What distances are available?

There are two distances to choose from: Rookie approx. 10–11 km and Original approx. 20–21 km.

When is the start and what does the schedule look like?

The mass start is on March 28, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Area opens at 7:30 AM, race briefing around 9:45 AM, award ceremony at approximately 1:00 PM, official end at 4:00 PM.

What is the participation fee?

Depending on the distance and booking phase, the entry fees vary. Orientation: Rookie from approx. €70, regular price approx. €85; Original from approx. €80, regular price approx. €95.

Are there parking options?

Yes, designated parking spaces are available in the town as well as in the ski arena area. Please follow arrival instructions and signage on-site.

What is the catering and infrastructure like?

There will be course and finish area catering, warm water showers, medical support, and timing by a partner.

What equipment is recommended?

Trail-appropriate running shoes with grip, gloves, and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended; swimming ability is a prerequisite.

BraveheartBattle - Fellberg Stadium Steinach 2026

Name: BraveheartBattle – Extreme Terrain Run in Steinach
Start: 2026-03-28T11:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-03-28T17:00:00+01:00
Location: Fellbergstadion

BraveheartBattle in Steinach: Where winter cold, elevation gain, and obstacles merge into an event experience

The BraveheartBattle returns to Steinach in Thuringia with its Oldschool-Obstacle-Race DNA. The start and finish are at the Fellberg Stadium – from there, it goes over steep ascents, through icy water passages, mud, forest trails, and technically challenging obstacles. Two distances (Rookie and Original) cater to beginners and experienced OCR athletes. The event atmosphere: energetic, camaraderie, uncompromising.

This is what you can expect: KillHill, pure nature, and obstacles with character

Immediately after the mass start, the legendary KillHill provides the first adrenaline rush. Then the route leads through the wintery terrain around the Fellberg – with a challenging elevation profile, natural drama, and obstacles that reward team spirit. Here, no manual counts, but clean technique, grip and push strength, as well as smart pace control.

Organization and safety: Event management with experience

The organizer is Be Brave Go Hard GmbH from Steinach. The event planning includes clear processes, timing through partners, course and finish area catering, warm water showers, and medical support. The time limit is set sportily – yet the crowd's mood along the course carries you through the last meters to the fire jump at the finish.

Target audience: Rookie or Original – you decide

Choose between Rookie (approx. 10–11 km) and Original (approx. 20–21 km). Those wanting to catch a whiff of OCR start with “Rookie”. Those seeking the maximum challenge take “Original” – with more elevation gain, longer exertion control, and additional mental toughness.

On-site service: Arrival, parking, schedule

Early arrival is recommended. Access to the event area is regulated, designated parking spaces are available in the town and around the ski arena. The schedule anticipates early opening of the area, warm-up, a joint race briefing, and mass start at 10:00 AM.

Conclusion

The BraveheartBattle delivers an unmistakable event experience: raw nature, honest obstacles, and a community that stands together. Those wanting to break out of their comfort zone will experience an intense sports event with goosebump moments. Secure your starting place now and redefine your limits.