TRAI.LS guide

From your first search to a season with your club

TRAI.LS helps you do more than spot races on a map: choose a concrete course, save your plans, and see where you will meet friends on the trail.

Explore the possibilities ↓
  1. 1Find
  2. 2Choose
  3. 3Build a season
  4. 4Run together
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Available

Find a race your way

One catalogue answers three questions: where to run, when a race takes place, and which course suits you.

  • The map shows the geography of upcoming races.
  • The calendar and course list offer different views of the same data.
  • Name, place, dates, length, elevation gain, and other verified parameters narrow the choice.
  • Past editions remain available in a separate archive.
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Available

Check a concrete course

A race page brings together the practical facts you need to decide before registering.

  • Length, elevation gain, ITRA Points, start time, and cutoff — when published.
  • GPX, course map, and elevation profile — when a route is available.
  • Links to the organizer, registration, and data sources.
  • Compare a course, save it to your season, or add it to your regular calendar.

If a parameter is not supported by a source, TRAI.LS does not make it up.

Browse courses
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Build your running season

Save the races you are considering and turn scattered registrations into one clear plan.

  • Your selected course is saved, not just the festival as a whole.
  • Mark it as considering, planned, registered, completed, or withdrawn.
  • View your season as a timeline, calendar, list, or map.
  • Past races and saved history remain in the archive.
Open my season
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Plan races with your club

A club season is assembled from members’ personal plans and shows who is heading where and for which course.

  • Create a private club or join through a protected link and request.
  • Members, coaches, and administrators get appropriate roles.
  • Personal seasons automatically form a shared club calendar.
  • Table, timeline, calendar, list, and map reveal the season from different angles.

The catalogue improves with your help

Can’t find a race or spotted a mistake?

Send a link or message. A suggestion is reviewed and is never published automatically.