Swissalpine Marathon Swissalpine Marathon Swissalpine Marathon

• Date Date Date	2017/07/29 2017/07/29 2017/07/29
  Registration Period Registration Period Registration Period	2016/12/01 - 2017/07/26 2016/12/01 - 2017/07/26 2016/12/01 - 2017/07/26
  Area/Region Area/Region Area/Region	Europe Europe Europe
  Country Country Country	Davos, Switzerland Davos, Switzerland Davos, Switzerland
  Categories Categories Categories	Ultra Marathon Ultra Marathon Ultra Marathon
  Participation Fee Participation Fee Participation Fee	170 CHF 170 CHF 170 CHF
  Number of Starters (Previous Year) Number of Starters (Previous Year) Number of Starters (Previous Year)	662 662 662
  Number of Finishers (Previous Year) Number of Finishers (Previous Year) Number of Finishers (Previous Year)	561 561 561
  Web Site Web Site Web Site	http://www.swissalpine.ch http://www.swissalpine.ch http://www.swissalpine.ch

  The most famous track on the programme of the Swissalpine Marathon and the world's largest mountain Ultramarathon: in this challenging mountain range the participants undertake 21 of the total 77.5 kilometers in high alpine terrain. With an altitude difference of 2’800 meters, the route from Davos to Filisur and Bergün crosses the Keschhütte and the Sertig Pass back to Davos.
  
  Photo/Text Source: http://www.swissalpine.ch
  The most famous track on the programme of the Swissalpine Marathon and the world's largest mountain Ultramarathon: in this challenging mountain range the participants undertake 21 of the total 77.5 kilometers in high alpine terrain. With an altitude difference of 2’800 meters, the route from Davos to Filisur and Bergün crosses the Keschhütte and the Sertig Pass back to Davos.
  
  Photo/Text Source: http://www.swissalpine.ch
  The most famous track on the programme of the Swissalpine Marathon and the world's largest mountain Ultramarathon: in this challenging mountain range the participants undertake 21 of the total 77.5 kilometers in high alpine terrain. With an altitude difference of 2’800 meters, the route from Davos to Filisur and Bergün crosses the Keschhütte and the Sertig Pass back to Davos.
  
  Photo/Text Source: http://www.swissalpine.ch

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