Cervino Matterhorn Ultra Race

The route of CMUR 15 follows the same paths as CMUR 30, but without passing the Cime Bianche Laghi area. Just after Plan Maison the return begins, skirting the Goillet dam. A difficulty also within reach of those who are just approaching the trails.

The Matterhorn Ultra Race (CMUR70) is a mountaineering ultra trail race of 70 kilometres in length and 5,000 metres of positive altitude difference, circling the Matterhorn / Cervino in a clockwise direction. The CMUR, a race to be run in teams of two (in pairs) and in semi-self-sufficiency is included in the international ITRA (International Trail Running Association) calendar.

The CMUR 50K route winds along paths, forest roads, mule tracks, and crosses the Teodule Glacier. Participation is reserved to athletes who are used to long travel time and have the ability to independently manage various challenges that may arise in this specialty, such as demanding sections, difficult weather conditions, physical or mental fatigue, illness, or physical issues.
The race is included in the international ITRA (International Trail Running Association) calendar.

The route of CMUR 30 runs along paths, forest roads, mule tracks. Departure and arrival in Breuil-Cervinia, with transit on the Sant'Anna path, passing through the area of the Bic del Pio Merlo, the Motta di Platé and the lower and upper slopes of the Cime Bianche.

The route of CMUR 15 follows the same paths as CMUR 30, but without passing the Cime Bianche Laghi area. Just
after Plan Maison the return begins, skirting the Goillet dam. A difficulty also within reach of those who are just approaching the trails.