Trail races at a fair price.
Find races worth the effort, and the people who've really run them.
How we measure price
Climbing counts: every 100 m of D+ equals 1 km.
km + D+ ÷ 100 = km-effort
price ÷ km-effort = cost per km-effort
Example: 50 km with 3,000 m of D+ = 80 km-effort.
This is ITRA's km-effort, the measure of effort used in trail running.
One colour, at a glance
Each distance is compared with the reference race in its country, for the same effort.
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Fair price
Costs less than the reference race, for the same effort.
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Above threshold
Past the fair-price threshold: getting close to big-circuit prices.
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Big circuits
Prices of a major international circuit.
Race pages built for trail running
Everything you need to choose and prepare, in one place.
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Course
Distance, elevation gain, GPX track with map and elevation profile.
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Rules
Cut-off times, aid stations and mandatory kit, with a link to the official source.
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What you get
What the entry fee includes, and what you pay for separately.
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Price history
How much it has gone up since the previous edition, at the same price tier.
Verified data, real advice
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Official sources only
No estimated values. If something isn't verified, we say so.
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Verified finishers
Runners prove they finished with Strava or the official results.
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A community for each race
Lift sharing, course recces, finding a pacer.
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No conflicts of interest
Organisers can't review their own race, and sponsored content is always labelled.