Trail races in Tuscany — January 2027
Cypress hills, vineyards and medieval villages: Tuscany is the friendliest face of Italian trail running, with the Chianti Ultra Trail by UTMB in March and the 100 miles of the Tuscany Crossing in Val d'Orcia.
1 race scheduled
For cold and dark miles
Headlamp, thermal layer and a good watch: what matters when daylight runs short.
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For your vertical km
Poles, grippy shoes and a light vest for a 1,000 m climb.
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For a short race
Shoes, socks and sun protection: just what you need to run fast.
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For a mid-distance race
Shoes, vest and hydration for 21-42 km without suffering.
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For a long race
Vest, headlamp and nutrition for all those hours in the mountains.
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For your ultra
A watch with battery to spare, a powerful headlamp and poles: the gear that can't fail.
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Climate in Tuscany: March and April are the ideal window: mild temperatures (8-18 °C), green hills and the two big dates of the calendar. May and June already bite in the middle of the day and afternoon storms are common in the Apennines. July and August are tough for daytime running; September and October bring back the best balance.
Race summary
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Races
15.7 – 70 km
Distance range
700 – 3,100 D+
Elevation range
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Tips for running in Tuscany in january
Dress in layers: January mornings can be below zero in the mountains, but you will warm up quickly while running.
Use shoes with good drainage and mud traction — January terrain is often wet.
Warm up longer than usual: muscles take longer to activate in the cold.
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Essential gear for cold and dark conditions
Key gear for races in winter conditions

Buff
Buff Thermonet
Thermal tubular Buff with Primaloft technology. Traps body heat, ultralight and versatile: hat, neck gaiter, headband. Ideal for high mountain.

Petzl
Petzl Actik Core
Rechargeable 600-lumen headlamp with the Core battery included. Compatible with AAA batteries. Red mode to preserve night vision. Ideal for ultras with night sections.
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