Registration and pricing
Registration closes: September 20, 2026
100 Meilen
- 420 € Valid until December 31, 2025
100 Meilen: 420 €
- 440 € Valid until January 31, 2026
100 Meilen: 440 €
- 450 € Valid until April 17, 2026
100 Meilen: 450 €
100 km
- 300 € Valid until December 31, 2025
100 km: 300 €
- 320 € Valid until January 31, 2026
100 km: 320 €
- 330 € Valid until April 17, 2026
100 km: 330 €
70 km
- 220 € Valid until December 31, 2025
70 km: 220 €
- 240 € Valid until January 31, 2026
70 km: 240 €
- 250 € Valid until April 17, 2026
70 km: 250 €
50 km
- 150 € Valid until December 31, 2025
50 km: 150 €
- 160 € Valid until January 31, 2026
50 km: 160 €
- 170 € Valid until April 17, 2026
50 km: 170 €
Race description
The Taubertal 100 is a scenic ultramarathon with distances of 50 km, 70 km, 100 km, 2 x 100 km and 100 miles. The point-to-point course runs from Rothenburg ob der Tauber to Bad Mergentheim, Tauberbischofsheim or Gemünden and offers one of Germany’s most beautiful ultrarunning routes. The race is IAU Bronze certified and measured, which also makes it eligible for world records. Alongside the sporting experience, there is a Runner Dinner and organised return transport. High-quality technical shirts, caps and multifunctional neckwear are available as optional purchases.
Highlights
- Point-to-point course from Rothenburg to Bad Mergentheim, Tauberbischofsheim or Gemünden
- IAU Bronze certification and measured courses over 50 km, 70 km, 100 km and 100 miles
- Beautiful scenery along the course
Additional information
Runner Dinner with a presentation on Friday at 18:00 at Hotel Rappen (3-course buffet, vegetarian, drinks not included). Return bus transport from various finish locations to Rothenburg is available at scheduled times. Companions may join under the same conditions. Qualification requirements are specified for the 100 km, 70 km and 50 km courses. High-quality technical shirts, sports caps and multifunctional neckwear (Buff) are available as optional purchases and are not included in the entry fee. The event is IAU-accredited (Bronze for all distances), offers a scenic course and finisher medals, and is known for its fast and attractive route. The event takes place over a long weekend, making it ideal for families and running enthusiasts.