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Trail races in Tuscany — March 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.

Peak season for trail running

1 race scheduled

Get ready for spring racing

Shoes, poles and a pack: the essentials before the first long races.

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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

1

Races

10 – 123 km

Distance range

400 – 5,200 D+

Elevation range

Mar

Race months

Advanced (1)

Difficulty

Tips for running in Tuscany in march

Pollen allergies start in March: if you are sensitive, carry antihistamine and consider a buff to cover nose and mouth.

Days are longer but mornings still cool: a thin thermal base layer under your race shirt can make the difference.

Pine processionary caterpillars are active in March: avoid touching nests and keep distance from caterpillars on the trail.

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