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Sardinia Trail is a 100km ultra marathon in Dorgali, Italy. Distance: 100km. Elevation: 4,200m D+. Difficulty: challenging (Challenge Rating 46/100). DNF rate: 15%. Time limit: 22h. Surface: trail. Established 2014.

100km challenging mountainous trail coastal island

Sardinia Trail

Dorgali, Sardinia, Italy

"100km through Sardinia's wild Supramonte — Europe's deepest canyon, Mediterranean coast, and untouched island wilderness."

46
Challenging
Distance 100km
Elevation Gain ↑4,200m
Surface trail
DNF Rate 15%
Cutoff 22h
What Makes It Unique

A Mediterranean island ultra through Sardinia's wildest terrain — Gorropu Gorge, karst mountains, and azure coastal trails.

The Course

Through Sardinia's dramatic Supramonte massif and Gulf of Orosei coastline. The course passes the Gorropu Gorge (Europe's deepest canyon), limestone karst terrain, ancient holm oak forests, and Mediterranean coast. Wild, remote, and stunningly beautiful Italian island terrain.

Profile

mountainous

Topology

loop

Aid Stations

7

Highest Point

1,316m

No Crew Access
No Pacers
Yes Mandatory Gear

Runner Experience

Scenery 5/5
Organization 3/5
Community 4/5
Aid Stations

Standard aid station support with food, drinks, and basic medical assistance at regular intervals.

Post-Race Culture

Post-race celebration in a scenic coastal setting. Italy hospitality adds warmth to the finish line experience.

Race Day Weather

Temperature

16°C

8° – 24°

Humidity

60%

Rain Chance

20%

Conditions

Sardinian spring. Pleasant Mediterranean conditions. Warm at coast, cooler in mountains. Dry and clear most days.

Stats & Records

Established

2014

Finishers

250

Avg Finish

15:00:00

Course Record (M)

8:15:33

Sebastien Camus (2023)

Course Record (W)

10:22:45

Giulia Saggin (2022)

Entry

Entry Cost

€100

Opens

October

Sells Out

months

Max Starters: 350
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Lore & Trivia

Created to showcase Sardinia's extraordinary interior beyond its beach tourism image, revealing one of the Mediterranean's most dramatic mountain landscapes.

  • The Gorropu Gorge is Europe's deepest canyon — its 500m limestone walls are truly awe-inspiring.
  • Sardinia's Supramonte is one of the wildest and least accessible areas in the Mediterranean.
  • The ancient holm oak forests along the route are centuries old and virtually untouched.
  • Sardinia has been inhabited for over 10,000 years — ancient nuraghe ruins dot the landscape.
  • Established in 2014.

Sardinia's Gorropu Canyon is Europe's deepest — and running above it, looking 500 metres straight down, is unforgettable.

— A Gorropu runner On the canyon drama

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is Sardinia Trail? +

Sardinia Trail is a 100km (100km) ultra marathon with 4,200m of elevation gain. The course is loop on trail terrain.

How hard is Sardinia Trail? +

Sardinia Trail is rated challenging with a Challenge Rating of 46/100 (Challenging). The DNF rate is 15%. Runners have 22 hours to finish.

What is the weather like at Sardinia Trail? +

Average temperature is 16°C (range 8°C to 24°C) with 60% humidity and a 20% chance of rain. Sardinian spring. Pleasant Mediterranean conditions. Warm at coast, cooler in mountains. Dry and clear most days.

Are crew and pacers allowed at Sardinia Trail? +

No crew access is permitted. Pacers are not allowed. Mandatory gear is required.

What is the course record for Sardinia Trail? +

The men's course record is 8:15:33 set by Sebastien Camus in 2023. The women's course record is 10:22:45 set by Giulia Saggin in 2022.

What is the average finish time for Sardinia Trail? +

The average finish time is 15:00:00. About 250 runners finish each year. The DNF rate is 15%.

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