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#Alpi4000Stories
To allow you to focus exclusively on the challenge and beauty of Alpine peaks, we have prepared a series of dedicated logistics solutions. In this section you will find all the necessary information on transfers from airports, luggage storage and other services to support your adventure to Alpi 4000.
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To facilitate your arrival in Bormio, a dedicated transfer service is available from Milan airports (
Pubblica i tuoi scatti durante l'evento e potrai essere selezionato per la Selezione Ufficiale Alpi 4000 Stories 2026 : una raccolta di circa 50 immagini che raccontano l'anima della randonnée.
During the event, capture the moments that inspire you — the climbs, starry skies, people, landscapes.
Share your photo by tagging @alpi4000 and using the hashtag #Alpi4000Stories.
After the social phase closes, the organization selects 50 finalist photographs, divided into 5 categories.
Selected participants are contacted via email and invited to send the original high-resolution file via a simple form.
A winner from each category will receive a registration voucher for the next edition of Alpi4000, will be announced online, and shared with the entire Alpi 4000 community.
The Official Selection is organized into 5 categories. 10 photographs each, for a total of approximately 50 images.
🏔️Landscapes
🚴 Randonnée Spirit
🤝 Volunteers and Refreshments
🌙 Starry Skies and Adventure
❤️ Travel Emotions
Start posting your photos on Instagram from the first day of the event.
Last day to post photos with #Alpi4000Stories and tag @alpi4000.
Those selected are contacted via email and invited to send the original file.
One winner per category — announced on our channels.
That's all you need to be part of Alpi 4000 Stories.
📸 Tag @alpi4000 Mention us in your post so we can find your photo.
# Use #Alpi4000Stories: The official contest hashtag.
📅 Publish by June 30th: Photos must be published by June 30, 2026.
