Le Bouveret, Switzerland · Trail
SwissPeaks Trail 2026
Tuesday, August 25, 2026 · Completed
Results · 2026
Legend
women
- 1. Denise Zimmermann120:53:09
- 2. Nicky Spinks129:09:06
- 3. Emily Kratz130:52:09
men
- 1. Robin Fournier79:54:37
- 2. Jean Blancheteau88:33:40
- 3. Timon Günther101:55:38
Odyssey
women
- 1. Dariia Bodnar166:56:49
- 2. Florence Golay Geymond194:32:01
- 3. Line Pelletier203:30:08
men
- 1. Tito Vicente141:14:38
- 2. Laurent Luccioni148:01:00
- 3. Lorenzo Franco Santin156:11:51
100 Miles
women
- 1. Claire Bannwarth33:57:04
- 2. Sarah Verguet Moniz37:52:33
- 3. Caroline Manil39:58:42
men
- 1. Ian Dargaud26:32:16
- 2. Yurick Aregger27:21:15
- 3. David Mengolo28:29:23
Ultra
women
- 1. Marie Sallet15:30:11
- 2. Camille Cochet15:34:57
- 3. Megan Erspamer15:37:47
men
- 1. Tim Jean13:33:49
- 2. Maximiliano Lopez13:59:30
- 3. Rémy Camelin14:03:00
Challenge
women
- 1. Diana Ballet9:44:27
- 2. Paméla Léger9:46:13
- 3. Laetitia Seignovert10:49:25
men
- 1. Gaëtan Seitz8:16:23
- 2. Florent Paybou8:21:10
- 3. Victor Peigne8:30:45
Results updated
How it went
Tito Vicente of Spain won the 2026 Odyssey in 141:14:38, reaching Le Bouveret on the morning of Thursday, September 3, nine days after the field set out from the same lakeside on the evening of August 25. Laurent Luccioni of France was second in 148:01:00 and Lorenzo Franco Santin of Italy third in 156:11:51. Dariia Bodnar of Ukraine won the women's race in 166:56:49, eighth overall, with Florence Golay Geymond second in 194:32:01 and Line Pelletier third in 203:30:08. The times are running time only: the race ran its first four days as timed stages with the nights between them neutralised, then joined the Legend's course from Brigerbad on the Sunday for the 400 km back to the lake.
Robin Fournier won the Legend in 79:54:37, reaching Le Bouveret on the afternoon of Wednesday, September 2 after starting from Brigerbad on the Sunday morning, 397 km and four bases de vie earlier. Jean Blancheteau was second in 88:33:40, more than eight and a half hours behind him, and Timon Günther third in 101:55:38. Denise Zimmermann of Switzerland won the women's race in 120:53:09, 21st overall, after leading through Morgins, the last base de vie, on the Thursday evening. Nicky Spinks was second in 129:09:06 and Emily Kratz third in 130:52:09.
Ian Dargaud won the 100 Miles in 26:32:16 from the Grande Dixence dam, with Yurick Aregger second in 27:21:15 and David Mengolo third in 28:29:23. Claire Bannwarth won the women's race in 33:57:04, tenth overall, nearly four hours ahead of Sarah Verguet Moniz. On the Ultra, run overnight from Salvan, Tim Jean won in 13:33:49 ahead of Maximiliano Lopez and Rémy Camelin. Marie Sallet won the women's race in 15:30:11, eleventh overall, with Camille Cochet second in 15:34:57 and Megan Erspamer third in 15:37:47. On the Challenge from Val d'Illiez on Saturday morning, Gaëtan Seitz won in 8:16:23, with Florent Paybou second in 8:21:10 and Victor Peigne third in 8:30:45, and Diana Ballet won the women's race in 9:44:27, 1 minute 46 ahead of Paméla Léger.
Distances
Odyssey
- Distance
- 643 km (400 mi)
- Vert gain
- 43,800 m (143,700 ft)
- Start
- 8:00 PM GMT+2
Capped at 100, selected on running record. Nine to twelve days, the first half in stages. Full for 2026
Legend
- Distance
- 397 km (247 mi)
- Vert gain
- 27,530 m (90,300 ft)
- Start
- Aug 30, 9:00 AM GMT+2
- Cutoff
- 159 hr
Four to seven days, capped at 400. Full for 2026
100 Miles
- Distance
- 168 km (104 mi)
- Vert gain
- 10,990 m (36,100 ft)
- Start
- Sep 3, 10:00 AM GMT+2
- Cutoff
- 57 hr
Capped at 300. Full for 2026. The race states a 56-hour limit and closes the finish line at 7 p.m. on September 5, an hour later.
Ultra
- Distance
- 101 km (63 mi)
- Vert gain
- 6,000 m (19,700 ft)
- Start
- Sep 3, 8:00 PM GMT+2
- Cutoff
- 36 hr
Full for 2026
Challenge
- Distance
- 72.6 km (45 mi)
- Vert gain
- 4,387 m (14,400 ft)
- Start
- Sep 5, 5:00 AM GMT+2
- Cutoff
- 18 hr
The race states a limit of 18 hours 30 and closes the finish line at 11 p.m. on September 5, half an hour earlier.
| Distance | Vert gain | Start | Cutoff | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 643 km (400 mi) | 43,800 m (143,700 ft) | 8:00 PM GMT+2 | — | Capped at 100, selected on running record. Nine to twelve days, the first half in stages. Full for 2026 |
| 397 km (247 mi) | 27,530 m (90,300 ft) | Aug 309:00 AM GMT+2 | 159 hr | Four to seven days, capped at 400. Full for 2026 |
| 168 km (104 mi) | 10,990 m (36,100 ft) | Sep 310:00 AM GMT+2 | 57 hr | Capped at 300. Full for 2026. The race states a 56-hour limit and closes the finish line at 7 p.m. on September 5, an hour later. |
| 101 km (63 mi) | 6,000 m (19,700 ft) | Sep 38:00 PM GMT+2 | 36 hr | Full for 2026 |
| 72.6 km (45 mi) | 4,387 m (14,400 ft) | Sep 55:00 AM GMT+2 | 18 hr | The race states a limit of 18 hours 30 and closes the finish line at 11 p.m. on September 5, half an hour earlier. |
Every year
- 2026August 25, 2026 · completedLegend: Robin Fournier 79:54:37 · Denise Zimmermann 120:53:09; Odyssey: Tito Vicente 141:14:38 · Dariia Bodnar 166:56:49; 100 Miles: Ian Dargaud 26:32:16 · Claire Bannwarth 33:57:04; Ultra: Tim Jean 13:33:49 · Marie Sallet 15:30:11; Challenge: Gaëtan Seitz 8:16:23 · Diana Ballet 9:44:27
- 2025August 25, 2025 · completed700: Sangé Sherpa 146:12:34 · Denise Zimermann 159:03:12; 380: Aleš Frlic 85:03:05 · Giulia Saggin 99:35:03; 170: Ivan Hrastovec 27:16:33 · Melanie Lenz 32:50:30; 100: Joël Dumas 13:41:06 · Paméla Léger 16:00:59; 70: Enzo Pinat 8:10:58 · Laura Clerice 9:47:53