24km
Half Marathon
- Elevation gain
- 1,527 m
- Time limit
- 8 h 30 min

100M · The crown jewel: Colombia's only 100-mile race
It's 166.5 km and 6,712 m of climbing through all seven towns on the course, with one or two nights out and up to 49 hours to finish. The crown jewel of the Chicamocha Canyon and the yearly meeting point for the best runners from Colombia and around the world.
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The start is on Saturday in San Gil, with a very steep climb to the southeast to reach the high ground on the left bank of the canyon. The first hours run through nature reserves and old cobbled paths in Mogotes and Curití. You pass the Palocortado sports ground (km 17.5), Pitiguao main square (km 33.7), the K45 summit, the race's high point at 2,150 m, and Curití main square (km 54.1), where your first drop bag is waiting.
The route continues through Las Vueltas and Morros to Aratoca main square (km 85.7). You then pass the Picacho de Aratoca and descend the canyon's central spine to Panachi (km 104.6); after a technical descent you enter the lowest, hottest part of the race and reach Jordán (km 120.5), on the riverbank, home of your second drop bag.
From Jordán you run the marathon course: the royal road climb, El Punto, Villanueva, the Tierra Negra trail, Barichara, the Carigua summit (km 153.5) and the long final descent to the finish in San Gil. Between 24 and 49 hours of effort, one or two nights in a row, high temperatures and rugged, unforgettable scenery: a challenge and a dream for any runner. About 70% of the course was renewed in 2025, bringing back some sections from the previous decade; any adjustment is announced to registered runners through the official channels.
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PC0San Gil
PC1Polideportivo Palocortado
PC2Pitiguao
Crew accessPC3K45
PC4Curití
Crew accessDrop bagPC5Las Vueltas
PC6Morros
PC7Aratoca
Crew accessPC8Panachi
Crew accessPC9Jordán
Drop bagPC10El Punto
PC11Villanueva
Crew accessPC12Barichara
Crew accessPC13Hotel Carigua
PC14San Gil
Official cut-offs: Pitiguao (9 h of race time), Curití (12 h), Aratoca (24 h), Jordán (36 h), Barichara (42 h) and the finish in San Gil (49 h, 9:00 a.m. on Monday).
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Saturday 5 June 2027, 8:00 a.m., at El Puente Shopping Center, San Gil.
The finish is at the same place and the time limit is 49 hours, until 9:00 a.m. on Monday 7 June. Times and route may be adjusted for safety; any change is announced through the race's official channels.
You can register now and meet the requirements later, within the deadline published in the Runner's Guide:
Friday 4 June 2027, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., at El Puente Shopping Center, near San Gil's main square.
To collect your bib you must show all of your mandatory gear and have your documents in order in your account, under My documents. That same day, before 6:00 p.m., hand in your two drop bags, labeled for the Curití and Jordán checkpoints.
Awarded with medals:
Your age is the one you will be on 31 December 2027.
If you'd rather not run alone, or simply want a different experience, sign up for the pairs category: two people, any age or gender, in a single 100-mile pairs category.
Register together in one purchase with Register your family or partner, add both people in the 100 miles and pair them in the pairs category.
Cash prizes and sponsor awards go to the top three overall women and men. Age groups are awarded medals. See the details on the awards page. The pairs category is not eligible for prize money.
Your family can follow your race on the live results platform, which shows the checkpoints you have passed. The organization only gives official information at the start and the finish, and not by phone. Find the links on the results page.
The regular fee for the 2027 edition is COP 992,200. Stage discounts apply on top of it; you see your final price when you register.
See registration stages, discounts and conditions on the registration page.
Finishers earn 6 ITRA points, and the race counts toward the UTMB Index in the 100M category.
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Trekking poles, knife or pocketknife, tweezers or thorn remover, sunscreen, petroleum jelly, GPS, cap or visor, sunglasses, and light long sleeves and trousers to protect you from thorns, nettles and sun.
Your race kit will not be handed over unless you show all of your mandatory gear. Judges may check it at any time: at the start, on the course, at checkpoints or at the finish. Each missing item adds a 20-minute penalty at every check.
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