Tour de Tirol - Söller Zehner

The Söller Zehner is the Friday 10 km race within the Tour de Tirol, a three-day running weekend in Söll am Wilden Kaiser covering approximately 75 km for those completing the full series. The course winds through Söll's center over three rolling laps of 3.31 km. While brief for a mountain race, it requires a steady rhythm on undulating terrain. A relay race is offered on Friday, and a children's and youth race precedes the main 10 km event. The broader Tour de Tirol context enhances the Söller Zehner: the following day features the Kaisermarathon Söll, a mountain marathon beginning in Söll (698 m). It crosses Scheffau and Ellmau, ascends the Hartkaiser, descends towards Hexenwasser, and concludes with a sharp ascent to the Hohe Salve summit (1829 m). Sunday's event is the Pölven Trail, a 23 km run with 1200 m of elevation gain, primarily on gravel paths with minimal asphalt sections. The series has been based in Söll since 2006, with all three stages held there since 2011. The marathon has previously hosted the world long-distance mountain running championship.