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Local and international athletes as well as spectators from all over the world will experience the sporting diversity of the Innsbruck region this summer. With the Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival and the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships, it's "On your mark, get set, trailrun!" twice in June. The IFSC Climbing World Cup and Crankworx Innsbruck provide an adrenaline kick for climbing and mountain bike enthusiasts. While the participants of the Innsbruckathlon venture on a sporty sightseeing tour of the city and the track and field athletes of the Golden Roof Challenge compete in the pole vault and long jump with the Golden Roof in the background.
On your mark, get set, run: Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival & World Mountain and Trail Running Championships1-4June 2023 & 6-10 June 2023 | Innsbruck & Innsbruck-Stubai
June is a great time to run in the Innsbruck region. It all starts with the adidas TERREX Innsbruck Alpine Trailrun Festival (IATF), the running event for all classes of runners - from trail run novices to experienced runners. Following the IATF, the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships 2023 (WMTRC 2023) presents the summer sports highlight. At the World Championships, the top runners from all over the world will meet to push their physical limits - against a breathtaking backdrop - and collect valuable world cup points. Around the trend sport and the two leading running events, side events and the Expo will offer sporting vibes and a varied programme for runners, accompanying persons and spectators, always focusing on the connection between sport, environment and sustainability.
Further information: www.innsbruckalpine.at and www.innsbruck-stubai2023.com
TheGolden Roof Challenge is high above the ground7. June 2023 | Maria-Theresien-Straße, Innsbruck
This summer, Innsbruck will set the stage for the world-renowned athletics tour for the 19th time. With the eponymous Golden Roof, the Golden Roof Challenge brings world-class pole vault and long jump athletes to Maria-Theresien-Straße. Probably the most important innovation this summer: top athletes have the chance to collect important world ranking points for the qualification for the World Championships 2023 and the Olympic Games 2024 in a euphoric atmosphere and unique panorama.
Further information: www.goldenroofchallenge.at
"Hanging out" in a different way at the IFSC Climbing World Cup12. June - 18 June 2023 | Climbing Centre Innsbruck
For the third time, the Innsbruck Climbing Centre will host the competitions of the world's climbing elite. In one week, three World Cups and one European Cup will be held in the Alpine capital. At this year's climbing spectacle, top stars like the Czech Adam Ondra and the red-white-red figurehead Jakob Schubert will engage in thrilling duels and guarantee pure thrills for the spectators. In the three international World Cup competitions Bouldering, Lead and Paraclimbing as well as in the European Speed Cup, more than 400 athletes from over 30 nations will be climbing for podium places and valuable World Cup points.
Further information: www.climbingworldcup.com
Attention bike fans: Crankworx is coming to the Bikepark Innsbruck21. June - 25 June 2023 | Bikepark Innsbruck, Mutters
This year, for the seventh time, the Bikepark Innsbruck will serve as the - only European - playground for the international mountain bike elite. In seven disciplines, the world's best male and female athletes compete for the title of "King & Queen of Crankworx". For mountain bike enthusiasts, the multi-day event offers not only plenty of action during the competitions, but also a pure festival atmosphere with a multitude of side events. From the Bike Expo with the latest trends in the bike industry to legendary after-parties and an action-packed kids' programme, the Bikepark Innsbruck presents itself in its festival garb.
Further information: www.crankworx.com/festival/innsbruck
Higher, faster, further: Sightseeing of a special kind at the Innsbruckathlon30. June - 1 July 2023 | Innsbruck
More than 20 spectacular obstacles, 10+ kilometres and 100% fun factor - this is probably the toughest sightseeing tour in the world. While the participants conquer energy-sapping obstacles, they are accompanied by the unique panorama of Innsbruck and the highlights of the city - past the Golden Roof, up to the Bergisel and with a view of the Nordkette to the finish. Whether ambitious frequent runners or enthusiastic amateur athletes, thanks to the different starting blocks, every fitness level is welcome. There is happy news for all those who prefer a crisp, short sightseeing tour: the 5+ distance with 10+ obstacles celebrates its premiere.
Further information: www.beatthecity.at/innsbruckathlon
Tip: environmentally friendly and relaxed with public transport in and through the regionIf youwant to avoid the car when travelling to the summer event highlights in and around Innsbruck, the train is the best way to go. What's more, in addition to the tried and tested connections of the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), the WESTbahn has also recently made a stop in the Tyrolean capital. This makes the environmentally friendly journey to the alpine-urban region of Innsbruck even easier than before. And you can also get around easily on site by train, bus and tram - especially with the Welcome Card guest card: available free of charge at partner businesses for stays of two nights or more, it includes the use of all public transport in the association's area. So if you want to enjoy the wide range of sports on offer in the Innsbruck region, you can simply leave your own four wheels at home with a clear conscience.
About Innsbruck TourismInnsbruckTourism is the official destination management organisation of the Innsbruck region, which stretches from the Tyrolean capital across 40 towns in its surroundings - from the Inn Valley to the Mieminger Plateau via Kühtai to the Sellrain Valley. With almost 3.5 million overnight stays annually (as of 2019), the Innsbruck region is one of the largest tourism institutions in Austria and is a unique symbiosis of vibrant urban space and fascinating alpine mountains. Diverse city flair and sightseeing are only a breath away from the next cycling or hiking tour, the next skiing or winter hiking experience. The free Welcome Card guest card is the key to the boundless diversity of the region: with the free use of public transport, up and across numerous highlights can be experienced sustainably and comfortably. For the approximately 90 employees, the guest is at the centre of their thoughts and actions. Through their enthusiasm for the alpine-urban area, they convey to their guests what their own heart beats for and thus prepare unforgettable holiday experiences in harmony with man and nature time and again. With a total of 12 tourism information sites, Innsbruck Tourism is close to its guests, in the middle of the action and with its finger on the pulse - a hub for authentic stories and personal impressions of local characters, which can be found on the popular blog and social channels under #myinnsbruck.
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