Wild&Co offers a range of adventure race formats designed to suit different experience levels, goals and appetites for challenge — from fast, accessible single-day races through to multi-day expedition events.
All Wild&Co courses combine trekking, mountain biking, kayaking and navigation, with teams navigating unmarked terrain using a map and compass to complete each course in the correct order.
Use the guide below to choose the course format that’s right for you, then follow the links for detailed information on course structure, distances, format and race flow.
Explore Series Adventure Races
Short-format | Beginner-friendly | 6 hours
Explore Series Adventure Races are designed to be accessible, fast-paced and fun, while still delivering a true adventure racing experience.
These events are ideal for:
First-time adventure racers
Families and junior teams
Experienced racers looking for a shorter, technical challenge
Teams of two navigate an unmarked off-road course over up to 6 hours, combining running/trekking, mountain biking, kayaking and navigation.
→ Explore Series Adventure Race Courses
24–48 Hour Adventure Races
Long-format | Unsupported | 24–48 hours
Wild&Co 24–48 Hour Adventure Races are long-format, unsupported events designed for teams ready to step up to a sustained endurance challenge.
These events are ideal for:
Experienced adventure racing teams
Endurance athletes looking for their next big challenge
Teams seeking an overnight or multi-day racing adventure
Depending on the event, teams may choose from Full Course or Half Course options, racing continuously for 24 to 48 hours across varied and challenging terrain.
→ 24–48 Hour Adventure Race Courses
Expedition Adventure Races
Multi-day | Expedition-style | Up to 6 days
Expedition Adventure Races represent the ultimate Wild&Co challenge, with teams racing continuously for up to six days across remote and demanding terrain.
These events are designed for:
Highly experienced adventure racing teams
Endurance athletes seeking a true expedition-style race
Teams comfortable with extended navigation, self-management and fatigue
Courses combine trekking, mountain biking, kayaking and additional adventure disciplines, with complex logistics, extended distances and limited resupply.
→ Expedition Adventure Race Courses
Choosing the Right Course
Each format offers a different balance of duration, complexity and self-sufficiency. Teams are encouraged to choose a course that aligns with their experience level, fitness, navigation skills and goals.
Detailed information on course options, distances, cut-offs, format and race flow is available on each course page.
