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The 2026 Jiangzhe Summit Qianba Trail Race (江浙之巅·千八越野赛) is a demanding mountain-running festival in Longquan, Zhejiang Province, held on 7–8 November 2026. The organisers have announced a field of up to 1,929 runners spread across four distances. It is an especially serious prospect for experienced ultrarunners, with repeated steep climbing through the highlands near the Zhejiang–Fujian border.
Courses and climbing
Both the advertised 118K and 65K races depart Pingnan Trail Town at 09:00 on Saturday 7 November and finish at Wang'ou Taoxichuan Cultural and Creative District in Longquan. The longest route measures 116.8 km, with 9,031 m ascent, 9,861 m descent and a 35-hour cut-off. The 65K is actually 67.3 km, with 4,118 m ascent, 4,966 m descent and a 21-hour limit.
On Sunday 8 November at 09:00, the advertised 28K and 6K events both start and finish at Wang'ou Taoxichuan. Their measured lengths are 27.9 km and 6.43 km respectively; published cut-offs are seven and two hours. Organiser listings describe proposed ITRA point allocations for the longer three races, but these should not be regarded as awarded certification until confirmed.
Entry and race logistics
The official registration page lists 23 October 2026 at 23:59 China time as the entry deadline, subject to places filling earlier. Early advertised prices are CNY 1,296 (118K), 648 (65K), 268.20 (28K) and 179.10 (6K). The organiser advertises conditional full entry-fee refunds for female finishers; participants should check the exact eligibility and claim procedure directly.
Race-pack collection is scheduled for Friday 6 November, 10:00–22:00, at Wang'ou Taoxichuan. The longer routes require substantial mountain-racing experience, appropriate medical documentation and mandatory safety equipment. Published compulsory items include a waterproof jacket, headlamp, emergency blanket, insulation and personal drinking cup; a satellite tracker is supplied with a refundable deposit. Runners should consult the full equipment list and entry rules before travelling, particularly for the long courses.
The two main start locations are different. The map marker for Pingnan is approximate and is not a surveyed race-start arch.