Schledehausener Berglauf
Sporthalle Schledehausen, Schledehausen, Bissendorf, Niedersachsen, Germany
Registration and pricing
Race description
The Schledehausener Berglauf is a 10-hour hill-running event in Schledehausen, part of Bissendorf, Germany. The race starts and finishes at the Schledehausen sports hall. The goal is to climb and descend a short hill as many times as possible, accumulating the most elevation gain within the time limit. The course is 700 metres long and has an elevation gain of 32 metres, with an average gradient of 10%. There are individual, relay and team categories. The event is organised by Omas on Tour as a charity event in support of HelpAge Deutschland e. V.
Highlights
- 700-metre out-and-back course
- 32 metres of elevation gain with a 10% gradient
- Start and finish at the Schledehausen sports hall
Additional information
The race lasts 10 hours, during which participants can run up and down the hill as often as they like. There is an aid station where participants can take a break or stop running. The German Ultramarathon Association recognises performances of 45 km or more. Run on a 700-metre turnaround course, elevation gain 32 metres, gradient 10%, registration opens on 16.01.2026, participant limit 150, supporting “Every Grandma Counts”