Upcoming Trips
From gentle runs through the Alps to internationally acclaimed trail races and self-guided adventures, let us help you decide what’s right for you!
Our core team members are full-time residents in the Alps with deep experience in the areas we run.
Being inclusive and supportive is very important to us. Each day includes a variety of options to satisfy every level of trail runner.
A great trail running experience in the Alps includes delicious local cuisine, a chance to explore mountain culture, and shared experiences.
From gentle runs through the Alps to internationally acclaimed trail races and self-guided adventures, let us help you decide what’s right for you!
Our most challenging trip, come run a dramatic new route through the heart of the Swiss Alps, pioneered by our friends at ALPSinsight.
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The “TMB” is the most famous trail in the world for good reason. Looping through France, Italy, and Switzerland, we’ll take our time running through iconic mountain terrain in 7 days, staying in rustic inns and hotels.
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A unique September trip with one of the world’s great trail runners, Mimmi Kotka. We’ll explore the trails of Chamonix, France, and pick up tips from Mimmi and other special guests.
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Six days of trail running around Grindelwald and Murren, at the base of the Eiger. It’s some of Switzerland’s most scenic terrain. Want to participate in a classic alp trail race? Pick one of the five races in the Eiger Ultra!
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Run the Alps offers self-guided trips throughout the Alps. Run solo, with a partner or friends, on your own schedule, from Chamonix to Zermatt. Interested in taking part in a trail race? Take a look at our race partners!
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The Dolomites have some of the best trail running in Europe! We’ll run inn to inn, taking in spectacular views along smooth single-track trails and over high cols. At night, we’ll enjoy hearty local cuisine in village inns.
Learn moreA week ago, I finished running Tor des Geants, the epic endurance trail race in the Italian Alps. “Running” might not be the ideal word, since all of us 711 starters spent most of our 4-6 days fast hiking, shuffling, walking, and basically finding any way possible to keep moving forward. Only occasionally did most Continue Reading →