Photo: © Trail Running Project ASD▶Arezzo Wild Trail
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At a glance
Arezzo Wild Trail 2026 takes place on 13 December 2026 in Arezzo (AR), Toscana. Distances: 42 km, 23 km, 13 km. Start at 08:00 from Parco di Villa Severi, Arezzo.
- Date
- Sunday, 13 December 2026
- Location
- Arezzo (AR), Toscana, Italy
- Start
- Parco di Villa Severi, Arezzo
- Distances
- Marathon 42 km · Competitive
- Long Walk 23 km · Non-competitive
- Trail 23 km · Competitive
- Easy Walk 13 km · Non-competitive
- Trail 13 km · Competitive
- Start times
- Marathon 42 km 08:00 · Long Walk 23 km 08:00 · Trail 23 km 09:30 · Easy Walk 13 km 10:00 · Trail 13 km 10:00
- Entry fees
- Marathon 42 km €40 · Long Walk 23 km €20 · Trail 23 km €30 · Easy Walk 13 km €20 · Trail 13 km €20
- Registration
- Registration open · Register now ↗
- Organiser
- TRAIL RUNNING PROJECT A.S.D.
- Official website
- trailrunpro.it ↗
Last updated: 18 October 2026
The race
The Arezzo Wild Trail "Official" is the end-of-season trail running event organised by Trail Running Project ASD: on Sunday 13 December 2026 it starts and finishes at the Villa Severi park in Arezzo and runs through the municipalities of Arezzo and Anghiari. There are three competitive distances: the 42 km Wild Marathon with 1,900 m of climbing, which reaches the ridges of the Alpe di Poti, the 23 km Wild Trail with 1,100 m and the 13 km Wild Short Trail with 600 m, designed for those new to trail running.
The routes follow single tracks, old mule paths and woods maintained all year by volunteers, with views over the Arezzo valleys and the Tuscan Apennines. Alongside the races there are two non-competitive walks, the 23 km Long Walk and the 13 km Easy Walk, open to dogs on a lead. The races are on the UISP calendar, in the ITRA National League and in the Valli Aretine Trail Series 2026.
Fees range from €20 to €45 and include a shirt or gadget, local products, a metal medal, free photos on ENDU, massages, changing rooms and showers.
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Course
Start and finish at the Villa Severi park in Arezzo. The Wild Marathon (42 km, about 1,900 m D+) climbs to the ridges of the Alpe di Poti; aid stations are at Poti (km 10), Verrazzano (km 20), Monachine (km 30) and Molinelli (km 38), with cut-offs at Poti after 2 hours and at Monachine after 5 hours 45 minutes of racing.
The Wild Trail (23 km, about 1,100 m D+) has aid stations at Monachine (km 11) and Molinelli (km 18) and a cut-off at Pomaio, km 6, after 1 hour 10 minutes. The Wild Short Trail (13 km, about 600 m D+) has a single aid station at Molinelli, km 9, and no cut-offs. The routes mix single tracks, mule paths and woods; races are semi-self-sufficient with no disposable cups, and the tracks are published on Wikiloc.
Entry fees
- Until 30 September 2026€35
- Until 31 October 2026Now€40
- Until 13 December 2026Dal 1° novembre fino a esaurimento pettorali€45
What's included
- Race pack
- Technical shirt
- Finisher medal
- Race photos
- Massages
- Aid stations
- Chip timing
- Cronometraggio
- Changing rooms
- Showers
- Ristoro finale
- Medical assistance
Rules and requirements
The Wild Marathon and Wild Trail are open to runners aged 20 and over, the Wild Short Trail from 18; all require a competitive medical certificate for athletics valid on race day. Entries on ENDU only, in price tiers: Marathon €35 until 30 September, €40 in October and €45 from 1 November until bibs run out; Trail €25, €30 and €35; Short Trail €20.
Groups of at least 10 runners get a 10% discount. The fee includes bib with chip, race pack with technical shirt and/or gadget, finisher medal, free photos, aid stations and finish refreshment, assistance, changing rooms, showers and massages. No refunds: entries can only be moved to the next edition, and bibs are not transferable.
For the Marathon and Trail, mandatory kit includes phone, bottle, trail shoes, survival blanket, whistle, a waterproof jacket in bad weather and a headlamp if passing the cut-off after 13:00. Time limits: 8 hours for the Marathon and 5 hours 30 minutes for the Trail. Prizes for the top five men and women in each distance, age-group winners and the three largest clubs.
