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Chianti Ultra Trail by UTMB 120K

120K·5,200m gain·Radda in Chianti, Italy
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Distance120K
Gain5,200m
Date20 Mar 2026
Difficulty5/5

About This Race

The flagship 4 Running Stone distance takes runners on an epic journey connecting Chianti's historic castles across 120 kilometers of demanding terrain. With 5200 meters of elevation gain, this race represents one of the more challenging offerings in the UTMB World Series, demanding both physical and mental fortitude.

The flagship 4 Running Stone distance takes runners on an epic journey connecting Chianti's historic castles across 120 kilometers of demanding terrain. With 5200 meters of elevation gain, this race represents one of the more challenging offerings in the UTMB World Series, demanding both physical and mental fortitude.

Elevation

5,200m(17,060 ft)

Elevation gain

Map showing Chianti Ultra Trail by UTMB 120K location

Detailed elevation profile coming soon

Practical Info

Weather

Spring conditions in Tuscany typically feature mild temperatures, moderate humidity, and occasional light rain, with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to mid-60s Fahrenheit.

Nearest Airport

FLR - Florence Airport

Accommodation

Radda in Chianti offers boutique hotels, agriturismos, and wine estates for lodging. Florence, about 45 minutes away, provides additional accommodation options with easy access to the race venue.

Best For

destination runnerswine enthusiastscultural experience seekersintermediate to advanced trail runners

Notable Features

This UTMB World Series event uniquely combines serious trail running with Tuscany's wine culture, taking runners through historic Chianti vineyards, medieval castles, and traditional villages. The spring timing offers ideal weather and showcases the region at its most beautiful, while the finish-line celebrations feature local Chianti wines and traditional Italian hospitality that sets this race apart from typical mountain ultras.