Verbier Marathon is a 43km alpine trail race held on July 11–12, 2026 in Valais, Switzerland, starting from Moay (Bruson) via cable car and finishing in Verbier. Part of the Trail Verbier St-Bernard by UTMB event — described as the oldest ultra trail in Switzerland — the course gains 3,000m (69.8 m/km) across Mont Rogneux (3,084m), the Panossière glacier suspension bridge, and panoramic ridgelines with Grand Combin and Mont Blanc views.
The average uphill gradient of 15.9% is estimated in the top 7% of European trail races; the average downhill of −15.9% may rank even higher — estimated top 4–6%. The biggest descent drops 1,572m over 11.9 km; a final climb at km 37.53 (642m, 12.9% avg) returns runners to Verbier from below. All distances are sold out. Entry fee not published (sold out). Geneva Airport (GVA) is 134 minutes away. With 2 UTMB Running Stones (50K category), the Verbier Marathon suits technically capable alpine runners with some of the most demanding gradient density in the European 40–50km race calendar.