
Marathon 214 km is the longest of the four official Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal courses. The organiser's page states 214 kilometres and approximately 3,500 metres of elevation gain. Preparation therefore calls for a long endurance day with a substantial amount of climbing. Also known as Tannheimer Radmarathon and Tannheimer Tal Radmarathon.
The organiser's page presents this as a separate marathon distance and provides a GPX track for download. Check the current track before riding.
The published totals are the reliable basis for planning: 214 kilometres and approximately 3,500 metres of ascent. They do not establish individual climbs or their exact order on the day.
| Start | Length | Ø | Max. | Gain | Cat. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| km 13.8 | 2.2 km | 4.9 % | 8.8 % | +109 m | Cat. 4 |
| km 48.3 | 2.2 km | 7.7 % | 21.4 % | +171 m | Cat. 3 |
| km 65.5 | 6.5 km | 8.9 % | 23.3 % | +573 m | Cat. 2 |
| km 97.4 | 0.9 km | 11.8 % | 42.4 % | +100 m | Cat. 4 |
| km 120.7 | 1.3 km | 14.2 % | 57.5 % | +178 m | Cat. 3 |
| km 131.1 | 3 km | 6.3 % | 24.9 % | +187 m | Cat. 3 |
| km 136.4 | 5.5 km | 8.8 % | 23.3 % | +482 m | Cat. 2 |
| km 151.6 | 0.5 km | 17.4 % | 40.8 % | +92 m | Cat. 4 |
Climb categories follow the road-cycling convention and rate the terrain itself (length and gradient) regardless of sport: Cat. 4 marks the easiest rated climbs, Cat. 1 the hardest, and HC (hors catégorie, “beyond categorization”) is reserved for the most brutal ascents. Short climbs below the Cat. 4 threshold stay unrated.
Treat the effort as a long endurance ride and keep the intensity controlled enough to work for many hours.
The stated total ascent calls for careful energy management rather than an early all-out effort.

Use long rides at controlled intensity and practise fuelling regularly over many hours. Include rides where you can still pedal evenly uphill after substantial prior fatigue.
Build duration gradually towards the long-distance range appropriate for you.
Your preparation should reflect 214 kilometres and approximately 3,500 metres of climbing without inventing individual ramps to rehearse.
Check the official GPX download before the start and make your route knowledge match the current file.

Download the Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal course as a GPX file for your watch or bike computer.
Ben connects your goal, the course, current load, recovery, and calendar. Your plan stays pointed at race day even when real life is not perfectly plannable.
Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal is 214 km long. That distance shapes how much aerobic endurance, pace durability, and race-specific work belong in the training plan.
Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal has around 3,500 m of elevation gain over 214 km. That affects pacing, muscular load, and preparation for late-race sections.
Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal is classified as Mountainous, averaging 22.8 vertical metres per kilometre. 19% of the route is flat, 30% climbs moderately (2 to 6%) and 9% is steeper than 6%.
The hardest climb of Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal starts at kilometre 65.5, runs for 6.5 km at an average of 8.9% and gains 573 metres. Cycling-convention rating: Cat. 2. 8 climbs are mapped in total.
Yes, Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal is laid out as a loop: start and finish are in the same place.
Yes. The Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal course is on this page as a free GPX download — ready to import into Garmin, Wahoo, Komoot, Strava or any other app that reads GPX.
Preparation for Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal should account for 214 km, 3,500 m of elevation gain, current training load, and available training time. An adaptive plan helps place key sessions without ignoring recovery and real life.
The pacing strategy for Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal should reflect 214 km, 3,500 m of elevation gain, and your current fitness. Start controlled and keep margin for sections where the profile or fatigue makes target pace harder.
RAD-MARATHON Tannheimer Tal takes place on July 4, 2027.
RAD-MARATHON Tannheimer Tal takes place in Tannheim, Austria.
Radmarathon Tannheimer Tal offers 4 distances — Marathon 214 km: 214 km; Marathon 138 km: 138 km; Marathon 103 km: 103 km; Marathon 66 km: 66 km.
Registration runs through the organiser: rad-marathon.at. YOUB shows you the course, elevation profile and training plan for your preparation.