Sky running is a new form of sport that combines the features and characteristics of mountain running and alpine rock climbing and is performed at an altitude of not less than 2000 meters above sea level.
Due to the high rocky spires, precipitated cliffs, and marvelous scenery, the Dolomites are the best location for this extreme sport. The Tre Cime di Lavaredo and the Alta Via 1 are just two of the routes that have the daredevil and most experienced runners contending with steep paths, narrow ledges, and scrambling over rough rocks.
While stretching your muscles to the limit for hours, the payoff is chameleons and breathtaking vistas of some of the best alpine landscapes in Europe. Unlike the long-distance treks, which are equally challenging in the physical sense, this trip is mentally challenging because you have to cross steep cliffs and face unpredictable weather right on the mountain trails.
However, when running in a competition, whether a sky race or engaging in a competition, the backdrop of the Dolomites is a climactic backdrop for an engaging run.
Whether you’re competing in a race or exploring the trails on your own, the experience is sure to be unforgettable.
Mark