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The Trail dels Fars is a trail running event set in Maó-Mahón, Menorca, Spain, scheduled for 24 January 2027. Participants can run distances of 46 km, half marathon, or 12 km on the island's trails. The event is organised by the local trail running community, and further details are available on the official website.
Course from Cavalleria Lighthouse to Ciutadella, mostly along the coast.
Three distance options: 46K, 21K, and 12K.
The race can be transformed by weather conditions, from sunny to strong north winds and rough seas.
The routes follow the historic Camí de Cavalls (GR-223), one of the most spectacular coastal paths in the Mediterranean.
All distances finish at the Piscina Municipal de Ciutadella.
A bus service from the finish area to each start is included in the entry fee.
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What to bring
Hydration system with minimum capacity of 0.5 L (no cups provided at aid stations)
Mobile phone with credit and battery
Gels and bars with your race number written on them
Thermal blanket
Race bib and timing chip
What you get
Finisher medal
Finisher t-shirt
Chip timing
Food after the finish
Bus service from the finish to all starts
Showers and locker rooms
Online tracking
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Water on course
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Other questions
It is a trail running event set in Maó-Mahón, on the Spanish island of Menorca. The name 'Trail dels Fars' translates to 'Trail of the Lighthouses'.
Yes, the event offers a 46 km marathon, a half marathon, and a 12 km popular race (Cursa Popular).
As a trail event, the course runs on trails in the Menorca area. Specific terrain, elevation, and difficulty information can be found on the official website.
The 12 km Cursa Popular is likely the most accessible distance for beginners, while the half marathon and 46 km require more trail experience. Check the official website for detailed course profiles.
Maó-Mahón is the main town of Menorca, accessible by ferry and aircraft. The event's start location and travel guidance are provided by the organiser on their official website.
Maó-Mahón, Spain
Sunday, January 24, 2027
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€50
entry fee