The round the Lake Wolfgangsee Race in the wonderful Salzkammergut Lake District took place for the first time on October 26th 1971. Since then it has become a "not to be missed" event in the racing calendars of athletes from all over the world. The Lake Wolfgangsee Race is one of the pioneer endurance sport events in the region and attracts sports enthusiasts in great numbers to the picturesque Lake Wolfgangsee region.  

From Ebner's Waldhof by Lake Fuschl you can reach the shores of Lake Wolfgangsee in just ten minutes by car. Annually on the third Sunday in October the traditional course is set for the race: This marathon route takes runners past rustic mountain huts, through dense forests, alongside dramatic mountain peaks and beside the beautiful turquoise waters of Lake Wolfgang. Runners who need an energy boost can stop at any of the many food and drink stops en-route. 

27 kilometre Classic Race: 
This course is considered to be the ultimate challenge. After 5 kilimetres a 750 metre ascent over the Falkenstein saddle has to be mastered.  

10 kilometre Shoreline Race: 
The race starts at the boat peer in Gschwendt in Abersee. How do you get there? Yes, you've guessed it! By boat of course! 

5.2 kilometre Panorama Race:  
This course is like something out of a picture book. You run along the county border between Upper Austria and Salzburg through stunning unspoiled nature - a treat for your eyes and your soul. 

42.2 kilometre Lake Wolfgangsee Team Marathon: 
Starting in Bad Ischl the race takes athletes via Pfandl, Wirling, St. Wolfgang, up to the Falkenstein peak, then on to St. Gilgen and back toGschwendt, Strobl ending in St. Wolfgang.