2023年スイスアルプスレースバーチャル大会に参加しよう
Course Info 160KM

The 160KM is the longest and hardest race at the Swiss Alps 100. With a total elevation gain of 10'150 meters it sure will test runners to the max on the course.

The course being so challenging it helps a lot that you will be enjoying incredible views like running along the Aletsch Glacier, which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage, and traversing over the 124 meter (406 feet) Belalp-Riederalp suspension bridge , the 160 meter (524 feet) Aspi-Titter suspension bridge , and the 280 meter (918 feet) suspension bridge Mühlebach-Fürgangen .

After the Belalp aid station there is a tough out-and-back up to the hightest point of the course at 9,150 feet above sea-level. And, of course, the prudal 3.2 miles and 3,697 feet uphill after the Binn aid station going on top of the Breithorn. Lastly, after the Rossald aid station, runners will go over the Fülhorn which has a very short but very technical section.

Finisher, who finish this course in less than 24 hours, will receive a sub-24 hour antic silver belt buckle. Whoever finish between 24 and 49 hours will receive a sub-48 hours antic brass belt buckle. We also give out female/male age group awards (18-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+). See the race weekend schedule page for the check-in and race starting times. The overall cutoff-time is 49 hours and there are 16 fully stocked aid stations.

Finishers are official qualifiers for the popular Hardrock 100 miler and the oldest 100-miler in the USA the Western States 100. They also earn a preferred qualifier for the Badwater 135. On top of this, the male and female winners of the 160 km earn a guaranteed entry into the next Badwater 135.

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= Crew Allowed       = Drop Bags Allowed       = Pacer Change Allowed

Average Pace

29:40 minutes per mile
18.3 minutes per KM

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Pacer:160km 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.
Aid StationLeg MilesTotal MilesA/S OpenCutoffDrop BagsCrewPacer
Start Fiesch7.0km0kmFri 8:30Fri 8:30
Kühboden8.6km7.0kmFri 9:30Fri 11:00
Riederfurka8.1km15.6kmFri 10:30Fri 13:30
Belalp7.0km23.7kmFri 11:45Fri 16:00
Belalp10.4km30.7kmFri 12:45Fri 18:30
Riederfurka11.6km41.1kmFri 14:30Fri 22:00
Gletscherstube8.5km52.7kmFri 16:15Sat 01:00
Bellwald13.6km61.2kmFri 17:45Sat 3:30
Reckingen5.7km74.8kmFri 18:30Sat 6:00
Blitzingen7.8km80.5kmFri 17:45Sat 7:30
Chäserstatt13.7km88.3kmFri 21:30Sat 11:30
Binn8.5km102.0kmSat 00:30Sat 15:30
Breithorn8.6km110.5kmSat 2:00Sat 18:30
Rosswald12.8km119.1kmSat 4:30Sat 21:00
Breithorn11.2km131.9kmSat 7:30Sun 00:30
Grengiols8.4km143.1kmSat 8:30Sun 4:00
Mühlebach7.9km151.5kmSat 9:45Sun 6:30
Finish Fiesch0km159.4kmSat 10:45Sun 9:30
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