Starkenberger HOMERUN Imst Acoomodation Package
- 3 overstay nights in the holiday region Imst
- URLAUB(S)PASS – Your added value for Imst
- Transfer to Hochzeiger, Starkenberger Homerun, …
- Accommodation without board
starting for 149,00 EUR
Format
Categories
MEN
WOMEN
MIXED
MASTER MEN
both participants together older than 80 years
MASTER WOMEN
both participants together older than 80 years
MASTER MIXED
both participants together older than 80 years
SENIOR MASTER MEN
both participants together older than 100 years
SENIOR MASTER WOMEN
both participants together older than 100 years
SENIOR MASTER MIXED
both participants together older than 100 years
Competitors must meet the respective age requirement on the start day of their event. Should a category fail to attract at least 15 competitors, runners who have signed up for this age category will compete in another age category.
Classification for teams and companies
To be part of the classification, you have to be minimum three or more teams. The three fastest teams of your company will be classified.
Courses
NORTH
SHORT: Obtarrenz - Imst
Distance 10,6 km, 209 m vertical ascent, 650 m vertical descent.
Runners start from the sports ground in Obtarrenz. They first take on the spectacular trail through the Salvesenklamm gorge to Starkenberg Castle and on to Hochimst before completing the final few kilometres through the Rosengarten gorge to the finish in Imst.
LONG: Fernsteinsee - Imst
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: Obtarrenz | 10,6 |
| V2 Schloss Starkenberg | 6,9 |
| Finish: Imst | 0,0 |
| Course | Distance to finish/km |
| Start: Fernsteinsee | 25,7 |
| V1 Sinneswald | 16,3 |
| V2 Schloss Starkenberg | 6,9 |
| Finish: Imst | 0,0 |
SOUTH
SHORT: Mils - Imst
Distance 10,7 km, 602 m vertical ascent, 594 m vertical descent.
From Mils, the route leads up to the Milser Berg. The final section leads along the Panoramaweg trail to Gunglgrün, then through the Rosengarten gorge to the finish in Imst.
LONG: Landeck - Imst
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: Mils School | 10,7 |
| Finish: Imst | 0,0 |
| Course | Distance to finish/km |
| Start: Landeck | 29,4 |
| V1 Rifenal | 20,2 |
| V2 Mils School | 10,7 |
| Finish: Imst | 0,0 |
Accommodation
Medical Crew
Safety is our number one priority. That is why there will be members of the MEDICAL CREW and/or local ambulance service out on the course until the last runner reaches the finish line. If you have a medical problem, please call the medical information hotline or ask another runner to do so for you. In emergency situations please ask another runner to carry out first aid while you wait for the medical team to arrive. Important! All runners MUST provide first aid to other competitors who are in need. Don’t worry about losing time – any time loss incurred as the result of helping another runner will be deducted from your overall time at the finish line.
The alpine environment can be challenging and unpredictable, so it may take a while for the medical team to arrive. We therefore call on all runners to take responsibility for their own welfare and be sensible. If you are feeling unwell it is better to abandon the race too early rather than too late – ideally at one of checkpoints or feed stations along the course. If you have recently passed a checkpoint or feed station and wish to abandon, please go back and ask for help.
Medical information hotline: +49 151 550 101 48
European emergency number: 112
Contact
Project lead:
Heinrich Albrecht
Phone: +49 (0)89 651299-45
Mail: [email protected]
Participants management:
Petra Heger
Phone: +49 (0)89 651299-41
Mail: [email protected]
Press:
Julia Conrad
Phone: +49 (0)89 651299-31
Mobile: +49 (0)151 550 101 51
Mail: [email protected]
Expo:
Anika Stephan
Phone: +49 (0)89 651299-35
Mobile: +49(0)151 55010145
Mail: [email protected]