OTF PRESENTED BY DYNAFIT

By October, most people have quietly wrapped up their season. Declared it done. Bought a foam roller and made peace with the sofa. And then there's you. Here, reading about a trail festival in Oberaudorf, Bavaria, where the Wilder Kaiser watches from a polite distance while you do something inadvisable to your legs.

The OTF presented by Dynafit returns October 1–4, 2026. Five distances: 12K, 21K, 42K, 60K. And this year, for the first time, a 100K. Because apparently someone looked at the existing lineup and thought: not enough. The OTF100 is the kind of thing you sign up for in January, quietly regret in August, and talk about for the rest of your life. You've been warned.

But here's the thing about OTF: finishing is only the beginning. The basecamp stays loud. The music doesn't stop when the last runner comes in. There's a drink waiting at the finish line and people who ran what you ran, equally wrecked, equally happy about it.

This is how the SALTY season closes. One last full send. Then everything that comes after.

Run hard. Stay late. Welcome to the Afterparty.

The OTF presented by Dynafit is an official member of the ITRA (International Trail Running Association) and part of the ITRA National League. The race is internationally recognised, which means that after you finish, ITRA points will be credited to your account. How many depends on the distance you run.

For those keeping score: ITRA points matter for qualifying for other races down the line. They are also, depending on who you ask, a legitimate contribution to personal well-being, a natural fit for the Instagram bio, and, in rare but entirely understandable cases, something that has quietly found its way onto official identity documents.* We're not judging. Points are points.

*They will not, however, secure you a free drink at the Leichtsinn Bar. The bar has reviewed the ITRA ranking system and remains unmoved.

Somewhere on the course, while you were busy suffering, someone was pointing a camera at you. That someone was Sportshot. Our official photo partner had photographers out on every route, which means your best and worst moments from the day are now documented.

Find your photos below. You may look better than you think. Or exactly as bad as you feared. Either way: documented.