The race regulations are based on and subsume the "Mountain Race Regulations" of the FEEC and any modifications included by the FEEC.

1. Limited to 500 runners per race on a strict first-come, first-served basis (475 spots open to the public and 25 reserved for club members and commitments with sponsors, etc.). Registrations open on 15/05/2025 at 14:00h and close on 07/10/2025 at 23:59h.

2. Registrations for non-federated participants will incur an additional cost to cover the price of the temporary license required to compete. Valid licenses: FEEC, FCA, FCOC, FEDME, ISF, and ITRA.

3. Registration formalization:
·Registration is not valid until payment is made. Once registered, each runner will receive an email with a summary of the provided data (name, age, email, etc.).
·A security code will also be sent for autonomous cancellation. Keep this code safe!
·Make sure our emails don't end up in the spam folder.

4. Dropping out:
·Done via inscriptions page of this site. Below the registration area, there's an option to unsubscribe.The system requires two runner details and the security code. If correct, the cancellation is processed.
·The amount paid will be refunded minus the bank fee via the original payment method. This action is irreversible! Your bib will be reassigned.
·The deadline for cancellations is September 27 at 23:59. No refunds after that date due to logistical reasons: supplies, shirt orders, insurance, beer kegs... Thanks for understanding.

5. Waiting list:
·Once spots are filled, the platform allows registration to a waiting list (ordered).
·If a bib becomes available, an email with a payment link will be sent. You’ll have 24h to complete it. If it expires, the spot goes to the next person. This is irreversible.

6. Distance changes:
Distance changes not allowed. You must unsubscribe and register again. If the new distance is full, join its waiting list.

7. Bib transfers:
Not allowed. Running with someone else's bib leads to disqualification and permanent ban.

8. No registrations will be accepted on race day.

9. Mandatory gear for (missing items may lead to disqualification):

EL PUTU TRAIL 53Km
-Headlamp + extra batteries
-Emergency blanket
-Hydration system
-Waterproof jacket
-Phone (charged and turned on)
-Reusable cup
-Long-sleeve thermal shirt.
-Buff (recommended)
-Gloves (recommended)
-Leg covering (recommended)

THE HALF (AND A BIT) 25Km
-Waterproof jacket.
-Buff (recommended)

THE (NOT SO) SHORT and THE HIKE
-Waterproof jacket.

10. In all races, runners must bring their own cup: there won't be any plastic cups.

11. However, runners are grown-ups, so it’s up to you to check the weather forecast and bring the right clothing and gear for every situation — on top of the items listed in points 9 and 10 of the rules.

12. Bib pick-up: The day before (18:00–20:00h) at Horta de Can Guixà or race day until 30 minutes before the start.

13. Federated runners must show their license. If not, they must pay 3 € for a temporary one.

14. Start times at Horta de Can Guixà:

El Putu Trail 55 km: 6:30 h
La Mitja 26 km: 9:00 h
La Caminada 5 km: 10:00 h
La Curta 14 km: 10:30 h

Any changes will be posted on the website, social media, and/or email.

15. The course will be marked with ribbons, flags, signs, and arrows, with checkpoints at tricky spots.

16. The course may change due to landowners, local authorities, the Montesquiu Park, or force majeure.

17. Cut-off times (may vary):

El Putu Trail 55k:
Castell de Llaers (km 13): 3h
Vidrà (km 29.5): 7:30h
Ctra Salgueda (km 42.5): 11:30h
Bellmunt (km 45.7): 13:00h

Mitja i pico 26km:
Santa Maria de Besora (km 13.7): 3:30h

18. Roads remain open, but volunteers will assist with traffic.

19. Not allowed to race with dogs.

20. Bibs must always be visible.

21. Normally, bad weather will not be an obstacle to holding the race. However, the organizers reserve the right to suspend it or modify the course in extreme cases. As a general rule, cancellation of the race will not entitle participants to a refund.

22. The organization reserves the right to stop the race after it starts due to force majeure.

23. Categories and awards: El Putu Trail 55 km: 6 categories. Mitja i pico 26 km: 7 categories. Curta 14 km: 10 categories. All with male and female categories. No awards or rankings for La Caminada. Ages calculated as of 31/12 of current year.

24. Race categories:

EL PUTU TRAIL 53 km
·Overall
·Promesa (21–23)
·Senior (24–39)
·Veteran (40–49)
·Master (50+)
·Local

THE HALF (AND A BIT) 25 km
·Overall
·Junior (19–20)
·Promesa (21–23)
·Senior (24–39)
·Veteran (40–49)
·Master (50+)
·Local

THE (NOT SO) SHORT 14 km
·Overall
·Infantil (13–14)
·Cadet (15–16)
·Juvenil (17–18)
·Junior (19–20)
·Promesa (21–23)
·Senior (24–39)
·Veteran (40–49)
·Master (50+)
·Local

25. Cash prizes for both the women’s and men’s categories:

EL PUTU TRAIL 53 km
1st place: € 800
2nd place: € 500
3rd place: € 300

THE HALF (AND A BIT) 25 km
1st place: € 450
2nd place: € 300
3rd place: € 150

26. Physical prizes: Top 3 in each race (general category) the iconic Bisaura axe. Top 3 in each category: trophy.

27. UTMB Index qualifying races: Curta and Mitja i pico count as 20K. Putu Trail counts as 50K. Check index: https://utmb.world

28. Minimum age:
·Putu Trail 55 km and Mitja i pico 26 km: 16+
·Curta 14 km: 12+

Minors must provide signed parental consent. No correct form, no participation.

29. Transgender athletes: May compete by registered gender only if transition was completed before puberty, with documentation submitted at least 7 days prior. Follows international rules (rugby, cycling, swimming…).

30. The organizers and the landowners of the areas through which the race takes place are not responsible for participant accidents or injuries.

31. All participants are required to provide assistance if they witness an accident and/or report it to the nearest checkpoint and/or to the race management. Failure to do so will result in disqualification.

32. Runners who quit must inform the nearest control.

33. Littering outside designated areas means disqualification.

34. Along the course, the organization will place photographers who will take pictures of the runners. These photos may be used by the organization throughout the year (or in future editions if you happen to look especially good in them) to promote the race through the website, social media, posters, etc. Runners waive their image rights (we promise not to make any sexual use of them, don’t worry).

35. Yes, it’s a damn “long read,” we know.

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