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Tahtalı Run to Sky

8–9 May 2027 Antalya 12K–41K Trail 07:00
Tahtalı Run to Sky is a trail race held with a 27K course that climbs from sea level at Çıralı to the summit of Mount Tahtalı on 8–9 May 2027. The event offers 12K, 27K and 41K courses; the start time is 07.00. Registration is open.

Race Pack Pick-up

Date
7–9 May 2027
Location
Olbia Park, Kemer Open in maps
7 May 13:00–20:00 (all courses). 8 May: late pickup for 27K 05:00–05:30; 12K and 41K kits 14:00–19:00. 9 May: late pickup for 41K 07:00–07:45, for 12K 07:30–08:45. 27K runners are taken from Olbia Park to the start in Çıralı at 05:45 on 8 May.
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Race Information

Date & start time 8–9 May 2027 · 07:00
Location Antalya
Start location Kemer, Antalya (27K: Çıralı)
Distances 12K, 27K, 41K
Race type Trail race
Organiser Rossist Event

Course & Map

Kemer, Antalya (27K: Çıralı)
Start location: Kemer, Antalya (27K: Çıralı) Download GPX Download GPX Download GPX
12K11.7 km · 289 m climbing
11.7 km
Distance
289 m
Total climbing
289 m
Total descent
2–267 m
Altitude range
25 m
Climbing per kilometre
15 · XXS
Km-effort · ITRA scale (calculated)
0
Official ITRA score
3
Mountain Level (ITRA, 0–12)
57%
Flat sections
01002003000246810kmCP1 Çalıştepe · 6.8 km · Cut-off 2 hFinish (Kemer) · 12 km · Cut-off 3 hT1
Steep climb 8%+Climb 3–8%FlatDescent 3–8%Steep descent 8%+

Over 11.7 km there is 289 m of climbing, 25 m per kilometre. A trail course with distinct climbs. About 89% of the climbing is in the first half.

ClimbKilometreNet gainAvg. gradientSteepest 250 mTop
T13.3–6.2265 m9.1%22%267 m

Source: the organiser's published course file. The file has no elevation data, so altitudes come from a satellite elevation model (Copernicus DEM). Values are measured from the file and may differ slightly from the climbing the organiser states. Last calculated: 11.10.2026. Source of the official ITRA data: ITRA

27K27.5 km · 2,613 m climbing
27.5 km
Distance
2,613 m
Total climbing
319 m
Total descent
4–2,315 m
Altitude range
95 m
Climbing per kilometre
54 · S
Km-effort · ITRA scale (calculated)
2
Official ITRA score
12
Mountain Level (ITRA, 0–12)
24%
Flat sections
02004006008001,0001,2001,4001,6001,8002,0002,2002,4000510152025kmCP1 Ulupınar · 9.6 km · Cut-off 2 hCP2 Beycik · 18.9 km · Cut-off 4 h 30 minFinish (Tahtalı zirvesi) · 27.6 km · Cut-off 7 hT1T2
Steep climb 8%+Climb 3–8%FlatDescent 3–8%Steep descent 8%+

Over 27.5 km there is 2,613 m of climbing, 95 m per kilometre. A mountain course: expect to walk on the long climbs. About 31% of the climbing is in the first half.

ClimbKilometreNet gainAvg. gradientSteepest 250 mTop
T11.1–5.7331 m7.2%29%335 m
T26.9–27.32,166 m10.6%35%2,315 m

Source: the organiser's published course file. Values are measured from the file and may differ slightly from the climbing the organiser states. Last calculated: 11.10.2026. Source of the official ITRA data: ITRA

Checkpoints and Cut-offs

27K

PointKilometreCut-off
CP1 Ulupınar9.62 h
CP2 Beycik18.94 h 30 min
Finish (Tahtalı zirvesi)27.67 h

41K

PointKilometreCut-off
CP1 Teleferik Alt İstasyon122 h 15 min
CP2 Tekirova18.44 h
CP3 Alacasu26.15 h 30 min
CP4 Çalıştepe367 h 30 min
Finish (Kemer)41.49 h

12K

PointKilometreCut-off
CP1 Çalıştepe6.82 h
Finish (Kemer)123 h

Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race. Source: the organiser's race information.

Frequently asked questions about this race

How long are the Tahtalı Run to Sky courses and how much climbing do they have?

12K: 11.7 km, 289 m of climbing · 27K: 27.5 km, 2,613 m of climbing. Values are measured from the organiser's published course files.

How hard is the Tahtalı Run to Sky 27K course?

Over 27.5 km there is 2,613 m of climbing in total, 95 m per kilometre. About 24% of the course is flat. A mountain course: expect to walk on the long climbs. Km-effort is 54, which puts it in the S category on the ITRA scale. The official ITRA score is 2.

Where is the hardest climb on the Tahtalı Run to Sky 27K course?

The biggest climb is between km 6.9 and km 27.3: 2,166 m net at an average gradient of 10.6%. Its steepest 250 m section averages 35%. The course has 2 distinct climbs.

What is the highest point of the Tahtalı Run to Sky 27K course?

The highest point is 2,315 m, at km 27.3. The lowest point is 4 m.

Is the hard part of the Tahtalı Run to Sky 27K course at the start or the end?

About 69% of the climbing is in the second half; the hard part comes late, so save your strength.

Is the Tahtalı Run to Sky 27K course a loop or an out-and-back?

Start and finish are in different places; the course runs point to point.

Is there a GPX file for Tahtalı Run to Sky?

Yes. The organiser's course file is in the Course and Map section on this page; you can load it onto your watch or phone.

What are the cut-off times for Tahtalı Run to Sky 27K?

CP1 Ulupınar (km 9.6): 2 h; CP2 Beycik (km 18.9): 4 h 30 min; Finish (Tahtalı zirvesi) (km 27.6): 7 h. Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race.

What are the cut-off times for Tahtalı Run to Sky 41K?

CP1 Teleferik Alt İstasyon (km 12): 2 h 15 min; CP2 Tekirova (km 18.4): 4 h; CP3 Alacasu (km 26.1): 5 h 30 min; CP4 Çalıştepe (km 36): 7 h 30 min; Finish (Kemer) (km 41.4): 9 h. Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race.

What are the cut-off times for Tahtalı Run to Sky 12K?

CP1 Çalıştepe (km 6.8): 2 h; Finish (Kemer) (km 12): 3 h. Runners who do not reach a point by its cut-off time are taken out of the race.

What is the ITRA score of Tahtalı Run to Sky?

Official ITRA score: 27K: 2 · 41K: 2 · 12K: 0. Scores are awarded by ITRA; the value is taken from ITRA’s race page.

What is the ITRA Mountain Level of Tahtalı Run to Sky?

ITRA Mountain Level: 27K: 12 · 41K: 3 · 12K: 3. Mountain Level is ITRA’s 0–12 measure of how mountainous a course is. It is not the ITRA score: the score (0–6) reflects the total effort of distance and climbing.

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