Participation in an event of this scale is a serious challenge that requires the right equipment, physical condition, and determination for success! It is important to familiarize yourself with all the conditions and requirements below!
The organized forest race on the 100 km, 80 km, and 42 km courses, as well as the 70 km and 25 km cycling, is open to anyone over the age of 18, without any gender restrictions or sports membership requirements (100 and 80 km require a minimum of 2 ITRA points, and for 70 km cycling, there is an experience requirement for a similar level of difficulty).
The 21 km distance is open to all participants over 14 years old (underage participants must present a parental consent declaration).
The short 3 km distance is available to all participants, regardless of age. We invite and encourage all children, their parents, grandparents, to join in the challenge! The 3 km distance is accessible to everyone, regardless of their sports form or condition! (Equipment requirements are not mandatory for this distance.)
All participants must register in advance and sign up, as well as pay the respective participation fee according to the distance for which they are participating.
The Tryavna Ultra registration and sign-up system is linked to the system of iRun.bg. Any participant who has a registration in iRun.bg does not need to register again. It is enough to log in with their account and proceed to the next step – selecting a distance.
Any participant who does not have a registration with iRun.bg must register by creating a new account and then sign up by following the relevant steps.
IMPORTANT! On the day of the event, no registrations will be made, except for registrations for the 3 km distance.
Participants are required to stay on the designated trail without deviating from it.
It is forbidden to throw waste along the trail and around it. Special bags will be distributed to all participants, in which they can place all food wrappers and other waste, as well as used toilet paper or wet wipes. The bags, along with all other waste, can be disposed of at designated locations at the control points, where new bags can also be obtained.
ATTENTION! To reduce waste, water bottles will not be offered at the control points. All participants must bring a suitable container in which they can receive water and other beverages at the control points.
The use of trekking poles is permitted.
For all participants in the long-distance runs (80, 100 km), the following equipment is required:
Mandatory equipment:
Recommended additional equipment:
Mandatory equipment for 70 and 25 km MTB:
Only participants who have reached the required age by the start date will be allowed to participate. All participants must sign a declaration agreeing to the event’s conditions and releasing the organizers from liability. (For all underage participants, the declaration will be signed by their parent/guardian).
For the 100 km and 80 km distances, each participant must have at least 2 ITRA points from an event in the last 2 years.
For the 70 km MTB discipline, you must have previous experience in races with increased technical difficulty. You are required to have completed an MTB race of at least 40 km and 700 meters of positive elevation gain in under 5 hours or another similar challenge. When registering for this discipline, you will be asked to provide links to results from such races as proof of your skills. Registration will be completed after approval from an administrator before payment can be made.
Participants must be fully aware of the efforts required to participate in mountain ultramarathons and be adequately physically and mentally prepared.
Participants must be able to handle all risks associated with participation in a mountain ultramarathon on their own, without external assistance: fatigue, physical discomfort, injuries, adverse weather conditions (rain, snow, strong winds, fog, mud, cold, heat), orientation, moving at night, wild animals.
Emergency phone numbers are listed on the race bibs. If you lose track of the markings and walk on unmarked terrain for more than 500 meters, return to the last marking you saw and try to find the correct path again.
The main organizer of the Tryavna Ultra ultramarathon is iRun – a non-profit association.
iRun reserves the right to change these terms and prices at any time without notice.
By registering, each participant in the Tryavna Ultra ultramarathon declares that they fully agree with these General Terms.
Participants agree to participate under the given running and trail conditions at their own risk and without the explicit consent of iRun and other private or state institutions.
Running is a physical activity that may cause discomfort, injuries, and strain on the cardiovascular system, or even pose a risk of fatal outcomes. We recommend that all participants consult their doctor before participating.
All participants accept the possibility of injuries, accidents, and injuries at their own risk, and declare that they are physically fit and possess the necessary abilities (physical and mental) to participate in the running of the relevant discipline/distance. Each participant registers and participates entirely at their own risk.
iRun is not responsible for any injuries, accidents, heart attacks, or deaths of participants in the events.
iRun is not responsible for the accuracy of the information and personal data entered by users during their registration.
iRun is a personal data administrator and collects personal data in accordance with the law for the purpose of the event.
iRun is not responsible for technical failures and the inability to record race results, as well as errors in recording or entering and publishing information.
iRun is not responsible for arbitrating claims for distributed prizes, certificates, cups, or other items.