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As the leaves start to fall and the high-altitude air cools, many of us face the same yearly question: should I register for the Gran Trail Peñalara or focus on UTMB qualifiers instead? This autumn, the choice seems even harder. With both options offering substantial rewards—and challenges—the key differentiator becomes clear: Gran Trail Peñalara ITRA points. Whether you’re chasing stones for Mont Blanc or planning a Spanish escapade through Guadarrama’s best ridgelines, understanding the ITRA point systems and how they fit your personal goals is essential. What are ITRA points and why do they matter? First things first, ITRA points (International Trail Running Association points) are the standard measure used to evaluate race difficulty and runner eligibility for many elite events, particularly those within the

The Azores Trail Run 2026 is not just a race—it’s an experience that transforms your training into something poetic. As a runner preparing for this challenge, I found that autumn in the Azores offers something magical: the perfect blend of weather, terrain, and peace. Moreover, the quiet trails and gentle mist turn every session into an almost meditative state. In this guide, I’ll share routes that helped me both physically and mentally get ready for race day. Why choose the Azores in autumn? First of all, the Azores in autumn mean mild temperatures, fewer tourists, and trails in peak condition. While summer tends to dry out the paths or crowd the iconic viewpoints, October and November paint the archipelago in vibrant greens and golds, with

Sierra Nevada off-season running isn’t something most people think of when they plan their training year—but it should be. When I first signed up for a week-long, low-key running camp during the quietest time of year, I was honestly just trying to stay fit. What I didn’t expect was to reconnect with everything I had forgotten I loved about running. Escaping the race routine By the time October rolled around, I was burnt out. Although I had pushed through a busy race calendar, ticking off finish lines and personal bests, it all started to feel mechanical. So when a friend mentioned a rustic training camp in the Sierra Nevada off-season, I was intrigued. No bib numbers, no sponsor banners—just trails, altitude, and space to breathe.

Tor des Géants logistics are paramount for any runner aiming to conquer this legendary ultra-trail. Having completed the TOR330 in 2024, I can attest that meticulous planning around pacers and life bases can make or break your race. With the 2025 edition approaching, here’s an in-depth guide to help you navigate the final bibs, pacer strategies, and life base logistics. Securing the last bibs for 2025 The Tor des Géants is capped at approximately 1,100 participants, making entry highly competitive. Pre-registrations for the 2025 edition opened on February 1 and closed on February 14, 2025. If you missed this window, keep an eye on the official TORX Trail website for any updates or potential last-minute openings. Understanding Tor des Géants logistics The Tor des Géants

UTMB 2025 bibs are more than just race numbers—they’re your passport to one of the most epic ultramarathon experiences on Earth. As someone who was lucky enough to toe the line last year, I know firsthand the joy, nerves, and sheer planning it takes to get to Chamonix with a bib on your chest. In this article, I’ll guide you through how to get your hands on one, what it means this year with such a diverse field, and how the whole system works. An unprecedented global gathering As I stood in the crowd last year, surrounded by runners speaking every language you can imagine, I realized just how global the UTMB has become. For the 2025 edition, organizers confirmed that over 121 nationalities will

Introduction: Ultra Trail de Mont Blanc UTMB 2025 is shaping up to be the most thrilling edition yet, and as someone who crossed the finish line last year, I can’t help but share my insights to help you live the experience to the fullest. Whether you’re chasing an elite bib, planning to soak in the energy of Chamonix, or simply dreaming of taking part someday, this is the guide I wish I had before my first UTMB. A taste of the UTMB magic Last year, standing at the starting line in Place du Triangle de l’Amitié, I felt like a part of something far greater than just a race. That’s why, as we approach UTMB 2025, I want to break down every detail for you—from programming and

Introduction: Where everything begins with respect Hardrock 100 altimetría is not just a profile to analyze: it’s a declaration of suffering, beauty, and pure humility. Ever since I decided to take on this race, I knew I was stepping into something different. It’s not just about completing 100 miles; it’s about moving through the wild heart of the San Juan Mountains in Colorado, with over 10,000 meters of vertical gain and mountain passes approaching 4,300 m. While other ultras may allow for a few mistakes, Hardrock doesn’t forgive even one bad decision. That’s why I’m writing this review — to share what I learned about its profile and checkpoints, not from a chart or map, but from my legs, my mind, and everything I lived

🌄 September might be back-to-work month, but the trail running season is far from over! After the excitement of UTMB, there are plenty of incredible races to keep your adrenaline pumping. With summer still holding on, it’s the perfect time to enjoy warm conditions and tackle new trails. 🏃‍♂️☀️ Whether you’re looking to extend your summer adventures or ease back into your routine with a challenge, check out these top trail races this month!   Canfranc Canfranc (Spain) Starting and ending in the Pyreneees, Canfranc is not only famous for the train station. With 6 different distances, the 100k distance is one of the most difficult in the world, with almost 9000m climb and 75% of the race above 2000m !   The Most Beautiful Thing

Congratulations to our ambassadors, finishers on two major races last weekend, Marathon du Mont Blanc and Garmin Mountain Festival Vall de Boi !!!

We are thrilled to welcome our ambassadors to the TrailRunAdvisor team !   As passionate trail runners, your enthusiasm and experience are very helpful to develop our trail running review platform. We are confident that we can build together an incredible resource for trail runners everywhere. Your contributions will enrich our platform and will inspire other runners in their adventures.   We welcome :   ·       David, Jordi and Borja in Spain ·       Jeremy, Florent, Stephane and Fred in France ·       Colin, Daniel, Phil, Gareth and Lee in UK ·       David and Tiago in Portugal ·       Allesandro in Italy ·       Mariana and Carlos in Argentina ·       Ricardo in US ·       Anthony in Canada   Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey !

Congratulations to Jasmin Paris, the 1st female in the history to finish the Barkley Marathons !!! The finishers of 2024 edition are Ihor Verys, John Kelly, Damian Hall, Greig Hamilton and Jasmin Paris.

Winners of the Ultra Trail Chianti Castles by UTMB, 100k:   1.      Andreas Reiter (IT) 2.      Sebastien Spehler (FR) 3.      Paul Cornut Chauvinc (FR) 1.      Azara Garcia de los Salmones (ESP) 2.      Heidi Annemarie Schwartz (GER) 3.      Nicoletta Gossa (IT)

Classic 126km / 6800m + 1 – Raul BUTACI 2 – Miguel Ángel HERAS HERNÁNDEZ 3 – Ionel Cristian MANOLE 1 – Courtney DAUWALTER 2 – Claudia TREMPS 3 – Emma STUART Advanced 84km / 4900m + 1 – Andrzej WITEK 2 – Davide CHERAZ 3 – Borja FERNÁNDEZ FERNÁNDEZ 1 – Tara FRAGA 2 – Kathrin GÖTZ 3 – Martina KLANCNIK POTRC Marathon  48km / 1900m + 1 – Robert PKEMOI MATAYANGO 2 – Juho YLINEN 3 – Tiago NOBRE VIEIRA 1 – Jennifer LICHTER 2 – Greta GARCÍA MORÁN 3 – Rosa Maria LARA FELIU Starter  21km / 1400m + 1 – Antonio MARTÍNEZ PÉREZ 2 – Yoel DE PAZ BAEZA 3 – Anartz ARTOLA ARIN 1 – Katarzyna SOLIŃSKA 2 – Brittany CHARBONEAU 3 – Flavia STUTZ KV  5.5km / 1060m + 1 – Henri AYMONOD 2 – Frederic TRANCHAND 3 – Alvaro ESCUELA PERDOMO 1 – Katie SCHIDE 2 – Lena LAUKNER 3 – Moana Lilly KEHRES KEHRES

· 18 – 21 January, Hong Kong 100 (HK) · 10 – 11 February, Black Canyon Ultra (US° · 21 – 25 February, Ultra Gran Canaria (Spain) · 26 – 27 April, Mont Fuji 100 (Japan) · 27 – 28 April, Madeira Island Ultra Trail (Portugal) · 7 – 9 June, Swiss Canyon Ultra Trail ( Switzerland) · 8 – 9 June, South Downs Ultra Ttrail ( UK) · 4 – 7 July, Quebec Mega Trail ( Canada) · 21 – 25 August, Ultra Raid des Pyrénées ( France°) · 22 – 24 November, Ultra Trail Cape Town (South Africa)

· 20th April: Kobe Trail – Women’s race – 21km/1,615m V+ – Kobe, Japan. · 21st April: Kobe Trail – Men’s race – 21km/1,615m V+ – Kobe, Japan · 27th April: Four Girls Mountain Trail – 21km/1,423 m V+ – Sichuan, China. · 26th May: Zegama-Aizkorri – 42km/2,736 m V+ – Zegama, Spain. · 30th June: Marathon du Mont-Blanc – 42km/2,540 m V+ – Chamonix, France. · 10th August: Sierre-Zinal – 31km/2,200 m V+ – Sierre, Switzerland. · 17th August: Tatra Sky Marathon – 28km/1,770 m V+ – Kościelisko, Poland. · 14th September: Headlands – Women’s race – 28km/1,304 m V+ – Marin County, USA. · 15th September: Headlands – Men’s race – 28km/1,304 m V+ – Marin County, USA. 22nd September: Mammoth Trail Fest – 26km/1,250m V+ – Mammoth Lakes, USA.

· Tarawera™ Ultramarathon by UTMB® (New Zealand), 11-12 February · Amazean Jungle Thailand by UTMB (Thailand), 17-19 February · Istria 100 by UTMB® (Croatia), 13-16 April · Ultra-Trail Ninghai by UTMB® (China), 15-16 April · Desert RATS™ Trail Running Festival™ by UTMB® (USA), 15-16 April · Canyons Endurance Runs by UTMB® (USA), 28-29 April · Transvulcania by UTMB® (Spain), 4-6 May · Ultra-Trail Australia™ by UTMB® (Australia), 11-14 May · Ultra-Trail Snowdonia by UTMB® (Wales), 12-14 May · Valhöll Argentina by UTMB® (Argentina), 12-14 May · Trail Alsace Grand Est by UTMB® (France), 18-21 May · Mountain Ultra Trail by UTMB® (South Africa), 26-28 May · Trail du Saint-Jacques by UTMB® (France), 3-4 June · mozart 100™ by UTMB® (Austria), 17-18 June · Lavaredo Ultra-Trail® by UTMB® (Italy), 22-25 June · Trail 100 Andorra by UTMB® (Andorra), 24-25 June · Western States 100-Mile Endurance