lake Geneva. With nearly 11,000 meters of climbing through high alpine terrain, glacier-carved valleys, and traditional mountain villages, it demands strong mountain skills and self-sufficiency across a 56-hour cutoff. Two life bases with luggage transport and 15 refreshment stations support up to 300 runners on this breathtaking dam-to-lake traverse.
Experienced ultrarunners
Le Bouveret, VS, SwitzerlandSeptember 03, 2026
Swiss Peaks Trail 100 Miles is a point-to-point trail race in Le Bouveret, VS, Switzerland, held on September 03, 2026. The course covers 168 km, climbs 10,990 m, and has a 56h cutoff.
| Location | km | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Grande Dixence Start | 0.0 | 2,354 m | — | |
Grand Désert Aid Station | 8.0 | 2,805 m | — | |
Lourtier Aid Station | 20.0 | 1,074 m | 5h3:00 PM | |
Cabane Brunet Aid Station | 25.0 | 2,094 m | — | |
Prassumy Aid Station | 48.0 | 1,124 m | 14h12:00 AM +1 | |
Col de la Forclaz Aid Station | 65.0 | 1,477 m | — | |
Salvan Aid Station | 78.0 | 919 m | 26h12:00 PM +1 | |
Salanfe Aid Station | 87.0 | 1,933 m | — | |
Barme Aid Station | 102.0 | 1,496 m | — | |
Morgins Aid Station | 122.0 | 1,345 m | 40h2:00 AM +2 | |
Chalet de Conche Aid Station | 128.0 | 1,692 m | — | |
Chalet de Blancsex Aid Station | 141.0 | 1,500 m | — | CrewHike in |
Taney Aid Station | 147.0 | 1,416 m | — | CrewHike in |
Le Grand Pré Aid Station | 157.0 | 903 m | — | |
Le Bouveret Finish | 168.0 | 372 m | 57h7:00 PM +2 |
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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Race starts at 2,365m atop Grande-Dixence dam; course passes through high alpine terrain throughout
Afternoon thunderstorms common on exposed terrain in the upper Valais in September
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