Haro Wine Trail 2026: Registration
The Haro Wine Trail runs through the vineyards and hills of Rioja Alta between Villalba de Rioja and Haro, the capital of Rioja wine country, with three distances crossing the Yermo Camaldulense hermitage and the old Herrera salt flats before finishing at Plaza de la Paz.
Registration opens: 29 June 2026
Entry fees by distance
| Distance | Elevation | Price | Time limit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marcha Tempranillo14K | 400m D+ | Check website | 3h40 | Sign up(se abre en una pestaña nueva) |
| Trail Crianza18.5K | 550m D+ | Check website | 4h | Sign up(se abre en una pestaña nueva) |
| Trail Reserva26K | 1,100m D+ | Check website | 5h | Sign up(se abre en una pestaña nueva) |
How to register
- 1
Go to the official race website using the registration button.
- 2
Select the distance you want to run.
- 3
Fill in the form with your personal details and federation license (if required).
- 4
Complete the payment and save your registration confirmation.
What's included in your entry?
Race bib with timing chip, aid stations along the course, accident insurance during the race, access to finish line services (physiotherapy, showers, finisher meal) and an event t-shirt or memento.
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