One mountain range. Four local authorities. Four distances. One shared goal.
KAISERIN100
The new trail running event in the Kaiserwinkl
On 17 and 18 September 2027, the KAISERIN100 will make its debut in the Kaiserwinkl. This new trail running event combines sporting challenges with the stunning mountain scenery surrounding the Kaiser Mountains. Four different distances, four starting points and a shared finish line in Kössen make the event a special experience for trail running enthusiasts.
Whether it’s your first time on the trails or your next big challenge in ultra-running: the KAISERIN100 offers the right route for all ability levels. The course alternates between demanding trail sections, fast forest tracks and stretches with stunning views.
The four distances
| Route length | Elevation gain | Home | |
|---|---|---|---|
| KAISERIN100 (women only) | 103 km | 5,600 metres of elevation gain | Kössen |
| KAISERIN75 | 80 km | 4,500 metres of elevation gain | Walchsee |
| EMPRESS50 | 54 km | 2,900 metres of elevation gain | Rettenschöss |
| EMPRESS25 | 28 km | 1,200 metres of elevation gain | Schwendt |
From scenic mountain paths to challenging trails and varied forest tracks: each of the four routes has its own character and offers unique views of the Kaiser Mountains.
A platform for strong women
The KAISERIN100 sends a strong message in favour of greater visibility for women in trail running. The longest distance, covering 103 kilometres, is reserved exclusively for female athletes and offers them their own platform for sporting excellence.
All running enthusiasts are welcome to take part in the three other distances. The focus is on endurance, passion and the joy of being active in the mountains.
The Kaiserwinkl as the backdrop for the KAISERIN100
Kössen, Walchsee, Rettenschöss and Schwendt together form the backdrop for the new trail running event. Each of the four municipalities is the starting point for its own route and brings its own unique scenic character to the event.
Amidst impressive mountain panoramas, varied paths and scenic trails, participants will discover the diversity of the Kaiserwinkl from a sporting perspective. All routes ultimately lead to Kössen, where the shared finish line awaits the runners.
