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Mallorca by UTMB
Friday, 29 October 2027estimated date
SDT 138K
138km D+ 5350m
CPS 104K
104km D+ 3740m
ETM 56K
56km D+ 2450m
CDA 26K
26km D+ 1000m
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Seasonal kit

Mallorca by UTMB runs into the night: low-light kit
Main and backup headlamp, battery, pre-dawn layers and night-time fuelling.
See the full kit : Night Trail Running Kit: What to Carry in Autumn and Winter Races With Short DaylightYou may also need: Rain and Mud Trail Running Kit 2026: What to Bring to a Wet Race
Mandatory Gear
According to the official race regulations
HeadlampSDT 138K, CPS 104K
Two headlamps for the SDT (night start), one for the CPS
Waterproof jacket
Mandatory for all distances
Emergency blanket
Survival blanket mandatory
Emergency whistle
Charged mobile phone
With sufficient battery and race emergency number
Water reserve
1.5L minimum for SDT and CPS, 1L for ETM and CDA
Reusable cup
Personal cup mandatory at aid stations
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Race data
Terrain
Mountain
Difficulty
Elite
Distance
4 modalities
SDT 138K
- Distance
- 138 km
- Elevation Gain
- D+ 5350m
- Max Time
- 30h30
- UTMB
100M
CPS 104K
- Distance
- 104 km
- Elevation Gain
- D+ 3740m
- Max Time
- 21h30
- UTMB
100K
ETM 56K
- Distance
- 56 km
- Elevation Gain
- D+ 2450m
- Max Time
- 12h
- UTMB
50K
CDA 26K
- Distance
- 26 km
- Elevation Gain
- D+ 1000m
- Max Time
- 5h
- UTMB
20K
| Modality | Distance | Elevation Gain | UTMB | Max Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SDT 138K | 138 km | D+ 5350m | 30h30 | |
| CPS 104K | 104 km | D+ 3740m | 21h30 | |
| ETM 56K | 56 km | D+ 2450m | 12h | |
| CDA 26K | 26 km | D+ 1000m | 5h |
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Historical weather
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Typical weather for the race date (10-year average)
Temperature
16°C – 22°C
Average 18°C
Rain
20%
2.5 mm avg
Wind
14 km/h
max. average
Sunshine hours
8h
daily average
Gear recommendations
Sun protection essential (8h sunshine, up to 22°C)
Forecast for 29 October
Weather forecast from Open-Meteo (may change until race day)
Mallorca by UTMB
Mallorca by UTMB is a UTMB World Series event held every autumn in the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With 4 distances from 26K to 138K, the race traverses one of the most spectacular mountain landscapes in the Mediterranean.
The third edition in 2026 takes place from October 30 to November 1, with all races finishing in Port de Sóller, a coastal village nestled in the bay of the island’s most iconic mountain range.
The course
The flagship race, the SDT 138K (Serra de Tramuntana), starts from Cala Estellencs at 22:00 on Friday with 5,350m of elevation gain and a 30-hour-30-minute time limit. The route traverses the entire mountain range from south to north, passing through villages like Valldemossa, Bunyola, Orient, Alaró, and Fornalutx, with sections along the legendary GR-221 (Dry Stone Route).
The races start from different locations across the range:
- SDT 138K — Starts from Cala Estellencs on Friday at 22:00. Full night in the mountains.
- CPS 104K — Starts from Cala Estellencs on Saturday at 06:00. Dry Stone Paths.
- ETM 56K — Starts from Selva on Saturday at 08:00. The Three Thousands.
- CDA 26K — Starts from Valldemossa on Sunday at 09:00. Paths of the Archduke.
The Serra de Tramuntana
The Serra de Tramuntana is a 90 km mountain range along the northwest coast of Mallorca. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011 for its cultural landscape, it combines dizzying cliffs overlooking the sea, holm oak and Mediterranean pine forests, peaks exceeding 1,000 metres, and a centuries-old network of dry stone paths that gives one of the races its name.
Runners pass through villages steeped in history such as Valldemossa, Deià, and Fornalutx (considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain), with constant views of the Mediterranean.
UTMB World Series
Mallorca by UTMB is part of the UTMB World Series. The SDT 138K awards 4 Running Stones and qualifies top runners for the UTMB Mont-Blanc Finals. The CPS 104K awards 3, the ETM 56K 2, and the CDA 26K 1 Running Stone. Read our ITRA points guide to understand the UTMB qualification system.
Mallorca in autumn
October is an ideal time to visit Mallorca: mild temperatures (18-24°C), fewer tourists than summer, and the mountain range at its autumnal best. Combining the race with a few days of holiday is an excellent choice: beaches, Mallorcan cuisine, mountain villages, and hiking routes through the Tramuntana.
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Mallorca by UTMB 2026 Registration
RegistrationUTMB World Series event. Registration through the official UTMB portal. The ETM 56K and CDA 26K distances are already full.
Tips
- •Registration through the official UTMB platform
- •The SDT 138K requires previous Running Stones to enter
- •Limited spots: ETM and CDA already sold out for 2026
- •Medical certificate mandatory
Where to stay for Mallorca by UTMB
AccommodationThe finish is in Port de Sóller. Start locations vary by distance: Cala Estellencs, Selva, and Valldemossa.
Tips
- •Port de Sóller or Sóller are the best base: finish line for all races
- •October is shoulder season in Mallorca: good availability but book ahead
- •Valldemossa and Deià are charming options near the course
- •The event spans 3 days: plan your stay around your race distance
Accommodation map
Recommended gear for Mallorca by UTMB
GearMediterranean mountain terrain with dry stone paths, technical trails, and ridge sections. October offers mild temperatures but rain is possible.
Tips
- •Shoes with good grip for limestone and dry stone paths
- •Two headlamps mandatory for the SDT 138K (night start at 22:00)
- •Waterproof jacket mandatory for all distances
- •Poles allowed and highly recommended given the elevation

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Nutrition plan for Mallorca by UTMB
NutritionThe SDT 138K has a 30h30 time limit with a full night in the mountains. Nutrition management is critical for the longer distances.
Tips
- •Two drop bags at Alaró and Lluc for the SDT
- •Solid and liquid aid stations along the course
- •Plan solid food for the overnight section of the SDT 138K
- •October in Mallorca: mild temperatures but carry electrolytes
How to get to Mallorca
TransportMallorca has Palma Airport (PMI), one of the best-connected airports in Spain. Also accessible by ferry.
Tips
- •Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI): direct flights from across Europe
- •Ferry from Barcelona (Trasmediterránea, Baleària) and Valencia
- •From the airport to Sóller: 30 minutes by car
- •Historic Sóller train connects Palma to Sóller
Car rental in Mallorca
Car RentalA car is recommended for getting between the different start locations and exploring the island.
Tips
- •Starts are in different towns: a car is essential for logistics
- •Mountain roads through the Serra de Tramuntana: narrow and winding
- •Limited parking in Sóller and Port de Sóller during the event
Sports insurance for Mallorca by UTMB
InsuranceMountain ultra in the Serra de Tramuntana. Sports coverage insurance is essential.
Tips
- •Civil liability insurance is mandatory to participate
- •Mountain rescue coverage recommended
- •For international runners: travel insurance with sports coverage
Sun protection for Mallorca by UTMB
Sun ProtectionOctober in Mallorca still brings intense sunshine, especially on the ridges and coastal sections of the Serra de Tramuntana. Longer distances mean many hours exposed to the Mediterranean sun.
Tips
- •Reapply every 2 hours, even on cloudy days
- •Ridge and sea cliff sections reflect UV radiation, increasing exposure
Body care for Mallorca by UTMB
Body CareFeet and skin face hours of sweat and friction. A blister and anti-chafe kit prevents the silliest DNF.
Tips
- •Tape or patches on hot spots before the start
- •Blister plasters in the vest from the first kilometre
Frequently Asked Questions
- When is Mallorca by UTMB 2026?
- October 30 to November 1, 2026. The SDT 138K starts Friday October 30 at 22:00, the CPS 104K and ETM 56K on Saturday October 31, and the CDA 26K on Sunday November 1.
- What distances does Mallorca by UTMB offer?
- 4 distances: SDT 138K (5,350m D+), CPS 104K (3,740m D+), ETM 56K (2,450m D+), and CDA 26K (1,000m D+). All finishing in Port de Sóller.
- Does Mallorca by UTMB qualify for UTMB Mont-Blanc?
- Yes, it is a UTMB World Series event. The SDT 138K awards 4 Running Stones and qualifies top finishers for the UTMB Mont-Blanc Finals. CPS awards 3, ETM 2, and CDA 1 Running Stone.
- How do you get to Mallorca for the race?
- Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) has direct flights from across Europe. From the airport to Sóller is about 30 minutes by car. Ferries also run from Barcelona and Valencia.
- What type of terrain is the course?
- Mediterranean mountain trails through the Serra de Tramuntana. Dry stone paths (GR-221), holm oak and pine forests, rocky ridges with sea views, and passages through villages like Valldemossa, Alaró, and Fornalutx.
- What is the mandatory gear?
- Varies by distance. For the SDT 138K: mobile phone, 1.5L water reserves, two headlamps, survival blanket, waterproof jacket, and thermal layers. Two drop bags permitted at Alaró and Lluc aid stations.
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