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Calendario delle gare di trail in Aragona 2026

Aragon hosts the central Pyrenees with peaks over 3,000 meters. Canfranc-Canfranc and Gran Trail del Aneto are benchmarks of Pyrenean trail running. High mountain terrain with spectacular valleys like Ordesa and Valle de Benasque.

Calendario aggiornato il ottobre 2026

Prossime gare: calendario 2026

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Prossima gara

II Embún Monster Trail

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Sulla regione Aragona

“Pyrenean three-thousanders, uncompromising trail”

Dati chiave della regione

3.404 m

Pico Aneto (Pyrenean summit)

Jun-Sep

High mountain window

+3.000 m

Epic elevation gains

47.719 km²

Area

18

Gare

2.9 – 140 km

Intervallo di distanze

200 – 8848 D+

Intervallo di dislivello

Gen – Dic

Mesi delle gare

Principiante (1)Intermedio (9)Avanzato (5)Élite (3)

Difficoltà

Terreno

Aragon is synonymous with vertical Pyrenees. Here stand Spain's most imposing three-thousanders: Aneto, Posets, Monte Perdido. The valleys of Benasque, Ordesa, or Tena are cathedrals of rock and ice where trail running becomes light alpinism. Trails cross glacial cirques, exposed ridges, and vertiginous ravines demanding technique and respect. It's not terrain for beginners: slopes are brutal, accumulated elevation gains count in thousands of meters, and altitude punishes. But for those seeking pure mountain trail, without artifice, Aragon offers some of Europe's most epic routes.

High Pyrenean mountainCanyons and ravinesGlacial cirquesAlpine trailsBlack pine forests

Zone chiave

Valle de Benasque (Aneto, Posets)Ordesa and Monte Perdido National ParkValle de CanfrancSenda de Camille (Posets-Maladeta Park)Cotiella massif
Clima e stagione migliore
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Stagione miglioreDa evitare

The Aragonese climate is continental high mountain, with very specific windows for safe running. June to September is the golden season, when snow recedes and passes open. July and August are peak months, with mild temperatures at altitude but risk of evening storms requiring dawn starts. September is magical: fewer people, autumn colors, and stable conditions. The rest of the year, snow and ice dominate the three-thousanders, turning trail into winter mountaineering requiring technical gear. Spring is unpredictable: it can snow heavily through May.

Cultura del trail

The Aragonese trail community is as tough as its mountains. Here verticality is valued, along with suffering capacity and technical terrain knowledge. Local runners grow up seeing 3,000-meter peaks from their villages and dream of linking them. Canfranc-Canfranc is the region's totemic race, a 100km beast crossing historic valleys and legendary passes. The atmosphere is of mountaineers who run, not runners who go to the mountains: the difference is subtle but profound. Here respect goes to those who know the terrain, who can read the weather, who don't underestimate high mountains. It's trail without concessions, alpine and true.

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