DYNAFIT TRAIL RUN3

Information

The mountain sports company DYNAFIT has therefore decided to get involved and extend the Starkenberger Homerun into a three-day event by adding the DYNAFIT Trail Run³. The courses featuring at both events, which will take place from 18 until 20 September, include many sections along the uniquely beautiful Starkenberger Panoramaweg trail. Both events, the Starkenberger Homerun and the DYNAFIT Trail Run³, are designed for teams of two runners. Restrictions currently in place mean the number of starting spots is strictly limited to 200 teams of two per event. The DYNAFIT Trail Run³begins on Friday 18 September with a seven-kilometre mountain sprint from Jerzens onto the Hochzeiger mountain featuring 1,205 vertical metres of uphill to be completed. The second stage of the three-day event is the Long route of the Starkenberger Homerun.The third and final act is on Sunday 20 September. The start and finish are both in Imst, but the route is 33 kilometres in length with 2,270 vertical metres of ascent and descent.

Covid-19

All Covid-19 rules are mandatory for the DYNAFIT Trail Run³ and for the Starkenberger Homerun.

Here you can find the Covid-19 Regulations

Registration

The registration for the DYNAFIT Trail Run³ is closed. Please write an E-Mail to [email protected] for late registration.

Start list

In order to give participants maximum financial security, the starting fee must be paid not when you register but instead 14 days before the start of the event. If the event has to be cancelled due to coronavirus, no fee will be charged. If, however, participants cancel their registration for other reasons then the normal cancellation conditions apply. This is the case for the new DYNAFIT Trail Run³and the Starkenberger Homerun.

Starter package

DYNAFIT Trail Run3
DYNAFIT backpack Vert 3 event edition
DYNAFIT race belt
Individual start number w/ chip for autom. time-taking
Clothing bag IMST
Luggage tag with start number
2x voucher worth 9€ for selected restaurants in Imst (notice on first event day)
Free of charge descent with the cable car on Friday
Clothing bag transport and depot in the start/finish area
Medical care if needed
Finisher Medal
Download certificate
DYNAFIT scarf
Goodwill gifts (Sebamed, Orthomol, Clifbar, Enervit, Silberpfeil Energy Drink)
210,- € person / 420,- € per team

Mandatory equipment

All competitors must have the following equipment for the duration of the competition:

Closed trail running shoes with a grip sole, suitable for running in alpine terrain
Running backpack
Rainwear or outerwear as rain protection (at least a waterproof rain jacket)
Warm clothing (top and long trousers or leggings/leg warmers) as isolating intermediate layer under overcoat (basic rule: no skin may be visible!)
Gloves and cap
Cups in order to receive drinks at food stations
Water tank with a minimum holding capacity of 1 liter

Labelled food (marked with bib number)
Emergency equipment (1x compress 10×10, 2x bandage packages, 2x gloves, 1x triangular bandage, 4x adhesive plasters, emergency whistle, blistering plasters, rescue blanket)
Bottle with a minimum of 50ml disinfectant
Mouth-nose covering in start/finish area, at the food/water stops and if the minimum distance of 1,5m is not possible
GPS watch with complete course data stored or alternatively printed course map(s)
Backpack for running
Mobile phone with stored number for emergency calls (it must be ensured that the phone can make calls abroad)

The race organizers will perform random checks prior to the race start and at various check points on whether the aforementioned mandatory equipment/clothing is indeed being carried along. If mandatory equipment were to be missing, the participant in question will get time penalty or will be disqualified from the race.

Don’t forget to also bring sun cream, oil-based skin cream to combat chafing, a pair of sunglasses, poles and plenty to eat and drink.

Courses

Mountain Uphill

Distance 6,4 km, Meters of ascent 906 hm, Meters of descent 70 hm

The event kicks off with the short mountain uphill from Jerzens to Sechszeiger, Pitztal.

Course	Distance to finish/km
Start: Jerzens	6,4
Finish: Sechszeiger	0,0

Homerun Fernsteinsee - Imst (Runner 1)

Distance 25,7 km, 1.061 m vertical ascent, 1.228 m vertical descent.

From the Fernsteinsee lake, the route heads towards the village of Nassereith. The route follows the Starkenberger Panoramatrail uphill to feed station 1 Sinneswald and continues to the chapel Sinnesbrunn. This is followed by a descent through beautiful larchwood forests to Obtarrenz. Finally, participants can look forward to a spectacular trail through the Salvesenklamm gorge to feed station 2 at Starkenberg Castle and on to Hochimst. All that then remains is the final section through the Rosengarten gorge to the finish in Imst.

Course	Distance to finish/km
Start: Fernsteinsee	25,7
V1 Sinneswald	16,3
V2 Schloss Starkenberg	6,9
Finish: Imst	0,0

Homerun Landeck - Imst (Runner 2)

Distance 29,4 km, 1.676 m of vertical ascent, 1.705 m of vertical descent.

From Landeck city center, runners head straight into the Hüttleswald forest and remain at around 1300 metres above sea level until they cross the Zamer Bach river. The first descent leads downhill to feed station 1 to Rifendal and on to the Kronburg fortress. There then follows a short ascent to Falterschein. Crossing Asteboden, further on to Obsaurs and then continue down to the floor of the Inn Valley. After crossing the Inn river, the route leads to feed station 2, through Mils and then up again, this time onto the Milser Berg. The final section leads along the Panoramaweg trail to Gunglgrün, then through the Putzenschlucht gorge to the finish in Imst.

Course	Distance to finish/km
Start: Landeck	29,4
V1 Rifenal	20,2
V2 Mils Schule	10,7
Finish: Imst	0,0

DYNAFIT Trail Run Imst

Distance 33,0 km, Meters of ascent 2270 hm, Meters of descent 2270 m

The course leads through the Rosengartenschlucht up to Hochimst. From here the route follows the Imster Höhenweg. Before we go up to the summit of Laggers (2.382m) we reach food station V1 at Laggerswald. We continue via the technical difficult but beautiful Larsengrat to the Ödkarlekopf (2.565m) and Pleiskopf (2560m), the highest point of the race. The descent leads via Schaflanne to V2 Muttekopfhütte (1.934m). A really nice climb leads via the Platteinwiesen to Latschenhütte and further to V3 Rastbichl. From here we will head back towards Hochamts and down stunning forest trails back to the finish in Imst.

Course	Distance to finish/km	Time limit
Start: Imst	33,0	Start 08.30 am
V1 Spitzwald	25,5	10.10 am
V2 Mutte Hütte	15,4	1.30 pm
V3 Rastbichl	6,0	2.20 pm
Finish: Imst	0,0	3.00 pm

Program

Friday, September 18, 2026

08.00 am - 01.00 pm	Accreditation for startnumbers DTR at the city hall Imst
from 02.00 pm	1st Start Mountain Uphill Hochzeiger - Jerzens (start numbers 1-40)
from 03.00 pm	2nd Start Mountain Uphill Hochzeiger - Jerzens (start numbers 40+)

Saturday, September 19, 2026

From 06.00	Race-Office in Imst
08.15	Equipment check & line-up at Fernsteinsee
08.45	Short race briefing at Fernsteinsee
09.00	Start LONG at Fernsteinsee (classification is based on the ranking list)
09.15	Equipment check & line-up in Landeck
09.45	Short race briefing in Landeck
10.00	Start LONG in Landeck (classification is based on the ranking list)
16.00	Award ceremony in Imst

Sunday, September 20, 2026

From 6.00	Race-Office in Imst
06.45	Equipment check & line-up in Imst
07.15	Short race briefing in Imst
07.30	1st Start DYNAFIT Trail Run Imst (classification is based on the overall ranking list from Saturday, place 1-40)
07.45	Equipment check & line-up in Imst
08.15	Short race briefing in Imst
08.30	2nd Start DYNAFIT Trail Run Imst (classification is based on the overall ranking list from Saturday, place 41 and following)
After the finish	Award ceremony in the different categories in Imst

Shuttles / Accommodation

Local bus in the holiday region of Imst with your guest pass URLAUB(S)PASS.