Grossglockner Ultra-Trail OTT (Osttirol Trail) is an 84 km high-alpine trail race held on July 25, 2026, part of the Grossglockner Ultra-Trail weekend (July 24–27) based in Kaprun/Zell am See, Austria. The course starts at Enzingerboden (1,483m), crosses three mountain passes above 2,500m, traverses at least three snowfields, and passes 9 glaciers in the Hohe Tauern National Park, with high altitude maintained for over two-thirds of the route. Total gain: 5,000m (59.5 m/km).
The 17.4% distance-weighted average uphill gradient places this race in the top 1–2% of the DTR database — between Mestia Ultra (14.8%) and the Olympus Ultra (19.2%). The biggest descent runs 17.3km dropping 1,791m — likely the longest sustained descent in the database. Entry costs €190 (€2.26/km at current pricing). Salzburg (SZG) is 81 minutes by road. Title-sponsored by The North Face and running since 2015, with the 2025 edition cancelled mid-race due to severe weather. It suits technically experienced alpine runners who understand glaciated routes and the real risk of weather-forced cancellation.