Ultramarathon

Austria Backyard Ultra Kirchdorf in Tirol

Austria Backyard Ultra Kirchdorf runs a flat 6.706-kilometer riverside yard every hour, keeping crews close while the last runner standing decides the end.

Listed startSaturday, September 19, 2026
Distance categoryUltramarathon
Race formatBackyard ultra
LocationKirchdorf in Tirol, Austria
Get alertsRace record updated September 24, 2026

Quick facts

  • Only about nine meters of climbing on each 6.706-kilometer yard.
  • The open-ended backyard is stored separately from the capped 7+1 event.
  • Hourly starts continue until one runner completes a final solo loop.
  • Crew and indoor rest space sit close to the riverside course.

About the Austria Backyard Ultra Kirchdorf in Tirol

Kirchdorf is the flattest race in the Austria Backyard Ultra series. The open-ended main event is separate from the capped 7+1 competition held alongside it, and only the main backyard belongs in this row.

Course

The 6.706-kilometer yard follows a flat route beside the Großache with only about nine meters of gain. Runners repeat it each hour until one athlete completes a final solo yard.

Race-day weather

Early autumn in Tyrol can start cool and become mild in daylight before temperatures fall overnight. River fog, rain and repeated cold stops are the main weather-management risks.

Past Austria Backyard Ultra Kirchdorf in Tirol dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2026Saturday, September 19, 2026—Open results

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The listed start date for the 2026 Austria Backyard Ultra Kirchdorf in Tirol is Saturday, September 19, 2026. Check the official site for current race status and final results.

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