Course Info 100KM

Distance: 100KM
Elevation Gain: 6'250 meters
Cutoff: 27 hours
Aid Stations: 10 fully stocked
Drop Bags: Blitzingen, Grengiols, and finish line
Pacers: from Reckingen to the finish linee
Race weekend schedule


Are you ready for the challenge of a lifetime? The Swiss Alps 100 100KM course is an awe-inspiring journey through some of the most breathtaking landscapes on Earth. With a staggering 6'250 meters of elevation gain, this course is not for the faint of heart—but for those who dare, it delivers an unforgettable adventure.

Your journey begins in the heart of the Oberwallis region, winding through high-alpine trails, lush meadows, and rugged mountain passes. Along the way, you'll be treated to jaw-dropping views of the UNESCO World Heritage Aletsch Glacier , the largest glacier in the Alps, stretching over 23 kilometers in length. As you push through the grueling ascents and thrilling descents, you'll cross two iconic suspension bridges—the Aspi-Titter Bridge , spanning 160 meters over a deep gorge, and the Mühlebach-Fürgangen Bridge , a whopping 280 meters long. Each step across these engineering marvels will leave you breathless (if the altitude hasn't already!).

With 10 fully stocked aid stations, you'll be well-supported as you navigate this demanding yet rewarding course. The 27-hour cutoff ensures that determined runners have the time to conquer the challenge, but if you finish in 22 hours or less, you’ll earn the distinction of being an official qualifier for the Western States 100, the oldest 100-mile race in the United States!

Every finisher will proudly receive a stunning 9cm (3.5-inch) medal, a symbol of their grit and perseverance. Additionally, we recognize the top runners in their divisions with male and female age group awards (18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+), celebrating the strength and endurance of runners of all generations.

This is more than just a race—it’s a test of resilience, an adventure through the Swiss Alps, and a chance to etch your name among the legends of ultra-running. Do you have what it takes to conquer the Swiss Alps 100 100KM?

Register now and take on the ultimate mountain challenge!

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= Crew Allowed       = Drop Bags Allowed       = Pacer Change Allowed

Average Pace

25:50 minutes per mile
16.4 minutes per KM

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Pacer: 100km runners are allowed to have a pacer starting at the Reckingen aid station all the way to the finish line. They can drop/change pacers at the Blitzingen, Chäserstatt, Binn, and Mühlebach aid stations. Only one pacer can run along the runner at any given time. Pacers do not need a pacer bib and they are allowed to drink/eat at all the aid stations.

Drop Bags: Runners have to have one drop bag for each location they want to have one. We do not transport drop bags from one aid station to another.

Cutoff Times: Runners must have left the aid station at the cutoff times. If the cutoff time is, for example, Sat 16:00 runners who are still there at Sat 16:01 are not allowed to move on.

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Aid StationLeg MilesTotal MilesA/S OpenCutoffDrop BagsCrewPacer
Start Fiesch7.0km0kmSat 6:30Sat 6:30
Kühboden8.6km7.0kmSat 7:30Sat 9:00
Gletscherstube8.5km15.6kmSat 8:15Sat 11:30
Bellwald13.6km24.1kmSat 9:30Sat 14:00
Reckingen5.7km37.7kmSat 10:00Sat 16:30
Blitzingen7.8km43.4kmSat 10:30Sat 17:30
Chäserstatt13.7km51.2kmSat 12:15Sat 20:30
Binn8.5km64.9kmSat 14:00Sun 00:00
Breithorn11.2km73.4kmSat 15:00Sun 3:00
Grengiols8.3km84.6kmSat 16:30Sun 5:00
Mühlebach7.9km92.9kmSat 17:30Sun 7:00
Finish Fiesch0km100.8kmSat 18:30Sun 9:30
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