Arlberg Giro

on Sunday, August 1, 2027

The Arlberg Giro is one of Austria’s most renowned cycling marathons, attracting ambitious road cyclists from all over the world year after year. Its varied route takes riders across legendary Alpine passes, through spectacular valleys and past some of the most impressive mountain scenery in Tyrol and Vorarlberg.

 

Covering 150 kilometres and 2,500 metres of elevation, the Arlberg Giro combines a true sporting challenge with an unforgettable experience in the Alps. The race starts and finishes in the heart of St. Anton am Arlberg – the cradle of Alpine skiing and one of Europe’s leading mountain sports destinations.

Cyclists riding a wide hairpin turn with alpine meadows and forest – typical Arlberg Giro scene

Registration 

 

Registration for the 2027 Arlberg Giro opens on 15 September 2026.

Road Cycling Weekend in St. Anton am Arlberg

Two racing cyclists speed through the pedestrian zone in St. Anton at dusk and in the rain.
Expo-AREA in St. Anton am Arlberg

Arlberg Giro at a glance

 

- 50 kilometres and 2,500 metres of elevation through Tyrol and Vorarlberg

 

- Start and finish in St. Anton am Arlberg

 

- Route highlights: Arlberg Pass, Klostertal, Montafon, Silvretta High Alpine Road, Paznaun Valley and Stanzertal Valley

 

- International field with riders from more than 30 nations

 

- A weekend dedicated to road cycling, Alpine scenery and genuine Tyrolean hospitality

 

Frequently asked questions about the Arlberg Giro

How long is the Arlberg Giro?

The Arlberg Giro covers 150 kilometres through Tyrol and Vorarlberg and ranks among the most challenging cycling marathons in the Alps.

How much elevation does the Arlberg Giro cover?

The route features approximately 2,500 metres of elevation across several Alpine climbs and mountain passes.

Where does the Arlberg Giro start?

The race starts and finishes in the centre of St. Anton am Arlberg.

What is the Arlberg Giro route?

The route takes riders across the Arlberg Pass, through the Klostertal and Montafon valleys, along the Silvretta High Alpine Road and through the Paznaun and Stanzertal valleys before returning to St. Anton am Arlberg.

Who is the Arlberg Giro for?

The Arlberg Giro is aimed at ambitious amateur road cyclists with a good level of fitness. If you love Alpine mountain passes and are looking for a rewarding sporting challenge, this is the race for you.

When does the Arlberg Giro take place?

The Arlberg Giro takes place in St. Anton am Arlberg every year in late July or early August. The exact date is announced annually.