All Distances At a Glance

Whether you’re an ambitious long-distance runner, a recreational athlete, or a casual runner—you’ll find the right distance for you at the Dachstein Run. From the 40-km main race to the 10-km run and the team competition, all the way to the kids’ race and the Dachstein culinary run, there’s a format for every skill level and every age. Check out the overview of all the races and find the course that’s right for you.

9:30 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday

Long Distance - 40 km

Experience the Dachstein Run—a challenging 40-km cross-country ski trail through the stunning winter landscape of Ramsau am Dachstein. Enjoy spectacular views of the Dachstein and the surrounding mountains—an unforgettable experience for all cross-country skiing enthusiasts.

About the 40-km route

10:00 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday

Short Distance - 10 km

Along the 10-kilometer trail, you’ll always have a magnificent view of the Dachstein massif. Moderate climbs and beautiful gliding sections will accompany you along the trail.

About the 10-kilometer route

10:00 a.m. on Saturday

Team Competition

Put together your team and enjoy 10 km of sports, fun, and team spirit! The team’s time is based on the four fastest members; starting with the fifth participant, you’ll receive a 25% discount—register via Time2Win; the discount code will be sent to you by email.

To the team competition

3:00 p.m. on Friday

Kids' Race

On Friday afternoon, the cross-country trail belongs to the young cross-country skiers: The children's race begins at 3:00 p.m. with mass starts in various age groups.

To the Kids Race

3:00 p.m. on Saturday

Dachstein Culinary Run

The Culinary Run isn't about time or competition—it's all about enjoyment. Along the 5-kilometer course, you'll find several refreshment stations offering regional delicacies—a unique culinary cross-country skiing experience.

To the Dachstein culinary run

Questions & Answers

What distances are there in the Dachstein Run?

The Dachstein Run offers a choice of a 40-km route, a 10-km route, a 10-km team run, the Kids’ Race and the 5-km Dachstein Culinary Run. This means that both beginners and experienced cross-country runners can find the right event for them.

Can I choose between skating and classic style?

Yes. The 10 km and 40 km events will be held in both skating and classic styles. The skating races will take place on Saturday, and the classic races on Sunday.

Who is the 10-km route suitable for?

The 10-km race is ideal for beginners, recreational cross-country skiers and anyone who would like to experience the Dachsteinlauf over a shorter distance. The team competition is also held over this distance.

What can I expect on the 40-km route?

The 40-km route winds its way through the winter landscape of Ramsau am Dachstein, combining a sporting challenge with stunning views of the Dachstein massif.

How does the team run work?

A team consists of at least four people. For the purposes of the rankings, the times of the four fastest team members are added together. A group discount applies from the fifth team member onwards.

Are there any competitions for children as well?

Yes. In the Kids Race, children and young people compete in different age groups over age-appropriate distances in a mass start.

What is the Dachstein Genusslauf?

The Dachstein Culinary Run is a 5-km fun run with no official timing. Along the route, refreshment stations offer regional specialities for participants to enjoy.

Which distance is right for me?

Beginners are in good hands with the 10-km run or the fun run. Those looking for a sporting challenge can tackle the 40-km route. For children, the Kids Race offers the ideal introduction to cross-country skiing.