Karwendelmarsch
the route leads fantastically over alpine terrain © Achensee Tourismus
The winners of the 15th Karwendel March on 31 August 2024 (from left): third-placed Toni Seewald, winner Thomas Roach (with a course record!) and second-placed Alexander Rainer. © Karwendelmarsch
The successful women's trio of the Karwendelmarsch 2024 (from left): third-placed Verena Hohenrainer, winner Maike Drieb-Schön and second-placed Sophia Moosbrugger. © Karwendelmarsch
on the way towards Hohljoch © Achensee Tourismus
participants past the Laliderer walls (Laliderer Wände) © Achensee Tourismus
Karwendelmarsch refreshment station at the Gramai Alm © Achensee Tourismus
on the route © Achensee Tourismus
Karwendelmarsch participants on tour © Achensee Tourismus
at the starting point in Scharnitz at 06.00 in the morning © Karwendelmarsch
fantastic mountain scenery at the Karwendelmarsch 2023 © Karwendelmarsch
the spectacular mountain scenery - Karwendelmarsch 2023 - Laliderer walls © Karwendelmarsch
The Karwendelmarsch starts in Scharnitz (964 metres) and covers 52km through the Karwendel, with the following route points and refreshment stations:
the Schafstallboden (1.173m), 9,58km
the Karwendelhaus (1.771m), 18,19km
the Kleiner Ahornboden (1.399m), 24,23km
the Falkenhütte (1.848m), 30,23km
the Eng (1.227m) – 35km Finish,
the Binsalm (1.502m), 38,37km
the Gramai Hochleger (1.756m), 41,52km
the Gramai Alm (1.263m), 44,50km and
the Falzthurn Alm (1.098m), 48,18km
to Pertisau am Achensee (932m) – 52km Finish
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Infrastructure on site
Karwendelmarsch 2025
Live-results: my.raceresult.com/315256/live
Result lists: my.raceresult.com/315256/results
Difficulty
Hard
Route Length
52 km
Route Time Total
10:00 h
Elevation Gain
2.281 hm