• Start: Friday, July 21, 2017, 23.00, Kaprun.
• Finish: Kals am Großglockner (runner 1) Kaprun (runner 2)
• Distance : 110 km (runner 1: 62 km; runner 2: 48 km)
• Altitude: 6 500 m in climb (runner 1: 4500 m; runner 2: 2000 m) 
• Maximum Participants: 100 teams (= 200 participants)
• Maximum overall time: 31 hours
• 4 / 3 ITRA-UTMB-Points
• Time of the 1st 2016 (Man only ranked): Martin Gansterer / Markus Glantschnig (AUT): 14:03.23,1

In addition to the ranking as team in the categories F / M / Mixed, all runners of GGUT 110 I 2 part 2 will be ranked with their time in the classification of GGT 50. Runners part 1 will be ranked separately with their finish in Kals.

EUR 150 (EUR 75 per Person) until 30.06.2017

• EUR 180 (EUR 90 per Person) until bis 18.07.2017 (last day of Admission)

The OC offers bus transport for participants and family/friends as follows:

Kaprun – Kals and back
EUR 20 per direction and ticket. Please book your tickets together with your Registration, the GGUT-webshop or at the bib distribution (limited number of tickets at the bib distribution):

22.07.2017, 04.30: Kaprun to Kals

22.07.2017, 12.30: Kals to Kaprun

22.07.2017, 15.00: Kaprun to Kals

22.07.2017, 16.30: Kals to Kaprun

22.07.2017, 18.30: Kaprun to Kals

Kaprun – cable car station Weissee Gletscherwelt

EUR 8 per direction and ticket. Please book your tickets together with your registration, the GGUT-webshop or at the bib distribution (limited number of tickets at the bib distribution):

22.07.2017, 06.00: Kaprun to cable car station Weissee Gletscherwelt

22.07.2017, 14.30 and 17.30: Kaprun to cable car station Weissee Gletscherwelt

GGUT 110 is a unique adventure in a fascinating mountainous landscape. In addition we offer

• GGUT Starter T-shirt
• Personalized Bib + Chip for timing (no rent or deposit)
• Altitude profile including time limits
• Free entry to presentation project OE-3000, 2016 (Friday evening) and kids program (Saturday)
• Race briefing
• Food supply along the route (see below)
• Transport of drop-bags from Kaprun to Kals and back
• Free transport back from refreshment posts for abandons
• Mountain rescue teams and medical checks on the track
• Medical care at the Finish
• Finisher medal
• Timing, intermediate times, race-tracking by Datasport
• Live-Tracking by Datasport

• "Sportograf" photo service: Pictures can be purchased after the event
• Reduced tariffs for transport to supply station Rudolfshütte (avialable at the Infopoint);
  operation times: Sa 07.00 - 12.00, 13.00 - 17.00 and 21.30 - 22.00.
• 1 free transport to Kapruner Hochgebirgsstauseen. Vouchers are in the starter bag.
• Food supply in the finish area
• Relax and recovery with our partner COMPEX and massage service
• Showers and recovery area in Kaprun free of charge
• Price giving ceremony and GGUT-Party
• Finisher's Certificate Service
• Rankings (Internet)
• Drop-bags (35 l):
• • 1st Stage: The OC offers a bag to all participants (35 l) for clothes, shoes and supply which will be taken to the food supply station in Kals (about 58 km). Drop-bags have to be delivered on Friday between 21:00 and 23:00 at the start area.
  • 2nd Stage: The OC offers a bag to all participants (35 l) for clothes, shoes and supply which will be brought from the supply station in Kals to Kaprun. Drop-bags will be handed out in Kaprun from 18.00 on.

Support on the trail:

• 6 large refreshment posts with regional specialities and vegetarian food, 3 posts with Drinks
• Sufficient marking of the track
• 60 mountain rescuers
• 50 race posts
• Paramedics and doctors in Kals and Kaprun
• Trail runners and runner at the end of the field

Grossglockner ULTRA-TRAIL® 110 is an extremely challenging and difficult trail running competition, leading mostly through difficult alpine territory mostly higher than 2000 m, 1 time higher than 2800 m and 3 times higher than 2500 m. Expect 2 - 4 larger snow fields to cross, under bad weather conditions even more. For the largest part the track leads over trails (80 %), which are (partwise very) difficult. Bad weather conditions (low temperatures, rainfall, snow) and the night make the race even harder.

Trails are in average very technical. The hardest parts will be the trails up to and down the high mountain passes: to Untere Pfandlscharte (2663 m), Wiener Höhenweg, Pfortscharte (2828 m), Kalser Tauern (2518 m) and Kapruner Törl (2639 m). 

In particular the first part of the race to Kals means a significant challenge, also because it is going trough half of the night.

Every participant has to be so physically fit and surefooted that they can manage the chosen trail according to the rules. Experience at longer competitions, in any case combined with experience for moving in high alpine environment are a precondition for the participation in Glockner Trail. The minimum age for participation is 18 years.

The competition follows the principle of partial autonomy. There are 6 supplying stations with food and drinks which have to be consumed there. When leaving those places, every participant is responsible for their supply of food and liquids needed on the way to the next supply station. Further stations to take water are foreseen.

Furthermore, the track leads mostly through high alpine areas. Therefore, every participant is obliged to present (at the bib distribution) and carry during the whole race the following obligatory equipment (further obligatory material can be prescribed by the OC):

• Backpack
• Container for drinks min. 1,5 l
• Drinking cup (no cups at the supply stations)
• Rescue blanket or bivouac sack
• Whistle
• Jacket, with a hood, capable of withstanding the bad mountain weather and made with a waterproof (minimum recommended: 10 000 schmerber) and breathable
• Long trousers
• Long-sleeved shirt
• Hat
• Gloves
• Altitude profile including time limits
• Mobile phone (emergency number must be saved), upload your mobile before starting!
• Head-lamp incl. additional/secondary batteries + additionally one more Head-lamp (total 2 lamps)
• First aid set
• Personal nutrition
• Garbage bag
• Trailrunning shoes

Poles are highly recommended but not obligatory. If used, poles have to be carried from start to finish and it is forbidden to take them or pass them on when desired.

Head-lamps have to be worn and switched on from 21.30 to 04.00.

The obligatory equipment must be taken and shown at the bib distribution where it will be checked individually. Controls are also possible at any time during and after the race. If it cannot be shown when demanded, the person is either not allowed to start or there will be a time penalty or even disqualification.

Bibs have to be picked-up personally at the bib distribution, alternatively a power of attorney has to be provided. Bibs have to be worn visible during the whole race.

For further provisions regarding the time limits kindly check the race regulations.