Registration and pricing
Race description
Petřín Three Ways is a unique race in Prague where participants tackle Petřín Hill in three different ways: an interval-start climb up the 299 steps of the Petřín Lookout Tower, a mass-start uphill race, and an interval-start climb up the slope on an unpaved path and stairs. The overall ranking is based on the combined times of all three races, with bonuses for the top participants. Children can enter ten age categories, with courses around the Hunger Wall. The race also offers a relay, with three runners each completing one leg.
Highlights
- Interval-start climb up the 299 steps of the Petřín Lookout Tower
- 1 km uphill race with 118 m of elevation gain and a mass start
- Interval-start 1 km climb up the slope on an unpaved path and stairs
Additional information
The race office and facilities are in tents near the Petřín Lookout Tower. Interval starts are every 30 seconds, with a break after every 30 participants to allow them to descend from the tower. Children’s races feature 200 m, 365 m, and 730 m courses, with awards immediately after each race. Relays consist of 3 runners, each running one leg; they start together with the individual competitors. Relay participants cannot also enter the main race. The schedule runs from 7:45 to 12:35, with the main race awards at 11:30. The terrain includes stairs and unpaved paths. Registration is through the Apachi platform. The race is part of the Rozhledny v pohybu series and offers multiple categories and a relay option.