Races

Trail 100 Andorra

Ordino, AndorraJune

Andorra Pyrenees. Coma Pedrosa country. One hundred five kilometers of high mountain trail.

65 mi30 hours7,297 ft to 7,618 fttech 5/106 stationsPyreneesAndorraWSER qualifierJuneRunning Stones · 3 stones
Distance65 mi
Altitude7,297 ft to 7,618 ft
Technicality5/10
Air40°F to 75°F
Gradient profileOfficial race GPX
  • Start7,559 ft
  • High7,618 ft
  • Low7,298 ft
  • Finish7,408 ft
Aid stations6 stops verified
  1. Ordino at mile 0.0
  2. Trail 100 Andorra mile 13 at mile 13, cutoff 6 hours
  3. Trail 100 Andorra mile 26 at mile 26, cutoff 12 hours
  4. Trail 100 Andorra mile 39 at mile 39, cutoff 18 hours
  5. Trail 100 Andorra mile 52 at mile 52, cutoff 24 hours
  6. Finish Andorra at mile 65, cutoff 30 hours

Geometrycourse math

Steepest drop279 ft-2.8% over 1.9 mi
Night miles17 misunset near 20:00 local

The cruxComa Pedrosa approach and high Pyrenees ridge exposure (near mile 42)

Course DNA

The Course

Trail 100 Andorra runs 105 km through Ordino, Andorra. Surfaces skew 75% mountain trail / 20% dirt road / 5% paved. Coma Pedrosa approach and high Pyrenees ridge exposure. High point near 7,618 ft. Low near 7,297 ft. June temps run 40°F to 75°F. The course rewards patience early and punishes rushed descents after mile 33.

The Work

Train for the climbing across 105 km. Back-to-back long runs on trail. Practice power-hiking grades above 15 percent. 30 hours total means limited margin: rehearse fueling every 45 to 60 minutes and downhill eccentric work weekly. Technicality 5/10. Build a block that simulates the crux near mile 42.

Kit

June in Ordino, Andorra: plan for 40°F to 75°F. Mandatory shell if rain is in forecast. Headlamp with spare batteries if 30 hours pushes past dark. Poles help on sustained climbs above mile 16. Vest capacity for 2 liters minimum. Shoes matched to 75% mountain trail: lugs for mud, rock plate if the course turns technical after mile 33.

Race Day

Hold effort through mile 16. The field often splits on the first big climb after mile 33. Coma Pedrosa approach and high Pyrenees ridge exposure near mile 42 is where time is won or lost. Walk the steep pinches. Run the flats and gentle downhills. Crew at major aids: socks, calories, ice if hot. Transitions under 5 minutes when possible. Final third is 22 miles of fatigue management. Finish with reserve for the last descent.

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