On September 19, 2026, the Tiroler Silberpfad Trophy invites runners to experience one of Austria’s most captivating mountain landscapes. This annual event offers four distinct trail running distances designed for every level of runner: from novice enthusiasts who crave a taste of adventure to seasoned athletes seeking an epic challenge. The race begins and ends in Schwaz's historic old town, where the Parish Church Maria Himmelfahrt sets the starting line for all participants. The 11K distance starts at 10:30 AM, offering runners a quick but intense course with over 600 meters of elevation gain across varied terrain that tests both speed and agility. For those looking to push their limits further, the 23K race kicks off an hour earlier at 9:30 AM. This route covers 1,400 meters of elevation in a compact yet challenging course through rugged mountain paths. It’s perfect for experienced runners who want to showcase endurance and technical skills. The TST 42K starts even earlier at 8:30 AM from the heart of Schwaz and ventures into more remote areas with breathtaking views. Runners will traverse Kogelmoos, Proxenstand, and Loassattel before returning to town. This route is a true adventure that demands not just physical strength but also mental fortitude. The ultimate test for ultra-distance runners starts at 4:00 AM on the same day with the TST 86K race. With an elevation gain of approximately 3,500 meters and over 86 kilometers to cover, this route is designed for those who are ready to take their trail running to new heights. The course offers a mix of runnable terrain and scenic vistas that make it ideal even for first-time ultra runners. Registration opens early as spots fill up quickly, ensuring participants have enough time to prepare both physically and mentally. On the day before the race, Friday, September 18th, there will be opportunities for late registration from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at VS Hans Sachs in Schwaz. The event schedule is packed with activities designed around runner needs: - Mandatory briefings and equipment checks take place on Saturday morning before each race start. - DJ Daniel Hammerschmied will keep the energy high throughout the day, while a live talk with trail running expert Rosanna Buchauer provides inspiration for participants during Friday evening’s event. Awards ceremonies celebrate all distance winners at Pf.-K. Maria Himmelfahrt starting from 3:00 PM on Saturday afternoon, recognizing each runner's achievement in this challenging yet rewarding race environment. Participants are reminded to ensure they have the necessary physical fitness and training before signing up for any of these demanding courses. The event organizers do not take responsibility for personal injury or property damage during the races due to the inherent risks involved with trail running. Join us on September 19, 2026, in Schwaz's historic old town as we celebrate nature’s beauty and human endurance through the Tiroler Silberpfad Trophy.
Races Offered
Tiroler Silberpfad Trophy 2026 TST 86K
Sep 19, 2026
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86K
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04:00
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€90.00
Tiroler Silberpfad Trophy 2026 TST 42K
Sep 19, 2026
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42K
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08:30
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€70.00
Tiroler Silberpfad Trophy 2026 TST 23K
Sep 19, 2026
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23K
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09:30
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€50.00
Tiroler Silberpfad Trophy 2026 TST 11K
Sep 19, 2026
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11K
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10:30
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€40.00
Weather History
These values represent the 3-year monthly averages for September in Schwaz.
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10.9° / 22.3°
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10.1° / 22.3°
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Avg sunshine hours
8h 53m
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Avg rainfall
5.7 mm
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Avg snowfall
0.2 cm
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Avg wind speed
3.8 km/h (Light breeze)
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Sweat loss rate
Moderate
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Course conditions
Firm and slightly soft
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Max UV Index
Moderate (3.5)
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Humidity
78.5%
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Sunrise
06:50
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Sunset
19:23
About Schwaz
Learn more about the host city, Schwaz.
Schwaz is a city in Northeast Tyrol, in Austria. It is the main town of the Schwaz district. The city borders the Karwendel Mountains to the north and the Tux Alps to the south. In the Middle Ages, silver mining made Schwaz Austria's second largest city after Vienna.