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Reading the course
Course identity
Tor des Géants 330 starts and finishes in Courmayeur, Italy, loops beneath the highest Alps and is officially 330 km with about 24,000 m of climb. This page pins the 2026-tor-des-geants-official-course version using the organiser's public material from TORX / VDA Trailers.
Tor des Géants is not an overlong marathon but multi-day alpine exposure: altitude, weather, sleep, aid and self-sufficiency jointly determine risk. The official GPX helps with the loop only and does not replace mandatory kit, park rules or race medical arrangements.
Verified facts
- Start and finish are in Courmayeur on an alpine loop beneath the highest Alps.
- The official distance is 330 km with about 24,000 m of climb, a 150-hour limit and no compulsory stages.
- The route passes Gran Paradiso and Mont Avic parks; the organiser publishes a full GPX, which this site links but does not redistribute.
- Distance basis: Official 330 km.
- Elevation basis: Official climb about 24,000 m
- The map anchor is a RunMap editorial overview location, not an official start, finish or course coordinate.
What this page does not provide
The organiser provides an official GPX download; this page links to it but does not bundle or redistribute it. It does not treat a third-party track, illustration or elevation sketch as official geometry; race-day routes can also change because of construction, weather or safety arrangements.
How to use this page
Treat it as a pinned-version entry, not a navigation tool. Confirm the year, category and direction, then check the organiser's technical material for that edition. Use the pace calculator for arithmetic and read the marathon distance for training context. Ultra and trail races also require separate checks of mandatory kit, aid spacing, weather windows and escape options.
Sources and reuse
This original explanatory text was prepared by the RunMap editorial desk from TORX / VDA Trailers's public material and is licensed CC BY 4.0. Event names, official marks, official route text and official files remain the property of the organiser; The organiser provides an official GPX download; this page links to it but does not bundle or redistribute it.