Challenge Kaiserwinkl-Walchsee is a middle-distance triathlon festival set in the heart of the breathtaking Austrian Alps. Surrounded by majestic mountain views, warm local hospitality, and a buzzing race-weekend atmosphere, it offers both an athletic challenge and an unforgettable race-cation experience.
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Fly into Salzburg, Munich or Innsbruck airports then it’s an easy drive or train journey, or you can use the Four Seasons shuttle service.
Walchsee, nestled in the heart of Tirol, is a picture-perfect summer destination surrounded by alpine peaks and lush meadows. Visitors can enjoy swimming in the warm, crystal-clear Lake Walchsee, hiking and cycling scenic mountain trails, and soaking up authentic Tyrolean culture. With fresh mountain air, outdoor adventure, and relaxed lakeside charm, Walchsee is ideal for an active yet restorative summer escape.
Swim is held in crystal-clear Lake Walchsee at the foothills of the Kaisergebirge Mountain Range. The bike course features an undulating, multi-loop route on closed mountain roads through the Tyrolean countryside with noticeable elevation gain. The run course is an undulating four-loop trail around Lake Walchsee, passing farmhouses, fields, and meadows against the backdrop of the Kaiser Massif.
The 1.9km-long swimming distance of the middle-distance triathlon is covered in Lake Walchsee with drinking water quality in the foothills of mighty Kaisergebirge Mountain Range.
The two loops 90km spectacular Challenge Kaiserwinkl-Walchsee bike course through Austria’s Tyrol region is undulating, a challenging course with its approximately 1200m of altitude difference. With breathtaking views of the surrounding area, Challenge Kaiserwinkl-Walchsee boasts a truly unforgettable bike course on closed mountain roads.
The 21.1 km Challenge Kaiserwinkl-Walchsee Run Leg is an undulating four loop course around Lake Walchsee as runners pass farm houses and in between fields and meadows, all set against the backdrop of Kaiser Massif.