16th 'Karst Run' 2011
Povir (Slovenia), Saturday 10 September 2011
Around 300 runners, more than half of them children, took part in last year's Kraški tek, which is held annually on the beautiful Karst plateau in Slovenia's Primorska region, not far from the Adriatic Sea.
The race is a challenging 11-kilometre loop through woods, fields and villages. Most of the route is on dirt roads. About four kilometres are on asphalt roads.
The start and the finish are in the village of Povir, which is situated at an elevation of about 400 metres, approximately 20 kilometres from the port city of Trieste in Italy.
In 2010, the winners were Marko Vojska (39:00) and Sergeja Lipušček (48:33).
Race information:
Country:
- Slovenia
Venue (Map):
Date:
- 10 September 2011 (Saturday)
Race distance:
- 11km
- 300m-600m-1,200m-1,800m children's races
Start time:
- 13.00 (children)
- 15.00 (guided walk, ca. 2 hours)
- 16.00 (11km)
Entries:
- on the day until 30 minutes before the start
Entry fees:
- 10 euros
- children 2 euros
You get:
- a meal, tea, a souvenir gift
Prizes:
- trophies and product prizes
- medals to the first three in each age group
Number of finishers 2010:
- 11km: 131
- children's races: 168
Event website:
- www.povir.si
No guarantee is made as to the accuracy or thoroughness of the information on this page.