Linz24 Donautrail 76.1km (LINZ75) is a non-competitive community ultra that loops from central Linz along the Danube into the forested hills of Upper Austria and back — starting before dawn at the historic Tabakfabrik and finishing by 22:00. There are no official time rankings and no podium: participation, not performance, is the point. GPX analysis records 1,835m of D+ over 76.1km — the organiser claims 2,400m (both flagged for verification). The biggest single descent drops 528m at −6.4%; the biggest climb rises 428m.
Course terrain ranks 88th flattest out of 390 European ultras — mixed forest paths and Danube flats, with a mandatory headlamp (≥500 lumen) for pre-dawn sections. Entry was €125 for 2026, sold out with no waitlist available. The early-season March format brings potentially wintery conditions: crampons are recommended equipment when snow or ice is on course. Public transport to the Linz city-centre start is excellent, with no car required.