Trail running in Đà Lạt & the central highlands

With its cool climate and pine forests, Đà Lạt is arguably the best place to run trails in Vietnam. The terrain is runnable and rhythmic — long, flowing climbs rather than the brutal steps of the far north.

LangBiang — ~12 km from the city

The iconic peak above Đà Lạt. A steady climb with big views; the standard first objective for visiting runners.

Bidoup – Núi Bà National Park

Deep pine and cloud forest, cool even at midday, with some of the region's highest ground. Excellent for long mountain days.

Tà Năng – Phan Dũng

The most famous trekking-and-trail route in the south, running roughly 55 km from the highlands of Lâm Đồng down to the dry coast of Bình Thuận. Rolling grassland ridges and a genuine point-to-point adventure — do it with local knowledge and enough water.

Around the city

Pine forest and coffee-farm tracks ring Đà Lạt in every direction, which is why it hosts one of the country's most beginner-friendly ultras.

Races to aim for

See upcoming races in the region below, or the full calendar.

FAQ

Is Tà Năng–Phan Dũng suitable for beginners?

It's a committing point-to-point of around 55 km with real navigation and water challenges. First-timers should go with an experienced group or guide.