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Ultra Trail Guara Somontano: Inside One of Spain’s Most Authentic Trail Races – Interview with Organizer Santi Santamaria
Ultra Trail Guara Somontano (UTGS) has quietly become one of Spain’s most respected trail running events — not by joining major international circuits, but by staying true to its roots. Set in the spectacular landscapes of the Sierra de Guara and the Somontano region, UTGS offers runners a raw and authentic trail experience: rocky terrain, deep canyons, historic villages, and a strong sense of community. Created more than 17 years ago by a group of passionate local runners, the race has grown steadily while remaining focused on what matters most — the runner, the territory, and the people behind the event. In this interview with Santi Santamaria, one of the organizers of Ultra Trail Guara Somontano, we explore what makes UTGS different from large international
Winter Spine Race: Antonio Codina habla sobre la finalización de una de las carreras ultra más duras del mundo
La Winter Spine Race está ampliamente considerada como una de las carreras de ultratrail más duras del mundo. Cubre 268 millas a lo largo de la Pennine Way, en pleno invierno británico, y exige autosuficiencia total, habilidades de navegación, resistencia al frío, a la oscuridad, privación del sueño y capacidad para seguir avanzando cuando las condiciones se vuelven verdaderamente extremas. Terminar la Carrera Espinal de Invierno 2025 no es simplemente un resultado deportivo: es un profundo logro físico y psicológico. En esta entrevista, hablamos con Antonio Codina, finalista en múltiples ocasiones de la Winter Spine Race, que ha completado tanto la Challenger como la carrera completa de 268 millas en varias ediciones, incluida la Spine Race 2025. Basándose en años de experiencia, Antonio comparte lo
Trail running race calendar 2026 – the first 10 races of the year
The opening months of a trail running season are rarely about peak performance. Instead, January to March are about rhythm, adaptation, and building a competitive base that will support bigger objectives later in the year. Weather variability, terrain diversity, and limited daylight make early races demanding, but also extremely valuable. This trail running race calendar for 2026 focuses on ten established European races traditionally held in the first quarter of the year. All of them are events that runners use to test fitness, regain race sharpness, or prepare strategically for spring and summer goals. The selection covers Spain, Portugal, France, and Italy, regions that consistently offer reliable winter and early spring trail racing. How this calendar was selected Rather than chasing novelty, this calendar prioritises
Best 5 Trail Races in the UK – Recommended by Ultra-Runner Gareth Jones
Trail runner Gareth Jones, widely recognised as “The Mental Health Wanderer,” is known for transforming his life through endurance running. After overcoming drug addiction and severe mental health struggles, Gareth created the Mental Health Wanderer platform during the COVID-19 lockdown to share his story and support others facing similar battles. Since then, he has completed extraordinary challenges including a 300-mile run across Wales, a 200-mile Offa’s Dyke effort, multiple Fastest Known Times across Welsh trails, and charity runs dedicated to raising awareness for mental health and children’s causes. His resilience, openness, and passion for the mountains have earned him deep respect within the UK trail running community. With years of experience across brutal terrains and long-distance ultras, Gareth’s race recommendations come from a place of
