Over the past few years, the Dreiländergiro has grown – and we’ve grown along with it. Many things we’ve managed with passion, countless extra hours, and creative do-it-yourself solutions. But as wonderful as this spirit is, at some point, passion and idealism reach their limits.

To ensure that our legendary cycling marathon remains safe, professional, and unique in the future, it’s time to take the next step. Therefore, the entry fee for 2026 will be €150. The previous tiered pricing (such as early-bird tickets) will no longer apply – everyone pays the same fair price.

This decision wasn’t made lightly. But to be honest, we’re not acting too soon – we’re acting just in time. Because the one thing we never want to have to say is: “The Dreiländergiro has grown beyond our capacity.”

As a non-profit association, we don’t operate for profit. Every euro goes straight back into the Dreiländergiro – into route safety, organisation, sustainability, catering, hundreds of helping hands, and all the little details that make this day so special. Of course, our organisational costs also have to be covered – but those are fixed fees and not influenced by the entry fee.

For you, this means: more safety, more quality, more experience. And the value you receive in return is far greater than the €150 entry fee.
In short: your entry fee isn’t just a payment – it’s your investment in an unforgettable day full of community, passion, and pure cycling joy, and in the good feeling of being part of something truly unique. 💛

What You Get for Your Entry Fee 🎁

• A high-quality Dreiländergiro jersey
• A large portion of pasta (voucher for the Pasta Party)
• A goodie bag
• Food and drinks along the route (Powerbar products, cakes from the Nauders bakery, pizza from a local pizzeria, and more)
• SMS service for your loved ones (if provided during registration)
• Free participation in side events (incl. 3 online workshops, guided rides with pro tips, performance tests, and more)
• Free bike check
• Recovery services (e.g. ice baths, compression boots, recovery shakes, and more)
• Free shuttle service from neighbouring towns
• Free bus ticket to the train station
• A full week of cycling activities including highlights such as the Pro Night Race and the Race Across the Alps
• A weekend full of great vibes and the most relaxed event meadow around

It’s close to our hearts to celebrate and promote cycling – so in principle, we don’t want to exclude anyone. However, there are a few important points:

• Professionals: welcome to ride along, but outside the official ranking.(Register normally and notify us of your licence by email.)
• Would-be Tour de France heroes: we mean no offence, but we all know them – the ambitious amateurs who confuse a public cycling marathon with the Tour de France. That’s not the spirit of the Dreiländergiro. Here, it’s all about the experience, togetherness, and heart – not ego.
• Lone wolves: perfectly fine if you prefer to ride solo, but at the Dreiländergiro, community comes first.By starting, you become part of our family right up to the finish line. That means: if someone needs help, you stop. Solidarity isn’t optional – it’s our core principle.
• Traffic offenders: running red lights, risky overtaking? No thanks. Our route is not fully closed – the traffic rules (StVO), common sense, and respect are mandatory. Anyone who disregards the rules or endangers others will be disqualified.

Golden Rule

Imagine this:
You’re on a record pace, your bike computer shows dream numbers – and suddenly, a fellow rider needs help.
Would you stop, check in, and even sacrifice your personal record to assist?

That’s how you know whether you’re Dreiländergiro material.

If your answer is yes, then welcome to our family.
Here, the motto is:

Community before records – heart before stopwatch.

To be honest, we never know exactly how big the rush will be – but it tends to grow every year.
Last year, one route was sold out within just a few hours, and the second one shortly afterwards.

Tips for your registration:

• Registration opens at midnight: Yes, it’s worth staying up late or setting an alarm. Registration opens at 00:00:01.
• Don’t panic: If the page doesn’t load right away, resist the urge to reload every five seconds – that could crash the server.
• Preparation helps: Prepare your details (see below) in advance in a separate document – it avoids typing errors and speeds up the process. Also:
• Think of your personal access code beforehand – you’ll need it later if you want to change your data. (You wouldn’t believe how many participants just type in something random and forget it later!)
• Have your payment details ready (you can pay by instant transfer, PayPal, card, or bank transfer).
• For group registrations, collect your team’s data in advance and keep it ready to copy and paste.

Information Required During Registration

• Route
• First and last name
• Year of birth
• Gender
• Nationality
• Optional: club/team
• Jersey size
• Email address
• Preferred start block, estimated finish time & any reference results (see next section)
• Amateur or professional status (professional = you hold an elite licence or cycling is your profession, even part-time)
• Mobile number
• Optional: mobile number for SMS service (e.g. of a support person)
• Address
• Emergency contact (name and phone number)
• Preferred language (German or English)
• Access code (with your email and access code, you can later make changes)

To ensure everyone starts safely and smoothly, the field is divided into start blocks.
This prevents congestion and ensures a fair and relaxed start.

👉 Please assess yourself realistically – choosing a block that’s too ambitious will only make it harder for you and others.

Start Block 1 – The Fast Starters
Reserved for the first 50 registrations per route and for members of the organiser’s club, BikeClub Nauders.

Start Block 2 – The Podium Chasers
For riders who regularly rank among the top in their age group.
Limited to 300 participants per route.

Start Block 3 – The Pacemakers
For ambitious cyclists aiming for good times and a sporty ride.
Also limited to 300 participants per route.

Start Block 4 – The Sporty Riders
For those who want to enjoy the course, the scenery, and the community – sporty, but without pressure.

Start Block 5 – The Relaxed Riders
“The last shall be first.”
Here, it’s all about the experience – no stress, no rush, no hectic start. Just pure joy.

Good to Know:

• Your official time starts only when you cross the start mat (results are based on net time). So don’t worry about your goal time if you start further back.
• Podium rankings and daily winners are based on finish order, which is why potential podium riders should start in Block 2.

Due to high demand, we’ve made some improvements:
You can now complete a group registration with just two or more people – even if you’re riding different routes! Under the registration link, simply click “Group Registration” instead of “Single Registration” and enter your team’s data together.
Payment is made collectively for all team members and is only possible by bank transfer or SEPA direct debit. If you don’t have every single piece of information yet (like jersey size), don’t worry – most data can be updated later. However, you must have these details for each rider before registering, as they cannot be changed later:

• First and last name
• Year of birth
• Nationality
• Email address
• Chosen route
   

You’ll also need your team’s address and an emergency contact for the group.

Once registration closes, it will not be reopened.
Your only option to still take part is to take over a starting place from someone who can no longer participate.

Starting from 1 January 2026, our online transfer tool will be available for this purpose.
If you know someone – or find someone – who wants to give up their place, you can take it over for a processing fee of €15.

All details about the transfer process can be found in the FAQs.

Our tips to help you find your perfect place:

• Plan early: The sooner you book, the more choice you’ll have.
• Extend your stay: Plan for 2–4 nights – maybe even a little holiday weekend around the Dreiländergiro. This increases your chances of finding your ideal accommodation.
• Call directly: Not all availabilities are listed online – a quick phone call is often worth it.
• Check our partner hotels: We especially recommend our official partner hotels. You’ll find a full list here – and feel free to send them greetings from the Dreiländergiro team!
  
  Emergency Booking Service

If you still can’t find a room, our Emergency Booking Service is here to help.
You’ll find all information about it here.

🔽 Download the GPX Data
Get the latest GPX tracks for your route! Head to the download area >>

📄 Check the Regulations
A quick look at the rulebook is worth it – so you’re fully prepared.

💡 Don’t Forget Your Rear Light!
A working rear light is mandatory – for your safety on the course.

🎒 Go Through the Packing List & Pack for All Weather
Alpine weather can bring anything – remember your rain jacket, warm clothing and sun protection.
You’ll find the full packing list in the FAQs >>

🤝 Read & Embrace the Code of Honour
Fair play matters to us – our Code of Honour is the foundation for it.

⚠️ Check the Access to Your Start Block
Walk the route to your start block the day before!
That way you won’t end up in a dead end or panic looking for the right access just before the start.

💆 Book a Pre-Race Massage
Treat your body well – your future self will thank you.
Once booking is available, the link will be added to the FAQs >>

📱 Save the Service Line Number
For all cases and urgent questions on the event day: +43 660 949 25 70 – save the Dreiländergiro Service Line directly to your phone.

🎉 Check Out the GIRODAYS & Add-ons
Pasta Party, Cheering Bus or Expo – explore the GIRODAYS programme and secure your add-ons.
Perfect prevention against FOMO!

🚫 Important Info: No Parking at the Event Site on Saturday + Sunday 🅿❌
Parking is available at the Nauders cable car base station – just 3 minutes by bike from the event grounds.

📄 Download this Checklist
You can also download this checklist for easy reference.

Your bike must be roadworthy, have two independent brakes, and a rear light.
Triathlon extensions and motorised bikes (except handbikes by prior arrangement) are not allowed.

👉 On Saturday from 12:00 p.m., you can have your bike checked free of charge by our experts at the festival grounds.
Minor repairs are possible (for a small fee).
You can find all details here: Bike Check Information

Of course, a toothbrush and underwear belong in your luggage –
but for the Dreiländergiro, the right cycling gear is what really matters.
Remember: at over 2,500 metres, it can get chilly even in summer.

Must-haves for every ride:

• Cycling shorts & jersey (ideally your Dreiländergiro jersey 😉)
• 2 drinking bottles
• Arm warmers
• Wind jacket or vest (a vest is enough in good weather)
• Cycling gloves
   

👉 Riding down the Umbrail Pass without a wind jacket? Not fun – even in sunshine.
Gloves keep your hands warm and ready to brake.

For bad weather forecasts:

• Rain jacket (make sure it’s high quality & waterproof!)
• Neoprene gloves
• Overshoes
• Leg or knee warmers

We want you to arrive in Nauders safely and relaxed – and at the same time join us in taking a stand for climate protection. 🌍🚴

🌱 Green Travel Pays Off!

The best way to travel is by train & bus or in a carpool.
This way, you protect the environment, save money – and arrive stress-free.

• By Train: Your destination station is Landeck-Zams. From there, a free Postbus takes you directly to Nauders.
  You’ll receive your bus and bike ticket as a voucher code about a week before the event. All details about bike transport on the bus can be found [here].
   
• Carpooling: Use our GET Carpool Platform to find or offer a ride.
  Good company and a win for the climate!
   

👉 Bonus Tip: If you provide proof of your green arrival (e.g. train ticket, carpool photo), you’ll receive a minimum 15% discount on your 2027 Dreiländergiro ticket.

🚗 By Car

If driving is unavoidable:

• A toll vignette is required in Austria (for the motorway & Landeck Tunnel).
• Safety vests are mandatory for all passengers.
   

🚲 Extra Tip

You can also cycle directly from the train station to Nauders – for example via the Via Claudia Augusta or the Inn Cycle Path.
More kilometres, more adventure!

You can find even more details about green travel options [here >>]

Please make sure to plan enough time to soak up the Dreiländergiro vibe and enjoy the atmosphere – it’s wonderfully relaxed here!

Here’s what your Saturday could look like:

• After a hearty breakfast at your accommodation, you can pick up your start number calmly and without stress.
• Check out the Expo, stroll around and shop if you feel like it.
• Cheer for the Race Across the Alps finishers – they start arriving from around 8:00 a.m. after more than 500 km and 14,500 metres of climbing!
• Carbo-load with your pasta voucher – grab a plate of pasta and enjoy lunch in good company.
• At 12:00 p.m., refresh your flat-tyre fixing skills – live workshop at the mechanics’ stand.
• Enjoy a (non-alcoholic) beer with friends in our cosy beer garden or on the meadow – from 2:00 p.m. onwards there’s also relaxing live music.
• Treat yourself to a massage from our on-site physio team (best to book in advance).
• Use the bike check to sort out any last-minute issues or repairs.
• At 5:00 p.m., head over to the official opening ceremony.
• For dinner, choose between the festival grounds (pasta, traditional dishes & street food) or one of the local restaurants.
• And finally: go to bed early! 😴

Our pro tip: Plan a few extra days off — boredom definitely won’t be an issue!

Starting from Wednesday, there’s at least one organised group ride or community event every day. And even beyond that, there’s so much to do in the border triangle of Austria, Italy and Switzerland.

You’ll find rides for all levels of difficulty, hiking routes from leisurely to extreme, and plenty of opportunities to try other sports — from Enduro biking to kite surfing or even rock climbing.
And the best part? You can explore three countries in one trip!

Over 10 planned rides and events await you.
👉 Discover the GIRODAYS >>
 

Our Bucket List for Your Giro Holiday
 

☕ Enjoy a real Italian espresso in the Vinschgau valley — standing at the bar like the locals.

📸 Take a selfie at Lake Resia with the famous submerged church tower.

🚴‍♀️ Feel the first sunrays on the Ofen Pass.

🥨 Have a South Tyrolean “Marend” snack – bacon, cheese and panoramic views.

🌲 Take a stroll through Guarda, the picture-book Engadine village.

🍝 Eat pasta in a traditional Italian trattoria after your training ride – Giro prep the Italian way.

🚴🏼‍♀️ Ride the Inn Cycle Path through the wide Engadine valley – perfect for body and mind.

📖 Visit St. John’s Monastery in Müstair (UNESCO World Heritage) – culture between the mountain passes.

🧀 Try mountain cheese from Vinschgau, Engadine or Tyrol – best straight from the farm.

🚿 Cool your legs in the icy River Inn after a training ride – Swiss-style recovery.

☀️ Have a cappuccino in Glurns, the smallest town in South Tyrol.

🛍️ Discover local products at weekly markets (e.g. in Mals or Zernez).

🧘‍♀️ Join a stretching or yoga session with mountain views – perfect before the marathon day.

🍻 End your day with a Tyrolean evening – cheese dumplings and pine schnapps included.

Your companions definitely won’t get bored at the Dreiländergiro – quite the opposite!
It’s the perfect opportunity to turn the event weekend into a true Alpine adventure.

🚴 For Cycling Enthusiasts

Friends or family members who love cycling can join all Girodays rides and events free of charge (registration required).

🥾 Hiking Tips Around Nauders

• Hiking in Nauders >>
• Hiking in the Engadine >>
• Hiking in the Vinschgau Valley >>
   

Our team’s favourite hikes:

• BERND: Nauderer Höhenweg – a beautiful high-altitude trail, perfect for leisure hikers.
• LUNA: Sesvenna Hut – best reached via the panoramic trail from Planatsch Hut.
• NATASCHA: Weißkugel Hut – great views and the best alpine platters.
• VIKKY: Uina Gorge – a spectacular cliff trail and an unforgettable nature experience.
• JANA: Endkopf – stunning views of Lake Resia.
• CHRISTOPH M.: Piz Lad hike – the local mountain! Demanding, but worth it for the breathtaking view.
• CHRISTOPH H.: Dreiländer Borderstone hike – walk from Austria to Italy to Switzerland in just a few steps.

• KATHARINA: Fluchtwand – favourite route via the Edelweißsteig.

⛰️ Adventure & Activity Programme

• Enduro Trails – flowy routes for beginners and advanced bikers alike. [3-Country Enduro Trails]
• Kite Surfing on Lake Resia – guaranteed wind and an incredible mountain backdrop. [Kite School]
• Sailing on Lake Resia – ideal for a relaxed day on the water. [Info: reschenpass.it]
• Mountain Carts – fun and action off the bike – great for all ages!
   

👧🧒 Kids’ Activities

• Goldwasser Adventure Park
• Nauderix Kids’ Programme
• Beginner Enduro Trails

• Mountain Carts

🛍️🥨 Markets & Culinary Delights

• Discover local specialities at weekly markets in Mals and Zernez. Markets & Culinary >>
   

🚂 Day Trips

• Merano – Mediterranean flair, Trauttmansdorff Gardens, charming old town.
• St. Moritz – stylish Engadine atmosphere, shopping and lakeside walks.
• Bolzano – Messner Mountain Museum, Ötzi the Iceman & great wines.
• Samnaun – duty-free shopping fun in an alpine setting.
• Scuol – peaceful spa town and alpine relaxation.
• Wine villages in Vinschgau (Lana, Kastelbell, Schenna, etc.) – charming hamlets with historic vineyards and tastings.
   

🎭 Cultural Highlights

• St. John’s Monastery in Müstair – UNESCO World Heritage
• Altfinstermünz – impressive historic border fortification
• Tarasp Castle – a fairy-tale castle in the Engadine
• Naudersberg Castle – thick walls and alpine tales
• Nauders Fortress – tunnels and a true journey through time

🎉Dreiländergiro Day – For Your Support Crew

To make sure your companions experience the Dreiländergiro day just as intensely as you do, we’ve prepared a few special highlights:

🚩 KEEGO Cheering Zone on the Stelvio Pass

One of the absolute highlights: your friends and family can become part of the official cheering crew!
With transfer, catering, and an exclusive fan zone right at the legendary Stelvio Pass, they’ll cheer you on through the famous 48 hairpin bends – with cowbells, banners, and all-out enthusiasm.
A guaranteed goosebump moment!
➡️ Find all details here: Cheering Zone Info >>

📲 Live Timing & SMS Updates

Thanks to live timing and SMS notifications, your loved ones won’t miss a single one of your Dreiländergiro moments.
Through the live timing, they can track when you pass key points such as Prad, Stelvio, Santa Maria, or Zernez – and of course when you’re getting close to the finish line.
At St. Valentin and Martina, an SMS will also be sent automatically, so your support crew can be ready to welcome you with loud cheers at the finish.

🎶 Festival Atmosphere at the Event Grounds

While you’re out conquering the passes, the festival area in Nauders will keep everyone entertained:

• Traditional performance by the Stillebacher folk dance group (including Schuhplattler).
• The Expo area remains open on Sunday.
• Relaxation zones, great food, and plenty of good vibes until the finish line closes.
   

🌄 Special Events for Companions

If demand is high, we’ll also offer community events specifically for supporters in 2026 – such as a group brunch or a sunrise hike.
But of course, the main highlight remains: being part of the Cheering Zone on the Stelvio Pass!

📍 Where:
Directly at the festival area – impossible to miss! (Look for the two tents marked “Startnummern” / “Start Numbers”).

🕘 When:

• Saturday: 09:00 – 19:00
• Sunday: 05:00 – 06:00
   

🧭 How it works:
Pick-up is organised by start block, so make sure to check which block you’re in before you queue up.

Procedure:

• Note down your start number and start block, and bring them with you along with your ID card.
• Queue up in the corridor for your start block.
• Tell the volunteers your start number and show your ID.
• You’ll receive your start number and goodie bag.
• Attach your start number correctly to your bike.
• You’re ready to roll! 🚴‍♀️

• Pasta Party
  Refuel your energy stores! On Saturday, exchange your voucher for a well-earned portion of pasta. The pasta kitchen is open from 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Festival Programme
  Enjoy live music, entertainment, food stalls and street food all weekend long – find all details in the Girodays programme.
• Expo Area
  Discover the latest cycling products and services! The Expo is open Saturday & Sunday. You can also explore our virtual exhibition meadow online, where you’ll find exclusive offers and discount codes from our partners.

Turn your companions into the loudest supporters on the Stelvio!
Shuttle, catering, and goosebumps included.

👉 Secure your spot in the Cheering Zone now >>

Starting Signal: 06:30 a.m.
Warm-up & Line-up: from 05:30 a.m.

When to Arrive:
Earliest arrival at the start area: 05:30 a.m., latest 06:15 a.m.

Stress-free: Head to the start shortly before 5:30 a.m. From that time onwards, the hosts and the DJ will create the right atmosphere.
You’ll easily find a good position in your start block — no stress needed.
Arriving earlier doesn’t make much sense.

Punctual: Aim to be at the start area around 06:00 a.m.
You’ll still have plenty of time to get into your start block (it often takes longer than expected).
Even if you accidentally take the wrong access route, you’ll still have enough time to turn around and reach your correct start block.

Last-minute: Be at the start area no later than 06:15 a.m. — but only if you’ve already walked the access route the day before.
With 3,000 participants starting simultaneously and narrow entry lanes, 15 minutes is the absolute minimum — and only with good preparation.

IMPORTANT: Make sure to walk the access route to your start block the day before! Anyone who shows up at the wrong entrance will be sent back. Good preparation is essential – otherwise you’ll miss the start. 🏁

Startblock 1: Access via Reschenstraße B180

Startblock 2: Access via Mühlenweg

Startblock 3: Access via Dr.-Tschiggfrey-Straße, below the supermarket M-PREIS
(indicated by purple arrows on the map)

Startblock 4: Access from the village center via Dr.-Tschiggfrey-Straße
(⚠️ confusing: same street name as for Block 3 — watch the color marking!)
(indicated by green arrows)

Startblock 5: Access from the village center via Unterdorfweg
(on the map currently still shown with green arrows — will be updated)

The entire route is marked with arrows. Participants on the Stelvio Vinschgau course follow green arrows until Sta. Maria; from Sta. Maria to the finish they follow blue arrows. Participants on the Stelvio Engadin course follow green arrows for the entire route.

All aid stations are equipped with a small selection of mechanical tools, including a floor pump, spare tubes, and basic tools.
In addition, there is a mobile neutral service team on the course that can support participants along the route — depending on availability. To reach them, contact the Dreiländergiro Service Line: +43 660 949 25 70

A sweep vehicle follows behind the last participants. If you decide to abandon the Dreiländergiro on the course, you can be taken back to the finish area in Nauders with the sweep vehicle. If you are not riding near the back of the field, you may have to wait some time until the sweep vehicle reaches you. To reduce waiting time, it might be reasonable to return using public transport. It’s best to report your withdrawal to the Dreiländergiro Service Line: +43 660 949 25 70. They can tell you the current location of the sweep vehicle.

These are the times you must meet:

… on the Stelvio Engadin course:

• Stelvio Pass by 12:00
• Ofenpass by 14:00
• Martina by 16:00
• Finish by 17:00
   

… on the Stelvio Vinschgau course:

• Stelvio Pass by 12:00
• Laatsch by 13:30
• St. Valentin by 16:00
• Finish by 17:00
   

Your safety comes first.
If the sweep vehicle catches up to you, you will unfortunately be removed from the classification — without exception.

Call the Dreiländergiro Service Line immediately (+43 660 949 25 70) and provide clear, precise information about the situation:

• WHERE you are (town, kilometer mark)
• WHAT happened
• WHO is calling (name, start number, phone number)
• HOW MANY injured/affected persons
• WHAT KIND of injury/symptoms
   

Stay on the line until we hang up and make sure you remain reachable for a callback.

If you arrive at an accident as a first responder, follow this procedure:

• Secure the accident scene
• Ensure your own safety
• Make contact with the injured person(s)
• Activate the emergency chain → Contact the Service Line: +43 660 949 25 70
• Provide first aid
   

It is your duty to provide first aid in the event of an accident.

The Service Line is a phone number that connects you directly to the ECC – Event Control Center.
All incoming reports are handled there. You should only call the Service Line in situations where you truly need assistance — for example: a medical emergency, a major technical problem or if you simply cannot continue on your own.

Save the number before the event and make sure you carry your phone with you: +43 660 949 25 70

Your race number = your official document!

• Mount it visibly and correctly (do not fold or roll it).
• Only with proper mounting everything works: Participation ✔️ Border crossings ✔️ Support from course staff ✔️ Sportograf photos ✔️
• Incorrect mounting = disqualification (official requirement).
   

How the timing works:

• Your transponder is integrated in your seatpost number 🚲
• Only if it’s mounted correctly will your time and classification be valid.
• If your transponder does not trigger for any reason, please report to the Race Office on site.
• An additional finisher camera records your time as a backup.
   

Live Timing & Split Times

Your performance is recorded at several checkpoints so your friends and family can follow you online.

• Stelvio Vinschgau course: Prad/Stilfserbrücke – Stelvio – Laatsch – St. Valentin – Finish
• Stelvio Engadin course: Prad/Stilfserbrücke – Stelvio – Santa Maria – Ofenpass – Zernez – Martina – Finish
   

👉 You’ll recognize split-time checkpoints by the “Timing Check-Point” signs along the route.

SMS Service for your supporters

• Enter your supporter’s phone number during registration 📲
• Shortly before you reach the finish line, they will receive an SMS:
  • Vinschgau course: Info sent at Reschen (6 km before the finish)
  • Engadin course: Info sent at Martina (7.7 km before the finish)
• This ensures they’ll be waiting at the finish line right on time! 🎉
   

Finisher Time

Your result is available immediately after crossing the finish line — online and via SMS.

Stelvio Vinschgau course: You return to the finish via the Reschenstraße B180. You will roll into the finish at exactly the same intersection where you passed the start at 06:30 in the morning. “Rolling” is meant literally here — reduce your speed! Finish entry Stelvio Vinschgau: follow the blue arrows.

Stelvio Engadin course: You return to Nauders from the Norbertshöhe via the Martinsbrucker Straße B185. Our marshals and barriers make it almost impossible to miss the turn onto Mühlenweg. From there, you're just a few meters away from the finish line.
Sprinting to the finish is strictly prohibited! Finish entry Stelvio Engadin: follow the orange arrows. Be sure to slow down and enter the finish at a controlled pace. Please clear the finish chute promptly after crossing the line.

At the Dreiländergiro, the rule is: Ride with heart & mind! ❤️🧠

👉 Important note: There is no full road closure – traffic may approach you at any time.

What you must follow:

• Road traffic regulations: The traffic laws of each country (AUT, ITA, CH) must be followed at all times. Violations lead to disqualification and may result in legal penalties.
• Keep right: Always stay on the right-hand side – no cutting corners.
• Maintain distance: Many crashes happen because someone touches the rear wheel of the rider in front.
• Tunnels & galleries: Be careful with changing light conditions – stay alert.
• Descents: Ride defensively, with awareness and respect – your safety comes first.
   

👉 You will find the overview of all hazard zones online – it is updated continuously.
👉 Make sure to check it again shortly before the start:
Hazard zones at the Dreiländergiro >>

Along the route, you will encounter many course marshals. A small side note: most of them are Dreiländergiro heroes – they volunteer their Sunday to support you. A friendly nod or greeting is always appreciated! ❤️

🏳️🟨 Yellow Flag

If a marshal is showing a yellow flag, they are warning you of a hazard.
Reduce your speed and ride with extra caution.

🚩🟥 Red Flag

If a marshal is holding a red flag, slow down and speak to them.
They will provide you with important safety-related information.

Turn your loved ones into the loudest cheer crew on the mountain! 🚴‍♂️💨
With the Cheering Zone Package, they’ll be shuttled up to the Stelvio early in the morning, enjoy food and drinks, the best views – and create a goosebump atmosphere in the official KEEGO Cheering Zone. Cowbells, signs and loud cheering are explicitly encouraged.

👉 All information & registration: Cheering Zone >>

How you can help:

• Travel green: Arrive by train, bus, or in carpools to save CO₂. 🚆🚗
• Less single-use, more reusable: Refill your bottle at the aid stations – don’t take a new cup for every sip. ♻️
• Use resources wisely: Don’t let water run unnecessarily, only take the goodies you really need, and return unused items in the basket at the race packet pickup. 💧
• Dispose of waste properly – VERY IMPORTANT: No littering on the course! Every aid station has a Litter Zone – only there may garbage be thrown away. You ride through several nature parks – littering in nature is absolutely unacceptable! 🚫🗑️
• Shop consciously: Check out our sustainable partners and choose durable, ethically responsible products. 🏷️
• Reuse goodie bags: Perfect as a bread bag or everyday tote. 🛍️
• Save materials: Print only what’s necessary, avoid unnecessary flyers, and use digital information. 📱
   

Our contribution:

• Exclusively reusable materials: All aid stations and the entire event use only reusable cups, dishes, and cutlery. This avoids more than 20,000 single-use cups and over 1,000 kg of plastic waste. Every sip counts! 🥤♻️
• Regional & organic: Our cakes, pizza slices, and every piece of bread are locally produced – from the Nauders bakery to the eggs from nearby farms. This not only tastes better but also supports local agriculture. 🥖🍰🥚 And beyond that, regionality is our top priority for all product selections. When no regional option exists, we source organic products and, for “exotic” items like bananas and coffee, rely on Fairtrade or similar certifications.
• Textiles & materials: Our jerseys, team apparel, banners, beach flags and goodie bags are Oeko-Tex certified, recycled, or produced by B-Corp companies. Your jersey isn’t just cool – it’s sustainable, too! 👕🌍
• Use goodies smartly: Goodie bags can easily be reused as bread or shopping bags – saving waste and giving you a nice keepsake. 🛍️
• Eco-friendly partners & products: We intentionally work with sustainable partners and agree in writing with each exhibitor and cooperation partner on environmental measures for the event.
• Saving resources & energy: Printed materials instead of flyers, digital information, reusable signage, recycled wood for trophies and banners – we pay attention to every detail to conserve resources. 

Done? Then it’s time to unwind & recharge! 🔋

Massages: Our professionals – massage therapists & physiotherapists – will take care of you on Saturday from 09:30–19:00 and on Sunday from 12:00–17:00 in the massage tent of the Recovery Zone.

Recovery Area right at the event venue: Everything you need to regenerate & relax:

• Powerbar Recovery Shakes & Curing Shots 🥤
• Blackroll equipment for loose muscles
• Ice baths ❄️ for real cooling
• Sports physiotherapy support
• Cozy chill-out zones to recharge
   

Treat yourself to the break you deserve after such an experience!

Great experiences call for lasting memories. Of course, Sportograf will once again be out on the course this year, capturing amazing shots of you along the way. You’ll find the link to your photos next to your result in our results list.

After crossing the finish line, you won’t head to standard mobile showers – instead, you can shower in beautiful hotels: clean, comfortable, and more sustainable! 🌿

Our shower partners:

• Hotel Central
• Hotel Post
• Hotel Naudererhof
• Hotel Regina

Whether you made the podium, set a personal best, or are simply happy you survived – every achievement is celebrated here. The awards ceremony takes place on Sunday at 17:30 directly at the finish area. A true athlete stays until the end and celebrates with the Dreiländergiro family. Your personal time and ranking will be available online shortly in the results list.

Beyond the finish line, you’ll be greeted not only by your finisher medal, but also by refreshments: regional delicacies, pasta, drinks, and a varied supporting program. Feel free to stay a while – there’s plenty to enjoy!

All details about the program can be found here >>

For everyone staying in nearby towns: We have organized free shuttle services so you can return to your accommodation relaxed and safely after the Dreiländergiro.

Important: Registration for the shuttle service is mandatory.

You can find all details about the shuttle service here >>

The exact times may still be adjusted shortly beforehand – so make sure to check the departure times again just before the Dreiländergiro.

Your opinion matters! Share your feedback with us – this helps us make the Dreiländergiro better every year.
And if you want to share your experience: tag us on social media with @dreilaendergiro – we’re excited to see your impressions!