
Poland · Dolnośląskie (Sudetes)
Distance
110 km
Date
Entry fee
PLN 390
€ / km
€0.82
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This race has already occurred. A new date for next year’s edition is pending.
Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km110km: Running the Return Leg of Poland's Longest Trail Race Through the Sudetes -- Spa Town Start, Night Running, Spa Town Finish
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.
Elevation and Terrain
Total Meters
3,667m
D+/KM
33.3m/km
For context, the Tor des Géants 330 loop has 73 D+/km.
Avg Uphill Gradient
8.5%
Avg Downhill Gradient
-9.0%
Uphill gradient distribution
| 2–5% | 15.0 km | |
|---|---|---|
| 5–10% | 16.6 km | |
| 10–15% | 8.2 km | |
| 15–20% | 2.9 km | |
| 20%+ | 2.4 km |
Route Profile
AnalysedTerrain breakdown
| 41.4% | Uphill |
|---|---|
| 20.1% | Flat |
| 38.5% | Downhill |
Terrain
Dolnośląski Festiwal Biegów Górskich – 110 km 110km Top Climbs
Top Climbs
| 1 | 8.4 km · 456 m gain starts km 0 · avg 5.4% · max 26.7% |
|---|---|
| 2 | 5.1 km · 326 m gain starts km 97 · avg 6.4% · max 19.8% |
| 3 | 4.8 km · 322 m gain starts km 39 · avg 6.7% · max 38.1% |
Top descents
| 1 | 5.3 km · 356 m drop starts km 103 · avg -6.8% · max -24.8% |
|---|---|
| 2 | 4.6 km · 284 m drop starts km 8 · avg -6.2% · max -24.3% |
| 3 | 2.6 km · 265 m drop starts km 83 · avg -10.0% · max -33.8% |
What is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km?
What is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km?▼
The K-B-L 110km (Kudowa-Braszowice-Ladek) is a standalone trail race that follows the return leg of the 240km Bieg 7 Szczytow (Seven Summits Run) -- Poland's longest trail race. The course runs point-to-point from Kudowa Zdroj Park Zdrojowy to Ladek-Zdroj through the Sudetes mountains of Lower Silesia: 110km and 3,667m D+ (~33.3 m/km). Start: 17:00 on Friday July 17, 2026. Time limit: 26 hours (finish by ~19:00 Saturday). 6 nutrition points. 400-person cap. Part of the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich (DFBG), the mega-festival drawing ~5,500 participants, 14th edition in 2026. NOT sold out. 390 PLN standard entry. NOT FAR: Wroclaw Airport (WRO) 105 minutes. Note: the course runs the 130km Super Trail in reverse -- the 130km's hardest descents become the K-B-L's defining climbs, and vice versa.
Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km: Hard by Distance, Approachable by Gradient
How hard is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km?
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The K-B-L 110km is a genuine mountain 100 at an accessible difficulty level within the European trail running spectrum. The DW average uphill gradient of 8.47% (LOWER-MID tier) and 33.3 m/km D+/km place it in the same tier as races like Beara Way Ultra (8.56% avg uphill) -- hilly and demanding over 110km, but not technically steep or Alpine. The Sudetes peaks remain below 1,000m on this course; the terrain is beech forest trails, dirt roads, and highland paths. The challenge is primarily distance and cumulative fatigue rather than technical terrain or extreme gradients. The steepest section is Descent 3 (km 82.92, -10.00% avg, GPS-confirmed) -- a 2.55km technical descent in the final quarter. The Friday 17:00 start means a full overnight run, which adds psychological and navigational challenge regardless of gradient. July Sudetes weather brings afternoon thunderstorm risk and temperature swings from warm valleys to cooler ridges.
Mirror Courses: The Relationship Between the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km and Super Trail 130km
What is the relationship between the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km and the 130km Super Trail?
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They are mirror courses -- the same terrain run in opposite directions. The 130km Super Trail runs Ladek-Zdroj → Kudowa-Zdroj (northeast to southwest). The K-B-L 110km runs Kudowa-Zdroj → Ladek-Zdroj (southwest to northeast). The 240km Bieg 7 Szczytow consists of both legs run sequentially: 130km runners who complete the first leg at Kudowa-Zdroj become the starting field for the K-B-L return. Standalone 110km runners join at the same start point. This means the K-B-L's biggest climbs are the 130km's biggest descents, and vice versa. The K-B-L 110km has a slightly gentler average uphill (8.47%) than the 130km (9.04%) but slightly steeper descents (-8.96% vs -7.88%), reflecting the reversed direction. Both are Pre-Alpine Sudetes courses; neither is technically harder than the other -- they simply challenge runners in different sequences.
What is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich Festival and What Else Happens During Race Week?
What is the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich Festival and What Else Happens During Race Week?▼
The Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich (DFBG) is Poland's largest mountain trail running festival, held annually in July in Ladek-Zdroj, Lower Silesia. The 14th edition runs July 16-19, 2026. The festival draws approximately 5,500 participants across distances ranging from 5km to 240km, hosted across four days. Beyond the races, DFBG includes a trail running expo, podcasts, meet-the-elite sessions, and the festival atmosphere of Ladek-Zdroj -- a historic thermal spa town. Distances in 2026 include the 240km Bieg 7 Szczytow (flagship), 130km Super Trail, 110km K-B-L, 55km and shorter distances. For international runners, the festival format makes a visit worthwhile even if only entering one distance -- the race village in Ladek-Zdroj is a genuine event hub.
Getting to Kudowa Zdroj, Staying in Ladek-Zdroj, and Everything Else for the K-B-L
How do I get to the Dolnoslaski Festiwal Biegow Gorskich 110km start and where do I stay?
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The race finishes (and festival hub is) in Ladek-Zdroj -- where accommodation is based. The race STARTS in Kudowa Zdroj, approximately 110km away by road. A race-organized bus runs from Ladek-Zdroj to the Kudowa Zdroj start for 49 PLN -- this is the practical way for most runners to reach the start line. Getting to Ladek-Zdroj: Wroclaw Airport (WRO) is approximately 105 minutes away -- NOT FAR by DTR standards. Prague Airport (PRG) and Dresden Airport (DRS) are also viable for international runners, adding flexibility for European connections. By public transport: train from Wroclaw to Klodzko, then bus or taxi to Ladek-Zdroj. A car is easiest for flexibility, especially with start-line logistics. Accommodation in Ladek-Zdroj is strong (spa town with good hotel and pension supply) but fills quickly during the DFBG festival week in July -- book several months in advance.
Dolnośląski Festiwal Biegów Górskich – 110 km 110km GPX
Getting to Dolnośląski Festiwal Biegów Górskich – 110 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)


