The Athlete has to pass the Turnpoints in the order and type announced by the Race Committee (“Race Route”)
The organisation reserves the right to change the route or parts of the route.
Start: Salzburg, Austria.
Athletes must walk through a flagged out corridor and follow a set route. The organisation reserves the right to change the route or parts of the route between the Start and Turnpoint 1. If this occurs, the route will be provided to the teams in a briefing before the race.
Coordinates: N47.798850° E013.048400°
TP1: Gaisberg, Austria.
Athletes must sign a Signboard positioned on the summit of the Gaisberg mountain near Salzburg.
Coordinates: N47.804133° E013.110917°
If flyable, the take-off area on the Gaisberg will be defined by the Race Committee.
TP2: Wagrain Kleinarl, Austria.
Athletes must sign a Signboard situated close to the soccer field in Kleinarl.
Coordinates: N47.274628° E013.318581°
TP3: Kitzbühl Streif, Austria.
Athletes must sign a Signboard situated close to the starting place of the Streif race.
Coordinates: N47.426461° E012.371147°
TP4: Chiemsee-Achental, Germany.
Athletes must fly or walk through a cylinder centred on the Achendelta of lake Chiemsee.
Coordinates: N47.858077° E012.500269°, radius 3000m.
Athletes must afterwards sign a Signboard situated close to the landing place in Marquartstein.
Coordinates: N47.767503° E012.457437°
TP5: Lermoos, Tiroler Zugspitzarena, Austria.
Zugspitz Summit must be passed north
Coordinates N47.421063° E010.985517°
Athletes must sign a Signboard situated close to the landing place in Lermoos.
Coordinates: N47.401283° E010.879767°
TP6: Säntis, Switzerland.
Athletes must fly or walk into a cylinder centred on the Säntis peak.
Coordinates: N47.249365° E009.343238°, radius 2000m
TP7: Fiesch, Switzerland.
Athletes must sign a Signboard situated close to the landing field in Fiesch.
Coordinates: N46.40940° E008.13688°
TP8: Dent d’Oche, France.
Athletes must walk or fly around the Dent d’Oche peak counterclockwise.
Coordinates: N46.352357° E006.731626°
TP9: Mont Blanc, France.
Athletes must fly or walk around the Mont Blanc peak counterclockwise.
Coordinates: N 45.830359° E006.867674°
TP10: Piz Palü, Switzerland.
Athletes must walk or fly into a cylinder centred at the summit of Piz Palü.
Coordinates: N46.378200° E009.958730°, radius 3500m
TP11: Kronplatz, Italy.
Athletes must sign a Signboard situated close to the summit of Kronplatz.
Coordinates: N46.737598° E011.954900°
TP12: Schmittenhöhe, Austria.
Athletes must sign a Signboard situated close to the summit of Schmittenhöhe.
Coordinates: N47.328744° E012.737518°
Finish: float in the lake of Zell am See, Austria
Coordinates: N47.325293° E012.801692°
The athlete has to land with his mandatory equipment on the float unless otherwise instructed by the race director.
In case of no flyable weather the float has to be reached by swimming. In this case the mandatory equipment can be left at the beach close to the float.