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Non Aided Schwäbischer Wald Ultra Trail (Naswut)

Spiegelberg, Germany • 27 Apr 2024

The NASWUT is a challenging trail ultra-marathon in the Swabian Forest, covering approximately 53 km with +- 1550 meters of elevation gain. Each participant is responsible for themselves. The race takes place on April 27, 2024, starting at 09:00 AM at the inn Zum Goldenen Ritter in Vorderbüchelberg.

The route passes by natural attractions and finishes with Swabian cuisine at the destination. There is a maximum number of 40 participants, and registration is free of charge. Equipment recommendations and further details are available on the website. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Germany Baden-Württemberg Spiegelberg

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53 km
1550 m+
Trail-Ultralauf
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