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2023 season of marathons in Puerto Natales
Don't miss the sporting events in Patagonia in 2023
We present two options for you to have an extraordinary sports experience in Patagonia. You will be able to enjoy your favorite sport as well as a trip to an incredible place, like Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine.
Marathon - 42K, 21K and 10K
Since 2012, the Patagonian International Marathon is a marathon that has been held annually in the Torres del Paine National Park. Being interrupted in 2020 as a result of the pandemic, this year it will once again provide an unforgettable experience for sports lovers.
The event takes place in the extreme south of the American continent, in a privileged location in Patagonia, to the east of the great Southern Ice Field and in the surroundings of the Torres del Paine National Park. The distances are 42km (marathon), 21km (half marathon) and 10km.
Patagonian International Marathon Registration
Transfers from / to airport and starting point
Hotel breakfast, 1 dinner with pasta menu and 1 celebration menu.
Accommodation in a room with private bathroom
Trail Running - 50K, 42K, 35K, 21K, 14K and 7K
Ultra Paine Inscription
Transfers from / to airport and starting point
Hotel breakfast, 1 dinner with pasta menu and 1 celebration menu.
Accommodation in a room with private bathroom
Frequent questions
The routes are designed through the vehicular paths of the park and have gravel coverage in good condition. In relation to the morphology of the terrain, the paths are very sinuous, with curves and permanent slope changes.
There will be a maximum of 7 hours to complete the 42K and there will be intermediate cut-off times, in the first 21km and then at 31km from the start.
Yes, you just have to consider that there are cut-off times and you must respect them. In case you fail to meet these schedules, you must get on the vehicle that will close the race.
Assistance points will be approximately every 5 km. In this way, there will be 8 points for the 42km, 5 points for the 21km and 3 points for the 10km.
Trail running is running in a natural environment (mountains, deserts, forests, etc.) with as few paved or asphalted roads as possible (maximum 20% of the total course).
The race format is non-stop with semi autonomy, and each runner must be independent between assistance stations.
Throughout the race you will cross through areas of cattle ranches, forests, meadows, mountains, among others. Thus, progress will be made on animal tracks, trails, secondary routes for vehicles, etc.
Yes, the route will be clearly identified. Different forms will be used to mark, mainly stakes and tapes.
