Registration and pricing
Race description
Běh pro Střížák is a traditional race held on Střížovický Hill in Ústí nad Labem, now in its 16th year. The course is a loop run three times, with one significant climb and descent; otherwise, it is gently undulating. The event also includes shorter children’s and youth races, making it accessible to the wider community. The race has an interesting story: the course passes through an area once threatened by a planned development, which was cancelled after residents objected.
Highlights
- The loop is run three times
- One challenging climb (220 m, 25 m elevation gain)
- Gently undulating terrain with one descent of approximately 20 m over a 400 m section
Additional information
Shorter children’s (700 m) and youth (2.7 km) races are available. The course passes through an area once threatened by a planned indoor ski slope for year-round downhill skiing, which was cancelled after residents objected. The event includes a raffle and refreshments and is part of the local cross-country cup, with children and young people also welcome to take part.