TALIHARJA VANAKURI winter ultra endurance race 2023

TALIHARJA VANAKURI on talvine vastupidavus-retk, mis viib osalejad pikale teekonnale läbi hõredalt asustatud kõnnumaa ja kus iga osaleja vastutab enda hakkama saamise eest ise. HOMEPAGE: https://wilderness.ee/en/taliharja-vanakuri-winter-ultra/

TALIHARJA VANAKURI is a winter ultra endurance race through south Estonia’s vast forests that runs on snowy/icy/muddy forest trails and small roads. Three distances - pehmo race 51km, main race 101km and "sõge sõõr" race 125km. Note that race course is only partly marked! All participants need to navigate by map or GPS HOMEPAGE:

51km "pehmo" race 101km main race 125km "sõge sõõr" race

101km main race

ITRA Points

Mountain Level

Finisher Level

290

National League

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Course details

Race Date: 2023/01/14

Start Time: 10:30:00

Participation: Solo

Distance: 100.90

Elevation Gain: +650

Elevation Loss: -710

Time Limit: 23:59:59

Number of Aid Stations: 4

Number of Participants: 100

About the Race

HOMEPAGE: https://wilderness.ee/en/taliharja-vanakuri-winter-ultra/ TALIHARJA VANAKURI is a winter ultra endurance race through Estonia’s second largest islands vast forests & bogs that runs on snowy/icy/muddy rough trails and paths. Racers will be taken to start by bus from finish/race center. Note that race course is partly marked! All participants need to navigate by map or GPS and carry mandatory equipment to survive in the harsh conditions! Race course is varying in difficulty - sometimes easy, but sometimes really tough & rough terrain - mud, fallen over trees etc.. Snow conditions may vary - we've had none or 1 meter of snow in previous events! 101km race is the main original race! It's a tough nut to crack! The race can also be done by bike or ski!

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