
Poland · Dolnośląskie (Sudetes)
Distance
170 km
Date
Entry fee
PLN 480
€ / km
€0.65
New date pending
This race has already occurred. A new date for next year’s edition is pending.
DFBG 100 Mile Trail: 170km Through the Sudetes, Measured
The Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 100 Mile Trail is a 170km ultramarathon starting in Dlugopole-Zdroj and finishing in Ladek-Zdroj through the Sudetes of Lower Silesia, Poland. Introduced in 2025 as a new DFBG distance, the race is in only its second edition in 2026. The course gains 5,193m D+ and descends 5,109m D- (30.6 m/km) -- a near-balanced profile (38.6% uphill / 23.3% flat / 38.1% downhill) -- with a 38-hour cut-off and a 05:00 Friday start. The race carries 6 ITRA points and is a UTMB Index 100M event, capped at 150 runners.
At 8.3% distance-weighted average uphill gradient and -8.2% average downhill gradient (both LOWER-MID tier, near-perfectly symmetric), the 100 Mile Trail is defined by sustained moderate-gradient effort across 170km and one full night rather than by extreme individual pitches. The course opens with a 5km climb from km 0.03 (7% avg) and closes with a 5.3 km technical descent into Ladek-Zdroj (Descent 3, km 166.20). At km 122, the course crosses the Srebrna Gora hanging bridge -- a distinctive landmark where crew support is restricted. The inaugural 2025 edition course records stand at 19:16:51 (men: Jakub Gorzelańczyk, who also holds the DFBG 130km CR) and 23:26:00 (women: Justyna Folenga).
Wroclaw Airport (WRO) is 105 minutes from the festival base; transport to the Dlugopole-Zdroj start requires planning. Entry costs 480-540 PLN (~EUR 0.65/km); 150-person cap with registration open at b4sportonline.pl. The finish in Ladek-Zdroj is the festival base itself, making post-race logistics more straightforward than the 130km sibling.
Elevation and Terrain
Total Meters
5,193m
D+/KM
30.5m/km
For context, the Tor des Géants 330 loop has 73 D+/km.
Avg Uphill Gradient
8.3%
Avg Downhill Gradient
-8.2%
Uphill gradient distribution
| 2–5% | 23.6 km | |
|---|---|---|
| 5–10% | 23.2 km | |
| 10–15% | 11.6 km | |
| 15–20% | 5.0 km | |
| 20%+ | 3.2 km |
Route Profile
AnalysedTerrain breakdown
| 38.6% | Uphill |
|---|---|
| 23.3% | Flat |
| 38.1% | Downhill |
Terrain
Dolnośląski Festiwal Biegów Górskich – 170 km 170km Top Climbs
Top Climbs
| 1 | 8.5 km · 458 m gain starts km 64 · avg 5.4% · max 27.1% |
|---|---|
| 2 | 4.9 km · 350 m gain starts km 33 · avg 7.2% · max 19.9% |
| 3 | 5.0 km · 348 m gain starts km 0 · avg 7.0% · max 23.7% |
Top descents
| 1 | 5.9 km · 473 m drop starts km 38 · avg -8.0% · max -50.1% |
|---|---|
| 2 | 4.9 km · 378 m drop starts km 54 · avg -7.7% · max -17.4% |
| 3 | 5.3 km · 356 m drop starts km 166 · avg -7.0% · max -24.8% |
What is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 170km (100 Mile Trail)?
What is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 170km (100 Mile Trail)?▼
The DFBG 100 Mile Trail (Polish: Sto Mil Trail) is a 170km ultramarathon through the Sudetes of Lower Silesia, Poland, starting in Dlugopole-Zdroj and finishing in Ladek-Zdroj. Introduced in 2025 as a new distance at the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich (DFBG), it is in only its second edition in 2026. The course gains 5,193m D+ with a 38-hour cut-off and a 05:00 Friday July 17 start, capped at 150 runners. It carries 6 ITRA points and is a UTMB Index 100M event -- the strongest qualifier credential of any DFBG distance. Inaugural 2025 course records: Jakub Gorzelanczykz 19:16:51 (men); Justyna Folenga 23:26:00 (women).
How Hard is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 100 Mile Trail 170km?
How Hard is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 100 Mile Trail 170km?▼
Demanding at the duration and volume level rather than through extreme gradient. The course carries 5,193m D+ over 170km (30.6 m/km) with an 8.26% distance-weighted average uphill gradient and -8.25% average downhill gradient (both LOWER-MID tier) -- a near-perfectly symmetric profile. The race opens with a 5km climb from km 0.03 and closes with a 5.28km technical descent into Ladek-Zdroj after 166km. Runners complete one full overnight period (05:00 Friday to cut-off ~19:00 Saturday). No DNF rate data is available for the 2025 inaugural edition. The 38-hour cut-off, overnight element, and balanced 170km gradient demand are the primary challenges.
The Strongest Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 170km Qualifier: ITRA Points and UTMB Index 100M Status
Is the DFBG 100 Mile Trail an ITRA qualifier?
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Yes. The 170km carries 6 ITRA points and is a UTMB Index 100M event -- the strongest qualifier of any DFBG distance. With 6 ITRA points, it qualifies runners for UTMB events in the Endurance and above categories. Points are awarded to finishers; confirm current eligibility requirements at itra.run before registering. The 2026 edition is only the 2nd edition of this distance; expect the course record to be competitive from a small but motivated 150-runner field.
When is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 100 Mile Trail and How Much Does it Cost?
When is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 100 Mile Trail and How Much Does it Cost?▼
The 2026 edition starts at 05:00 on Friday, July 17 in Dlugopole-Zdroj, with a 38-hour cut-off (approximately 19:00 on Saturday July 18, finish in Ladek-Zdroj). Entry costs 480-540 PLN depending on registration date (approximately EUR 112-126 / EUR 0.65/km at standard rates, plus a ~2.5% B4Sport platform fee). Registration is open at b4sportonline.pl with a 150-runner cap. The race finishes in Ladek-Zdroj (the festival base); transport from the Dlugopole-Zdroj start to your accommodation needs planning.
Getting There -- Wroclaw Airport, Point-to-Point Logistics, and Ladek-Zdroj Festival Base
How do I get to the DFBG 100 Mile Trail start in Dlugopole-Zdroj?
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Wroclaw Copernicus Airport (WRO) is approximately 105 minutes by car to the festival base in Ladek-Zdroj; the race start in Dlugopole-Zdroj is approximately 15 minutes further. Prague Vaclav Havel Airport (PRG) and Dresden Airport (DRS) are also viable for international runners. A rental car is strongly recommended -- public transport to the Sudetes valley requires a train to Klodzko then bus or taxi. Accommodation in the Ladek-Zdroj / Stronie Slaskie area fills fast given the festival draws 5,500 total runners; book early. Unlike the 130km Super Trail, the 100 Mile Trail finishes in Ladek-Zdroj (the festival hub), making post-race logistics more convenient -- plan transport to the Dlugopole-Zdroj start before race day.
Dolnośląski Festiwal Biegów Górskich – 170 km 170km GPX
Getting to Dolnośląski Festiwal Biegów Górskich – 170 km
Nearest airport
Wrocław (WRO) / Prague (PRG) / Dresden (DRS)
Notes
Start: ~1.25–2.5 hrs to Lądek-Zdrój (festival base) from Wrocław / Public transport: trains/buses to Kłodzko then bus/taxi to Lądek; car easiest / Accommodation: good range in Lądek-Stronie area but fills fast (major festival); book early (July)


