Allgäu Triathlon

The Allgäu Triathlon is a cult fixture of German endurance sport, proudly billed as the oldest event of its kind in the country and carrying the spirit of “#kultseit1983”. Staged in the Allgäu region around Immenstadt, it blends a striking alpine setting with a lively race atmosphere under the banner “SPEED MEETS KULT”. The organiser highlights a playful yet infamous challenge with the line “WHO THE F*CK IS KALVARIENBERG?”, a nod to the climb that has earned legendary status among participants. This heritage, combined with modern race production, makes the event a standout in the late‑summer calendar.

Multiple race formats are offered with named courses “Sprint”, “Olymp”, and “Classic”, giving athletes a choice of intensity and race duration. While detailed distances and time limits are published in the official race information, route geometry is shared via GPX downloads and Komoot collections for advance planning. The surrounding Allgäu Alps provide scenic roads and passionate support, adding to the race’s distinctive character. References to “BUNDESLIGA” signal elite racing appearances that amplify the energy on course.

Practical resources for athletes include a pre‑notification form for entry updates, a dedicated event hotels listing, and professional event photography. Media and press assets are available through the organiser’s media centre, ensuring comprehensive information and imagery for competitors and supporters. Closer to race day, the official Ausschreibung typically details schedules, briefings and operational specifics. With its deep roots and unmistakable culture, Allgäu Triathlon remains a bucket‑list experience for newcomers and repeat racers alike.