UTH Salomon Ultra-Trail Hungary

Q: How much elevation gain does UTH Salomon Ultra-Trail Hungary 84km have? A: D+ = 3,186m, officially confirmed -- exact match between the published figure and GPX analysis (GPX actual distance 83.35km). At 38m of D+ per kilometre the course ranks 217th most vertical out of 390 European ultras -- solidly middle of the database. Total D- is 3,647m. The course traverses the Pilis Hills north of Budapest where maximum elevation rarely exceeds 750m. This is sustained rolling forest terrain with continuous accumulated vertical rather than dramatic alpine climbing.

Q: How do I get to UTH Salomon Ultra-Trail Hungary 84km? A: Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) is approximately 44 minutes from the Szentendre and Pilis Hills area. From Budapest city centre the start area is 20-50 minutes by suburban rail (HEV) or bus -- exceptional public transport for a trail ultra. Budapest has abundant accommodation at all price points. Note: the exact 2026 start town was listed as Szentendre pending confirmation; verify the 2027 base location on ultratrail.hu. The area also includes the historic town of Szentendre and Visegrad castle.

Q: Is UTH Salomon Ultra-Trail Hungary 84km sold out? A: The 2026 edition sold out with medium sell-out intensity; registration is now closed as the race ran on May 24, 2026. Entry was 145 euros (approximately 1.73 euros per km) at the final pricing tier -- the fee rose through approximately four tiers from around 98 euros to 145 euros. Note: the formsite.com registration platform may add currency conversion fees for non-EUR bank accounts. Monitor ultratrail.hu for 2027 registration opening dates and early-bird pricing.

Q: How hard is UTH Salomon Ultra-Trail Hungary 84km? A: Significantly demanding despite modest gradient rankings. With 3,186m of D+ over 84km (38m/km) the course sits in the middle of 390 European ultras for vertical density -- this is sustained rolling terrain not alpine climbing. No single descent drops more than 420m; the biggest climb rises 446m. The challenge is accumulated fatigue over 84km of continuous forest trail including at least one night segment. The Pilis Hills terrain is mixed forest with some technical singletrack. Cutoffs apply at intermediate checkpoints; verify specific times on the official website for the 2027 edition.