The Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich K-B-L 110km (Kudowa-Braszowice-Ladek) is the return leg of Poland's longest trail race -- the 240km Bieg 7 Szczytow (Seven Summits Run) -- offered as a standalone distance for runners who want the second half of that epic without the full commitment. Starting at 17:00 on Friday July 17, 2026 from Kudowa Zdroj Park Zdrojowy, the course runs point-to-point through the Sudetes mountains to the spa town finish in Ladek-Zdroj: 110km and 3,667m D+ through beech forest, Sudetes ridge trails, and the rolling highlands of the Klodzko Valley region, arriving within a 26-hour time limit. The course traces the 130km Super Trail in reverse -- the 130km's biggest descents become the 110km's defining climbs.
With a DW average uphill of 8.5% (LOWER-MID tier) and 33.3 m/km D+/km, this is accessible Pre-Alpine mountain running rather than Alpine scrambling: genuinely hilly and long, but runnable for experienced trail runners. The Friday-evening 17:00 start delivers a full night of running through the Sudetes -- runners reach halfway in the early hours and finish Saturday morning. All three GPS-measured top descents are clean (Descent 3: -10% avg at km 82.92 is the steepest section and verified); climbs are longer and more moderate.
Part of the DFBG mega-festival (14th edition in 2026), which draws 5,500 participants across distances from 5km to 240km over four days in Ladek-Zdroj. 390 PLN standard entry. Not sold out; 400-person cap. NOT FAR: Wroclaw Airport (WRO) 105 minutes. Prague (PRG) and Dresden (DRS) also viable for international runners.