Arlberg Giro
on Sunday, August 2, 2026
The Arlberg Giro covers a length of 150 kilometers and 2500 meters of altitude. It is a challenging race that attracts both professional and amateur cyclists from around the world. The route includes demanding mountain passes, steep descents, and breathtaking views. Participants must prove skill and endurance to overcome the challenges of the course. The race starts and finishes in St. Anton am Arlberg. After starting in the early morning, the route takes riders over the Arlberg Pass, through the Klostertal into the Montafon, and onto the Silvretta High Alpine Road - from there through the Paznauntal and the Stanzertal back to St. Anton am Arlberg. Villages and valleys are crossed while facing the climbs and descents. Along the way, participants are cheered on by enthusiastic spectators and locals, creating a great atmosphere.
Registration – sold out
Registration for the Arlberg Giro 2027 opens on 15 September 2026
Programme
The Arlberg Giro continues to grow – and with it, its programme, which promises a more exciting weekend with more highlights than ever before.
St. Anton Night Sprint
31 July 2026
Entry fee: €25
St. Anton Night Sprint
A special highlight of the Arlberg Giro is the St. Anton Night Sprint.
Arlberg Giro participants have the opportunity to register for this spectacular sprint competition through the pedestrian zone of St. Anton am Arlberg taking place on 31 July 2026.
New in 2026 is that you can also take part in the Night Sprint without participating in the Arlberg Giro.
