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Bohinj — mountain landscape
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📍 Bohinj, Slovenia
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Winter Trail Run Bohinj

≈ 6 March 2027 · Bohinj, Slovenia

Estimated date — the organiser has not announced the exact day yet

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Distances
18K · 12K · 6K
Profile
Hilly
Surface
Trail
Slots
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Visa
Schengen
Time limit
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The Winter Trail Run Bohinj is a winter trail race at the Soriška planina ski area above Bohinj, part of the Bohinj ski touring festival; in 2026 it took place on 7 March. The course is a 6 km snow loop with about 300 m of climbing: runners choose one, two or three laps — 6, 12 or 18 km — and everyone starts together. It is not technical and suits anyone with basic trail experience, with refreshments and spectators at the base of the slope on every lap. It is run by the team behind the Julian Alps Trail Run by UTMB and the Ultra Trail Vipava Valley, and the vibe is relaxed, with runners and ski tourers mingling. Bohinj means a glacial lake in Triglav National Park, the Savica waterfall, the Vogel cable car and its famous local cheese.

Course records

No course record data yet.

Weather in March

-4–6°C
cold
Frosty mountain winter — snow and ice possible.

Starter pack 2025

  • bib with timing chip
  • finisher medal
  • technical t-shirt
  • goody bag
Standard starter pack.

Pacers & bib pickup

No pacers announced for this race.
Bib pickup
Bohinj expo
day before the race only
Bib pickup the day before.
Registration opens
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Registration closes
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Current price
TBC
Status checked
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Course map

Route not added yet

What’s nearby

Walking
Lake Bohinj — Slovenia's largest natural lake.
30 minutes
Savica Waterfall — The famous waterfall above the lake.
Vogel — A ski resort with views of Triglav.

Dinner before the race

Carb-loading recommendation coming later.

After the finish

Water, fruit and snacks at the finish.

Airports

LJU · 60 min

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