POLOGNE · Pomeranian Voivodeship
Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 42km: Poland's Coastal Forest Ultra, Measured
Distance
42 km
Date
Droit d’inscription
175 PLN
€ / km
€0.96
Coastal Poland runnable grind: long forest paths, flat speed, and pacing discipline.
Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 42 km (PT43) is the most popular distance at the annual Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail, held on October 17, 2026, starting from Barłomino in Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland. The course covers 42 km (UTMB-measured 42.50 km) with approximately 1,300 m of gain (~31 m/km) across Kashubian moraine hills and Pomeranian forest trails — the highest ridges of the Łeba River valley, visiting Jelenia Góra, Narożna Góra, and Paraszyńskie Górki with views over Lubowidzkie Lake. Described as the event's second hardest distance after the 100km, the PT43 draws more finishers than either the 65km or 100km — 102 recorded in 2024. UTMB Index 50K category. Entry costs €0.96/km (~225 PLN / ~€52 until Oct 13, 2026). Gdańsk Airport (GDN) is approximately 36 minutes away. Not sold out. Founded 2019 / now in its eighth edition. Suits trail runners seeking a challenging but accessible autumn ultra in an off-the-beaten-path coastal Poland setting.
Élévation et Terrain
Mètres totaux
1,300m
D+/KM
31.0m/km
Pour référence, le Tor des Géants 330 km a 73 D+/km.
Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 42km: Poland's Coastal Forest Ultra, Measured
How Hard Is the Pomerania Trail 42km? (Elevation, Named Summits, and What to Expect)▼
Q: How hard is the Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 42km? A: Moderately challenging — described as the event's second hardest distance after the 100km. The course covers 42km (UTMB-measured 42.50km) with approximately 1,300m of gain, running across the highest ridges of the Kashubian moraine hills via Jelenia Góra, Narożna Góra, and Paraszyńskie Górki. At ~31m of gain per kilometre it sits above average for a 42km trail race. October conditions — cool temperatures, autumn mud, forest trails — add to the challenge.
Course Profile — Kashubian Moraine Hills, Forest Ridges, and Lake Views Near Gdańsk▼
Q: What is the Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail and how does the 42km fit in? A: The Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail is a three-distance trail running event held annually in October in the Kashubian forest near Barłomino, northern Poland. The 42km (PT43) is the shortest and most popular distance — 102 finishers in 2024 — alongside the 65km and 100km. The event is now in its eighth edition (founded 2019), organised by the Coconaut running community.
€52 for a UTMB-Indexed 42km in Coastal Poland: The Pomerania Trail Value Case▼
Q: How much does the Coconaut Pomerania Ultra-Trail 42km cost? A: Approximately 225 PLN (~€52) at the standard rate, valid until October 13, 2026. A 2% PayU transaction fee applies. Race-day registration is available at 250 PLN if spots remain. At €0.96/km it is competitively priced for a UTMB-indexed 42km.
Getting There: Gdańsk Airport, Tricity Transport, and Race Base at Barłomino▼
Q: How do I get to the Pomerania Trail start at Barłomino? A: Gdańsk Airport (GDN) is approximately 36 minutes from Barłomino by road, around 20–25 km. The Tricity area (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot) has good rail connections; the last section to Barłomino requires a car or taxi transfer. Accommodation is strongest in central Gdańsk. Free overnight sleeping in a school in Luzino (4.5km from race base) may be available — confirm with organisers.
Logistique
Aéroport le plus proche
Gdańsk (GDN)
Notes
Start: ~0.75–1.5 hrs to Tricity/Kashubia area start towns (often Gdańsk or Wejherowo; TODO: verify) / Public transport: good rail around Tricity; last-mile depends on start / Accommodation: strong in Gdańsk/Gdynia/Sopot; easy logistics
