The countdown begins for the eleventh edition of the trail and ultrarunning event in the Pontedilegno-Tonale area (September 26-28, 2025). The main event features four distances ranging from 35 to 170 km, while side formats including a Vertical Kilometer race. Partnership continues with TORX eXperience international series
February 19th marks the official start of registration for the 2025 edition of Adamello Ultra Trail, scheduled for September 26-28. The trail and ultrarunning event along the paths of WWI in the Pontedilegno-Tonale area (Northern Italy) is once again ready to showcase the natural beauty of Alta Valle Camonica and Alta Val di Sole, between the Adamello and Stelvio Nature Parks.
Following a memorable tenth edition, which set new records for both participants (902) and represented Countries (32), the ASD Adamello Ultra Trail organization has confirmed the entire main event’s program. On Friday, September 26, from the headquarters in Vezza d’Oglio (Brescia), runners will take the start for the Adamello Half Trail 60 km (4,000m elevation gain), Adamello Trail 100 km (6,050m elevation gain), and Adamello Ultra Trail 170 km (11,500m elevation gain). On Saturday afternoon, from nearby Monno, the Adamello Short Trail 35 km (2,200m elevation gain) will also kick off.
#AUT has also extended its partnership with international trail running series TORX eXperience. As in the 2024 edition, finishers of the two longest routes will have the opportunity to secure a slot for the Tor Des Géants – TOR330 without going through the draft.
Until June 30, 2025, registrations will be available through the Datasport portal at early bird rates: 80 euros for the 60 km, 100 euros for the 100 km, and 200 euros for the flagship 170 km distance. From July 1st, fees will increase to 90, 120, and 220 euros respectively. The 35 km race maintains a fixed price of 40 euros. Group discounts and special rates for ASD Adamello Ultra Trail members are available; for more information, contact the organization at in**@****************il.it.
As usual, the Adamello Series side events will kick off the Adamello Ultra Trail program, featuring the Adamello Vertical Kilometer (competitive, slow, and junior categories) and Adamello Trail Junior, scheduled for Sunday, September 14. The first novelty of this edition is indeed about the Vertical race, which recently received a three-year certification from the International Skyrunning Federation, and is now valid for the VK Open Championships, an international circuit starting January 24 in Brazil and ending in October in Bulgaria.
“Coming off a special edition, we look to maintain this momentum, promoting our mountains and trail running for all ages,” commented the organizers. “We’ve already announced news about the Vertical race, and we’re proud that athletes and enthusiasts from all over the world have already contacted us for more information: we can’t wait to welcome them to our trails.”
