Bright Alpine Climb 4 Peaks

Fri, Oct 30, 2026
Australia
Bright
4peaks.com.au
Trail Running

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Trail in Australia, Bright

Distances

Running
Schülerlauf
2 km
Start: 09:30 AM

About

The Bright Alpine Climb – 4 Peaks is a 4‑day walking and running event in the Bright area of Victoria. Each day participants tackle a new peak on marked gazetted trails, with distances varying from 10.6km to 15km. It’s a casual, timed event where individual daily results are combined on the final day for an overall time.

Catering & aid stations

Competitor information indicates participants are responsible for their own food and hydration; on-course aid stations are not detailed. Please check official updates for specific catering and water stations.

Pacers

When available, pacers run target times per start wave and may carry pacer flags to identify them; aim to overtake only when it is safe to do so.

Results

View official results

What's included in entry

Each runner is responsible for their own wellbeing and basic first aid and should carry their own blisterpads/band-aids, body lubricant, sunscreen, and strapping tape.
Please be aware of the effects of dehydration, hypothermia, and fatigue.
If you pass an injured runner, please stop to assist them. Record how long you stopped to assist and notify the Race Director at the finish line and they will organise to adjust your time accordingly.
Participants are responsible for any costs incurred as a result of a medical incident. The Ambulance service is not a free service in Victoria. It's your responsibility to check your health cover and ensure you are covered for ambulance cover in the case of an emergency. To arrange cover with Ambulance Victoria, visit http://www.ambulance.vic.gov.au/
Sweepers will be deployed onto the course with the aim of ensuring there's no one left on the course unaccounted for. If you leave the trail at any time, please leave your pack in the middle of the trail so the sweeper doesn't go past you.

Each runner is responsible for their own wellbeing and basic first aid (blister pads/band-aids, body lubricant, sunscreen, strapping tape).
Be aware of the effects of dehydration, hypothermia, and fatigue.
If you pass an injured runner, stop to assist them; record how long you stopped and notify the Race Director at the finish to adjust your time.
Participants are responsible for any costs incurred as a result of a medical incident. Ambulance service is not free in Victoria.
Sweepers will be deployed onto the course to ensure no one is left unaccounted for; if you leave the trail, leave your pack in the middle so sweepers don’t go past you.

FAQ

What distances are offered?

The event offers a Schülerlauf of 2km. Other peaks host varying distances from 10.6km to 15km across the four days; specific daily routes and distances are confirmed on the event website.

How much does it cost?

The Schülerlauf costs €10 for pre‑entry and €15 on the day. For other distances and exact pricing, please check the official registration page.

Is there on‑course catering?

Participants are responsible for their own hydration and nutrition. Aid stations may be available; please refer to the latest event updates for detailed catering and water station information.

Last updated: Jun 6, 2026, 12:17:13 AM