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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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.
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Our Matterhorn Ultraks tour gives you the chance to enjoy a classic Alps trail race, whether you’re running or cheering others. We’ll enjoy trail time in Zermatt and the nearby spa village of Leukerbad.
Learn moreIt has been, by any measure, a year of instability and change for the world. Run the Alps has not been unaffected. We’ve responded by researching and launching a number of new initiatives—more on that, right here, soon. Like you, I am sure, I’ve found it unsettling. My inner autopilot has sought out the familiar, Continue Reading →