Phetchabun Skytrail Thailand 2026

Phetchabun Skytrail Thailand 2026 is a demanding mountain-trail event staged by RunRunTeam around Huai Nam Hia Reservoir in Lom Kao, Phetchabun. Although the event promotion mentions the 7–8 November weekend, the published race starts fall on Sunday 8 November 2026. All times below are Thailand local time (ICT, UTC+7).

Courses and conditions

• PSY 50: approximately 51.29 km with 2,988 m climbing, starting at 03:30 and allowing 14 hours 30 minutes.
• PSY 35: approximately 34.29 km with 2,195 m climbing, starting at 05:00 with an 11-hour limit.
• PSY 10: approximately 9.03 km with 470 m climbing, starting at 06:00 and allowing 5 hours.

These are mountainous trails, not flat road races. Expect steep ascents, natural surfaces, potentially changeable weather, and shared sections near local communities. The published route diagrams identify checkpoints, water and food stops, and medical support. Read the organiser's latest maps and equipment rules before heading out, especially for the pre-dawn ultra.

Registration and race rules

The organiser's current-edition registration page currently shows the regular entry window open until 30 October 2026 at 23:59 ICT, with published regular fees of THB 2,800 / 2,100 / 1,100 for PSY 50 / PSY 35 / PSY 10. Places may close earlier if exhausted; consult the live booking page rather than assuming availability.

The published rules require each runner to collect their own bib and race equipment with their registered ID or passport. Proxy collection and race-day collection are not allowed. Runners must use their own bib, follow the marked route without shortcuts, and start no more than 15 minutes after the designated flag-off. Confirmed registrations are non-refundable under the published terms. The organiser may alter courses or cancel activities if safety or force majeure requires it.

The exact race-pack collection venue and hours have not been independently confirmed, so please follow the organiser's final instructions rather than travelling on an assumed pickup schedule.

Featured flier: AI-assisted portrait adaptation of official 2026 artwork; the original is retained in the gallery.