Mount Servin Alpine Race

An alpine race in the heart of the Angrogna Valley

The Mount Servin Alpine Race is a mountain running event that, every year in early June, draws trail running enthusiasts and hikers to the Colle della Vaccera in Angrogna, within the Waldensian Valleys in the province of Turin. The event is organized by the Sport Club Angrogna, a local sports association, and has established itself as one of the most scenic challenges in the Pinerolo valleys' running calendar.

The trail to Mount Servin

The start is located in Vaccera, a mountain pass at approximately 1,460 meters above sea level, from which trails wind their way up to the summit of Mount Servin (about 1,750 meters). The route traverses high-altitude pastures, forests, and mule tracks, following marked paths that are maintained in the weeks leading up to the race. The event offers courses of varying lengths, designed both for seasoned athletes and those wishing to tackle the climb at a more leisurely, hiking pace.

Part of the Trofeo delle Valli

The Mount Servin Alpine Race is part of the Trofeo delle Valli circuit, which brings together the main mountain running races in the region. Its inclusion in the circuit confirms the technical quality of the event, making it a highly anticipated stop for specialists, as well as a festive sporting occasion open to everyone in one of the most genuine corners of the Pinerolo area.

Sport and mountains in Angrogna

In Angrogna, a small mountain village in the Metropolitan City of Turin, the race is also a way to showcase the local area and its trails. Amidst the green pastures and the panoramic views from the summit of Mount Servin, the day combines competitive spirit with the pleasure of experiencing the Piedmontese mountains in the simple, welcoming atmosphere that defines local valley events.

How to participate

Registration is handled via the Wedosport platform through the event's dedicated link. For the full regulations, course maps, and all updates, please visit the Sport Club Angrogna website and Facebook page, or contact the organizers directly.