Navigation

About
Runs
- All Runs
- Map
⇑ Way Up
Mini-Guides
Vias
- Via Valais
  - Intro
  - Stages
    - STAGE 1
    - STAGE 2
    - STAGE 3
    - STAGE 4
    - STAGE 5
    - STAGE 6
    - STAGE 7
    - STAGE 8
    - STAGE 9
    - 6 STAGE START
  - Pack & Prepare
  - Logistics
  - Gallery
  - FAQ
  - Community
- Via Grischuna
  - Stages
    - STAGE 1
    - STAGE 2
    - STAGE 3
    - STAGE 4
    - STAGE 5
    - STAGE 6
    - STAGE 7
  - Pack & Prepare
  - Logistics
  - Gallery
  - FAQ
  - Community
Guidebook
- About the Book
- Run the Alps Switzerland Book Runs
Blog
Alpsinsight
Search

About
Runs
- All Runs
- Map
⇑ Way Up
Mini-Guides
Vias
- Via Valais
  - Intro
  - Stages
    - STAGE 1
    - STAGE 2
    - STAGE 3
    - STAGE 4
    - STAGE 5
    - STAGE 6
    - STAGE 7
    - STAGE 8
    - STAGE 9
    - 6 STAGE START
  - Pack & Prepare
  - Logistics
  - Gallery
  - FAQ
  - Community
- Via Grischuna
  - Stages
    - STAGE 1
    - STAGE 2
    - STAGE 3
    - STAGE 4
    - STAGE 5
    - STAGE 6
    - STAGE 7
  - Pack & Prepare
  - Logistics
  - Gallery
  - FAQ
  - Community
Guidebook
- About the Book
- Run the Alps Switzerland Book Runs
Blog
Alpsinsight
Search

Map

Runs

Way Up Runs ⇑

PARTNERS

HELP SUPPORT ALPSinsight

If you enjoy the information we provide, please consider a donation.

CONTACT: info@alpsinsight.com

Elevation & ALPSinsight are not responsible for injury or loss of any kind. Anyone undertaking these routes is solely responsible for their own safety.

Use good mountain judgement. Research the route. Be physically and mentally prepared. Be properly equipped for the conditions and ready to turn back if it becomes too challenging.

Home

Type and Press “enter” to Search

Trail running Mt. Tyndall, one of California's 14,000 foot peaks, via Shepherd Pass.

Now in North America...Sierra Trail Runs: A Guide to the Eastside

We love the Alps, but lately we've been busy building a guide to trail running in California's Sierra Nevada. High peaks and high desert, ridges, sage, rugged and remote backcountry.

Come explore!

No thanks, too wild for me.