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Canfranc-Canfranc
Friday, 10 September 2027estimated date
Ultra 100K
100km D+ 8848m
Ultra 70K
70km D+ 6100m
Marathon 45K
45km D+ 3700m
Long Distance 26K
26km D+ 1700m
Classic 16K
16km D+ 1590m
Uphill 6K
6km D+ 1000m
Canfranc-Canfranc 2027: estimated date 10 September 2027
The organiser has not published the official 2027 schedule yet. The estimated date is based on last year's edition; we'll confirm it as soon as it's announced. Start sorting your gear and logistics.
Race data
| Modality | Distance | Elevation Gain | Max Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultra 100K | 100 km | D+ 8848m | 39h | 150 EUR |
| Ultra 70K | 70 km | D+ 6100m | 26h | 100 EUR |
| Marathon 45K | 45 km | D+ 3700m | 12h | 70 EUR |
| Long Distance 26K | 26 km | D+ 1700m | 8h | 45 EUR |
| Classic 16K | 16 km | D+ 1590m | - | 30 EUR |
| Uphill 6K | 6 km | D+ 1000m | - | 30 EUR |
Canfranc-Canfranc requires mandatory gear: get it sorted early
Buying guides with the best value for money, picked for this kind of terrain.
What you need
Salomon
Salomon Speedcross 6
Gourmet Latino
Bocadillo de Guayaba Gourmet Latino
Victory Endurance
Victory Endurance Total Recovery
How long will it take you?
Estimate your race time based on distance, elevation and your runner level.
Historical weather
Typical weather for the race date (10-year average)
Temperature
11°C – 20°C
Average 15°C
Rain
30%
1.7 mm avg
Wind
14 km/h
max. average
Sunshine hours
11h
daily average
Gear recommendations
Bring a waterproof jacket (30% chance of rain)
Asics
Asics Gel-Trabuco 14 GTX
A best-selling beginner trail shoe: GEL cushioning, good stability and a waterproof GORE-TEX membrane. Versatile and reliable for training on mixed terrain in any weather.
Berghaus
Berghaus Paclite 2.0 GTX
Waterproof jacket with a Gore-Tex Paclite membrane (around 330 g). Fully waterproof with taped seams, fixed adjustable hood, storm flap behind the zip and cuff adjustment. Packs down small in a vest. Heavier than a pure running hardshell, but it meets the waterproof-breathable membrane requirement in race rules and is the affordable route into Gore-Tex.
Gore Wear
Gore Wear C5 GORE-TEX Glove
Glove with a fully waterproof, windproof GORE-TEX membrane and light insulation. The pick for running in snow, sleet or heavy rain while keeping your hand dry.
Gore Wear
Gore Wear M GORE-TEX Thermo Glove
Warmer variant of the Gore Wear C5 GORE-TEX: the same fully waterproof, windproof membrane, with extra thermal lining for intense cold on top of snow or rain. The pick when the problem isn't just water, but water AND hard cold at once.
Gore Wear
Gore Wear R7 GTX Shakedry
Chubasquero Gore-Tex Shakedry ultraligero (110 g). Impermeabilidad total sin membrana interior, altamente transpirable. El referente para corredores de montaña.
Nike
Nike Pegasus Trail 5 GORE-TEX
The best-selling gateway trail shoe: comfortable, cushioned and versatile for moving from road to trail. Waterproof GORE-TEX version, perfect for beginners and easy runs on mixed terrain.
Salomon
Salomon Bonatti Pro Waterproof Glove
Lightweight waterproof glove built for running, not just standing still in the snow: a waterproof membrane with more dexterity and less bulk than a thick membrane glove, for sustained rain without giving up handling gels or poles.
Salomon
Salomon Bonatti WP
Chaqueta cortavientos impermeable ultraligera (135 g). Costuras selladas, capucha ajustable y ventilación trasera. Se pliega en su propio bolsillo.
Sealskinz
Sealskinz Waterproof Lightweight Glove
Lightweight waterproof glove from a brand that specializes in outdoor sport waterproofing. A solid middle ground between a thin windproof glove and a thick membrane glove: genuinely waterproof without the bulk or price of the Gore C5.
TRIWONDER
TRIWONDER Polainas Impermeables Trail
Waterproof, breathable low gaiters for trail running, hiking and mountain use. Under-shoe strap and adjustable elastic band. A budget-friendly alternative to premium technical brand gaiters.
Sun protection essential (11h sunshine, up to 20°C)
Forecast for 10 September
Real-time data from Open-Meteo
Recorrido y perfil de elevación
Race plan
Segment-by-segment course analysis with estimated times. Enter your target time, pace, or select a level.
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Your average pace on flat terrain
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Canfranc-Canfranc: the wildest Pyrenees
Canfranc-Canfranc is one of the most iconic trail running races in the Aragonese Pyrenees. Starting and finishing at Canfranc-Estación — at the foot of the majestic International Station — it offers six distances traversing the most spectacular peaks and valleys of the central Pyrenees.
In 2025, Canfranc hosted the World Mountain and Trail Running Championships (WMTRC), cementing this corner of the Aragonese Pyrenees as a world-class venue for high-mountain trail running.
The Ultra 100K: 8,848 meters of elevation gain
The flagship event is the Ultra 100K, considered one of the ultras with the highest elevation-to-distance ratio in all of Europe. Its 8,848 meters of elevation gain over 100 kilometres lives up to its motto: “The longest 100 km in the world”.
The circular course from Canfranc-Estación ascends over 12 peaks, including:
- Pico Tortiellas — One of the first major climbs
- Peña Collarada (2,886m) — The giant of the Aragón Valley
- La Moleta (2,572m) — Iconic peak visible from Canfranc
- Vértice de Anayet — Lunar landscape with glacial mountain lakes
- Pico Aspe (2,645m) — The last major climb at km 58 of the 70K
Over 70% of the course runs above 2,000 meters altitude, making cold management, altitude, and weather decisive factors. Use our time estimator to predict your finish time based on the extreme elevation profile.
Ultra 70K and Marathon 45K
The Ultra 70K shares the spectacular nature of the 100K with 6,100m D+ and a 26-hour time limit. It begins with a brutal 1,500-meter climb in the first 6 kilometres to La Moleta peak.
The Marathon 45K offers 3,700m D+ with four major climbs: an alpine, technical mountain marathon traversing the Izas Valley, Larraca, Astún, Candanchú, and the base of Pico Aspe.
Long Distance 26K, Classic 16K, and Uphill 6K
The Long Distance 26K was created in 2023 as an intermediate distance: 1,700m D+ passing through Ibón de Ip and La Moleta. The Classic 16K is the race’s historic event, run in full self-sufficiency mode, and the Uphill 6K is an explosive vertical kilometre that in 2026 will adopt the World Championships course.
Canfranc-Estación: history meets mountains
The start and finish next to the Canfranc International Station — the second largest train station in Europe, recently restored — provide an incomparable setting. The Aragón Valley offers direct access to the most alpine peaks of the central Pyrenees, with landscapes of glacial mountain lakes, rocky ridges, and black pine forests.
Make sure to review the mandatory gear guide before race day, and explore more races in Aragon.
Mandatory Gear
According to the official race regulations
With spare batteries for night racing
Essential above 2,000m
September nights in high mountains
With sufficient battery and emergency number saved
Mandatory at aid stations
360Complete Pack
Canfranc-Canfranc 2026 Registration
Registration20th edition with six distances. Registration open since December 2025 via RocktheSport.
Browse all registrationTips
- •Early bird prices available until June 30, then increase by €5-10
- •Medical certificate mandatory for all distances
- •Limited spots: 250 bibs for ultras, 500 for marathon and 26K
- •Host of the 2025 Trail World Championships: world-class courses
Where to stay for Canfranc-Canfranc
AccommodationCanfranc-Estación has limited accommodation. Jaca (30 min) is the best base with more lodging options.
Browse all accommodationTips
- •Book well in advance: Canfranc is a small village
- •Jaca (30 km) has the largest hotel selection in the area
- •Villanúa and Aísa are intermediate options 10-15 minutes away
- •September is mid-season: reasonable prices
Accommodation map
Gear for Canfranc-Canfranc
GearExtreme high-mountain race. The Ultra 100K stays above 2,000m altitude for over 70% of the course.
Salomon
Salomon Speedcross 6
Salomon's most versatile trail shoe, ideal for technical terrain and mud. Exceptional grip with Contagrip sole and EnergyCell+ cushioning.
Black Diamond
Black Diamond Distance Carbon Z
Ultralight carbon Z-pole foldable trekking poles. 137 g per pole in 110 cm length, 33 cm folded. EVA grip and adjustable strap. The trail running reference.
Hoka
Hoka Speedgoat 7
The best-selling trail shoe in the US and an absolute ultra-trail classic. Max Hoka cushioning, a Vibram Megagrip outsole with 5 mm lugs for grip in mud and technical terrain, and a snug Matryx upper. Built to eat up kilometres without punishing your legs in long races.
Altra
Altra Lone Peak 9
Trail running shoe with zero drop and wide FootShape toe box that allows natural toe splay. 25 mm stack with EGO foam for balanced cushioning without losing ground contact. MaxTrac outsole with 3.5 mm lugs, ideal for non-technical trails, forest tracks and long-distance paths.
New Balance
New Balance Fresh Foam X Hierro v9
The model breaking into Spain's best-seller charts. Fresh Foam X midsole with a solid balance between cushioning and ground feel, a Vibram Megagrip outsole, and a comfortable last suited to wide feet. A reliable all-rounder for training runs and mountain races of any distance.
Saucony
Saucony Peregrine 16
The all-round trail shoe par excellence, with excellent reviews across every type of runner. PWRTRAC outsole with 5 mm lugs for grip on mixed and technical terrain, balanced PWRRUN cushioning, and rock-plate protection depending on the version. The perfect middle ground between responsiveness and protection.
Freet
Freet Feldom 3
100% barefoot trail shoe with zero drop, minimal stack (6 mm sole) and anatomical last that respects the natural width of the foot. No midsole cushioning: maximum proprioception and ground feedback. Multi-directional lugs for dirt trails and paths. Designed for runners already adapted to minimalist footwear or those transitioning gradually from cushioned natural footwear.
Garmin
Garmin Forerunner 965
Premium running watch with a 1.4" AMOLED display, onboard topo maps, multi-band GPS and music. Up to 31 h in GPS mode (19 h multi-band) and 23 days in smartwatch mode, at just 53 g. Garmin's top running watch without the bulk of a Fenix: ideal for marathons and single-day ultras with accurate navigation.
Tips
- •Shoes with extreme grip on Pyrenean rock and scree
- •Poles highly recommended due to the massive cumulative elevation
- •Powerful headlamp with extra batteries for nights in high mountains
- •Full thermal clothing: September nights at 2,500m are cold
- •Waterproof jacket: Pyrenean weather changes rapidly
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Which footwear fits based on the race's terrain and weather
Which GPS watch for Canfranc-Canfranc?
Which watch has the battery to last based on your estimated finish time
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Nutrition plan for Canfranc-Canfranc
NutritionThe Ultra 100K has a 39-hour time limit. Nutrition management is critical in such demanding races.
Gourmet Latino
Bocadillo de Guayaba Gourmet Latino
Natural guava bar in individual 26 g format. High in vitamin C and fast-absorbing carbohydrates. Solid texture with easy-open wrapper, perfect for carrying during races. Intense sweet flavor that delivers immediate energy without needing water.
Victory Endurance
Victory Endurance Total Recovery
Preparado en polvo para bebida de recuperación post-entreno con carbohidratos, electrolitos y proteína en ratio BCAA 2:1:1. Incluye 12 vitaminas y 9 minerales para acelerar la recuperación muscular tras un trail largo. Formato de 1250 g, sabor sandía.
226ERS
226ERS Recovery Drink
Muscle recovery shake from Spanish brand 226ERS. Formula with whey protein, amylopectin, amino acids (including glutamine and BCAAs) and minerals. Carb-to-protein ratio optimised for the post-exercise window. Good taste and digestive tolerance.
Crown Sport Nutrition
Crown Sport Nutrition 3:1 Recovery+
Recuperador muscular a base de proteína de suero aislada (whey isolate) con ratio carbohidratos-proteína 3:1, enriquecido con L-Leucina y L-Glutamina. Certificado Informed Sport y sin alérgenos añadidos. Formato de 750 g, sabor sandía.
Powerbar
Powerbar Recovery Regeneration Drink
Bebida de recuperación en polvo pensada para el post-entrenamiento e intra-entrenamiento en pruebas largas. Combina carbohidratos y proteína para reponer glucógeno y favorecer la reparación muscular. Formato de 1210 g, sabor chocolate.
Scientiffic Nutrition
Scientiffic Nutrition Recovery
Bebida post-entreno para recuperación muscular rápida, con hidratos de carbono, proteína de suero hidrolizada y aislada. Formato de 1 kg, sabor fresa-kiwi, buena relación cantidad-precio para uso frecuente.
Maurten
Maurten Gel 100
Gel de hidrogel con 25g de carbohidratos. La tecnología de hidrogel encapsula los carbohidratos para una absorción sin molestias gástricas. Sabor neutro, sin edulcorantes artificiales. Usado por corredores de élite en maratón y ultra.
GU
GU Energy Gel Original
Gel energético con 100 calorías y 21g de carbohidratos por sobre. Mezcla de maltodextrina y fructosa para absorción óptima. Incluye aminoácidos y electrolitos. El gel más usado en ultratrails de todo el mundo.
Tips
- •Plan high caloric intake: extreme elevation gain spikes energy expenditure
- •Aid stations in semi-self-sufficiency mode for ultras and marathon
- •Classic 16K and Uphill 6K are fully self-sufficient
- •Bring solid food and broth for the Ultra 100K night sections
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How to get to Canfranc-Estación
TransportCanfranc is in the Aragonese Pyrenees, in the Aragón Valley, accessible by road and train.
Browse all transportTips
- •From Zaragoza: 2h30 via A-23 and N-330
- •From Huesca: 1h30 via N-330
- •Regional train Zaragoza-Canfranc (Renfe, Zaragoza-Canfranc line)
- •Zaragoza Airport (ZAZ) is 170 km away
- •Border crossing nearby: accessible from Pau (France) via Somport Pass
Car rental for Canfranc-Canfranc
Car RentalA car lets you explore the Aragonese Pyrenees and reach Canfranc comfortably.
Carla
Carla Car Rental - Reserva ahora, paga después
Car rental comparison in over 180 countries with free cancellation. Book now and pay when you pick up the vehicle, no hidden fees or upfront card charges.
Hertz
Hertz - Alquiler de coches
Car rental with one of the world's most recognised brands, with offices at airports and cities across Spain.
DRIVALIA
DRIVALIA Alquiler de vehículos por Suscripción CarCloud Country Plus
SUV/crossover vehicle rental subscription, ideal for reaching mountain races via rural roads and forest tracks.
DRIVALIA
DRIVALIA Alquiler de vehículos por Suscripción CarCloud City
Urban vehicle rental subscription, perfect for getting to races with good highway and conventional road access.
Tips
- •Compare prices across multiple companies with free cancellation before booking
- •The N-330 via the Somport Pass is the main route
- •Take the opportunity to visit Tena Valley, Ordesa, or Formigal
Sports insurance for Canfranc-Canfranc
InsuranceHigh-mountain ultra with technical sections above 2,500m. Insurance with rescue coverage is essential.
Browse all insuranceTips
- •Civil liability insurance is mandatory
- •Helicopter rescue coverage highly recommended
- •If coming from France or abroad, travel insurance with sports coverage
Body care for Canfranc-Canfranc
Body CareProtect your feet, skin and joints during the race: sunglasses, anti-chafe balm and post-race recovery.
Buff
Buff CoolNet UV+
Multifunctional tubular with UPF 50+ UV protection and cooling technology. Can be worn as neck gaiter, headband, balaclava or wristband. CoolNet fabric reflects UV rays and cools the skin by evaporation.
Julbo
Julbo Aerospeed
Sport sunglasses with Reactiv photochromic lenses that automatically adapt to light conditions (category 1 to 3). Designed for trail running with non-slip temples and integrated ventilation.
OOFOS
OOFOS OOriginal Sport
Unisex recovery sandal with patented OOfoam technology, which absorbs 37% more impact than conventional EVA foam and reduces stress on feet, ankles and back after exertion. Closed thong-style toe post with built-in arch support in the footbed. Machine washable.
Therabody
Theragun Mini (2.ª generación)
Compact massage gun with QuietForce motor and 3 speeds (1750-2400 percussions/min). Weighs just 500g and fits in your race vest or bag. Ideal for self-massage of quads, calves and glutes after a trail.
Compex
Compex Ayre Recovery Boots
Pneumatic pressotherapy boots with 4 sequential air chambers. Dynamic compression that improves venous return and speeds up toxin elimination after mountain races. 3 pressure levels and 20-30 minute sessions. Built-in rechargeable battery.
Salomon
Salomon Mangas Running
Lightweight, breathable and absorbent running sleeves from Salomon, with a comfortable adaptable fit for variable mountain temperature conditions.
Salomon
Salomon Polaina Cuello Merino
Salomon merino wool neck gaiter. Natural warmth, breathable and odour-resistant even after several uses without washing, key for multi-day ultras. Versatile use in the mountains and premium trail running.
Bob and Brad
Bob and Brad Q2 Mini
Mini massage gun designed by two physiotherapists: 430 g, brushless motor with 15 kg stall force and operation under 45 dB. Charges over USB-C from any charger and ships with a case. The value pick for packing recovery into your bag or car boot.
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Sun protection for Canfranc-Canfranc
Sun ProtectionMountain UV radiation is more intense. Protect your skin and lips with sweat-resistant sunscreen.
ISDIN
ISDIN Fotoprotector Fusion Water SPF 50+
Ultralight water-phase facial sunscreen with SPF 50+. Fluid texture that absorbs instantly with no greasy residue, ideal for applying during a race. Water and sweat resistant.
Cantabria Labs
Heliocare 360º Sport Transparent Stick SPF 50+
Transparent SPF 50+ sun stick, 25 g, with 360º protection (UVA, UVB, visible light and infrared). Goes on dry in seconds over face, ears, neck and bald scalp with no sticky hands and no white cast: the format built for reapplying at an aid station. High water and sweat resistance, from a Spanish pharmacy brand.
Columbia
Columbia Schooner Bank II Cachalot
Legionnaire-style cap with neck flap, ideal for long-duration races with intense sun exposure. Covers the neck and ears, two of the areas most prone to sunburn in the mountains.
Julbo
Julbo Aero
Sports sunglasses with a Reactiv photochromic lens that automatically adapts to changing light, an ultralight panoramic frame and the Air Link temple system for a secure, pressure-free fit. Built for high-mountain trail running, where light shifts constantly between forest, rock and open summits.
Sun Bum
Sun Bum Sunscreen Lip Balm SPF 30
Lip balm with SPF 30 sun protection in stick format. Moisturises and protects lips from sunburn, a spot many runners forget. Coconut flavour, paraben-free.
Buff
Buff Venture Gorra 5 Panel
Lightweight 5-panel cap with UPF 50+ protection, breathable fabric and comfortable fit. Ideal for summer trail running races where weight and ventilation are a priority.
d'Alba
d'Alba Air Fit Fresh Stick SPF 50+ PA++++
Facial SPF 50+ PA++++ sun stick, 19 g, Korean skincare, vegan and fragrance-free. Dry, powdery finish, not sticky, doesn't sting the eyes when you sweat: comfortable for daily training and shorter races. The lightest and cheapest option in the comparison.
Piz Buin
Piz Buin Mountain SPF 50+
Mountain sunscreen with SPF 50+ formulated for extreme altitude conditions. Extra protection against intensified UV radiation and cold wind. Rich texture that protects skin from dehydration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- When is Canfranc-Canfranc 2026?
- The 20th edition of Canfranc-Canfranc takes place September 11-13, 2026 in Canfranc-Estación, Huesca, Spain.
- What distances does Canfranc-Canfranc offer?
- Six distances: Ultra 100K (8,848m D+), Ultra 70K (6,100m D+), Marathon 45K (3,700m D+), Long Distance 26K (1,700m D+), Classic 16K (1,590m D+), and Uphill 6K.
- How much does Canfranc-Canfranc registration cost?
- Early bird prices: Ultra 100K €150, Ultra 70K €100, Marathon 45K €70, Long Distance 26K €45, Classic 16K and Uphill 6K €30. From July prices increase by €5-10.
- How many spots are available?
- 250 bibs for the Ultra 100K, 250 for the Ultra 70K, and 500 for the Marathon 45K and Long Distance 26K.
- How do you get to Canfranc-Estación?
- Canfranc-Estación is in the Aragón Valley, 1h30 from Huesca and 2h30 from Zaragoza via the N-330. There is also a regional train from Zaragoza and Huesca to Canfranc.
- What makes the Canfranc Ultra 100K special?
- Its 8,848 meters of elevation gain in 100 km make it one of the ultras with the highest elevation-to-distance ratio in Europe. Over 70% of the course runs above 2,000 meters altitude.
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