Der Zürcher Hausberg Uetliberg ist auf der Nordseite recht steil, also ausgezeichnet geeignet für ein Everesting. Die 
Regeln für Everesting sind einfach: Es geht darum, „am Stück“ (also ohne etwa dazwischen zu schlafen) eine 
Höhendifferenz von 8848 m (so hoch ist der höchste Berg der Erde) zu absolvieren, und zwar alles am gleichen Berg. 

Dieses Everesting 8848 besteht aus 30 Runden auf dem Laternenweg/Uetlibergweg zwischen Tramendstation 
Albisgütli und Uto Staffel. Dies ergibt 9000 Höhenmeter und 101.7 km. 

Das Everesting 4424 Base Camp wird nach 15 Runden erreicht mit 4500 Höhenmeter und 50.85 km. 

Der Marathon umfasst 13 Runden mit 3900 Höhenmeter und 44.1 km. 

Zum Schnuppern können auch eine oder mehrere Runden gelaufen werden, eine Runde misst 3.39 km und 300 Höhenmeter.

Der Zürcher Hausberg Uetliberg ist auf der Nordseite recht steil, also ausgezeichnet geeignet für ein Everesting. Die 
Regeln für Everesting sind einfach: Es geht darum, „am Stück“ (also ohne etwa dazwischen zu schlafen) eine 
Höhendifferenz von 8848 m (so hoch ist der höchste Berg der Erde) zu absolvieren, und zwar alles am gleichen Berg. 

Dieses Everesting 8848 besteht aus 30 Runden auf dem Laternenweg/Uetlibergweg zwischen Tramendstation 
Albisgütli und Uto Staffel. Dies ergibt 9000 Höhenmeter und 101.7 km. 

Das Everesting 4424 Base Camp wird nach 15 Runden erreicht mit 4500 Höhenmeter und 50.85 km. 

Der Marathon umfasst 13 Runden mit 3900 Höhenmeter und 44.1 km. 

Zum Schnuppern können auch eine oder mehrere Runden gelaufen werden, eine Runde misst 3.39 km und 300 Höhenmeter.

4. Marathon des terroirs du Valais BCVs

33. Dreiländer-Lauf Basel/St. Louis/Weil a. Rhein

Witiker Backyard Ultra Last One Running

8. XTRATRAIL LAVAUX

30. SWISS CANYON TRAIL

66. Bieler Lauftage

11. Scenic Trail

24. LGT Alpin Marathon

1. Interlaken Trail Festival

4. Engiadina Scuol Trail

4. Swiss Irontrail

22. Gornergrat Zermatt Marathon

10. Bernina Ultraks

5. Villars Ultraks

2. Stoos-Trail

BACKYARD ULTRA | THE LAST LAP Varen, VS

16. Trail Verbier St-Bernard by UTMB

5. Engadin Ultra Trail

13. Eiger Ultra Trail by UTMB

Swissalpine

Davos X-Trails

Gondo Marathon

Madrisa Trail Klosters

Swiss Alps 100

Mittelland Marathon

SIMM - Swiss International Mountain Marathon

SuperTrail du Barlatay

Matterhorn Ultraks

Course du Mandement

Churfirsten Trail Run

SwissPeaks Trail

Jungfrau-Marathon

Défi des Muverans

Ettinger Backyard Ultra

Verbier Ultra

Arosa Trailrun

BACKYARD ULTRA | THE LAST LAP JEGENSTORF, BE

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

Wildstrubel by UTMB

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

TransSwissRun

The TransSwissRun is a non-stop foot race connecting the western and eastern ends of Switzerland. This will be the first edition in this format, taking place over 7 days, from Sunday, 14 September, to Sunday, 21 September 2025.

Description and registration: Un Défi, une Passion, une Aventure suisse authentique - Site de transswissrun ! in English et en Français

This route of over 500 km, with 10,000 metres of elevation gain, extends from the commune of Chancy in the canton of Geneva to Müstairin the canton of Grisons.

The event predominantly takes place on roads and gravel paths, crossing five cantons and five mountain passes, four of which are over 2,000 metres in altitude.

Participants will have the opportunity to experience three national languages and admire breathtaking landscapes: shimmering lakes, lush forests, bucolic valleys, and picturesque villages.

Two-thirds of the route follows roads and paths dedicated to cyclists. These well-marked routes offer increased safety and are easily navigable on foot, even at night.

The organisers wish to inform participants in advance that this event is very challenging. There will be no official aid stations, the race is non-stop, the elevation gain is significant, multiple languages are spoken, and some sections are far from shops, hotels, and restaurants, making personal support significantly safer.

Results will be available on DUV.

Trail du Jura bernois

Helvetia Backyard Ultra

Laufwochenende Brugg

Laufwochenende Brugg

Laufwochenende Brugg

Napf-Marathon

Transruinaulta Trailmarathon / Transviamala

SwissCityMarathon - Lucerne

Lausanne Marathon

Rundweg Winterthur Ultra