Distance
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Start Time
Cutoff
Terrain
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Max Runners
The 50K is the longest distance in the weekend programme and is run solo with a 12-hour time limit. It climbs a total of 2,537 metres through the Cingleres de la Febrò, with five aid stations along the way to keep runners fuelled.
Cingleres de la Febrò mountain terrain
2,537 m of climbing over 49.35 km
8,500 EUR in prize money
ITRA points: Mountain Level 5, Finisher Level 310
Route
Race Day
What to bring
Cup or container of 15 cl (no cups will be provided at aid stations)
Sports footwear that covers the whole foot
Phone with roaming, in airplane mode
Water reserve (1 litre for 50K, 0.75 litres for 25K, 0.5 litres for 13K and 7K)
Windproof jacket with hood
Thermal blanket (1.4 x 2 m) and whistle
Headlamp (50K)
Food reserve: 1 gel and 1 bar (50K and 25K)
First aid kit that allows minor wounds to be treated (50K)
What you get
On the day
Before you enter
Other questions
The 50K course has a total elevation gain of 2,537 metres and a total elevation loss of 2,537 metres over a distance of 49.35 km, so runners should train with plenty of hill work.
The 50K is a solo event, so every runner competes individually and must cover the full course on their own.
Yes, the 50K is part of the ITRA ranking system with a Mountain Level of 5 and a Finisher Level of 310, so finishers can earn ITRA points for their performance.
The organisers announce on the Thursday before the race whether extreme weather measures are activated. Measures then include extra mandatory items such as gloves, tubular, thermal clothing and a 10,000 mm waterproof jacket, and a hot broth at the finish.
Entry fee not listed
Check the race's registration page for pricing.Prades, Spain
Saturday, November 7, 2026
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