10,500m of relentless Basque climbing — a Hardrock 100 qualifier
Other trail races within 193 miles
A 171-kilometer loop through the rugged Basque Country, starting and finishing in Beasain and traversing two natural parks (Aralar and Aizkorri-Aratz) and more than 30 towns. The course delivers 10,500 meters of climbing — comparable to Hardrock 100 — on brutally direct ascents and descents with almost no switchbacks. Runners navigate a mix of singletrack, forest tracks, and connecting roads through steep limestone terrain, with the course spanning two nights before the 48-hour cutoff. Completion earns Hardrock 100 qualifying points.
Recommended for seasoned ultrarunners
Beasain, Gipuzkoa, SpainJuly 10, 2026
Ehunmilak Ultra-Trail is a loop trail race in Beasain, Gipuzkoa, Spain, held on July 10, 2026. The course covers 171.1 km, climbs 9,739 m, and has a 48h cutoff.


| Location | km | Elevation | Cutoff | Drop bags |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Beasain Start | 0.0 | 160 m | — | |
Mandubia Aid Station | 10.0 | 574 m | — | |
Zumarraga / Urretxu Checkpoint | 21.0 | 354 m | 4h25m10:25 PM | |
Gorlako gaina Aid Station | 30.0 | 679 m | — | |
Madarixa Aid Station | 44.5 | 518 m | — | |
Azpeitia Aid Station | 55.5 | 79 m | 13h45m7:45 AM +1 | |
Zelatun Landmark | 67.5 | 849 m | — | |
Tolosa Aid Station | 79.5 | 85 m | 20h2:00 PM +1 | Drop Bags |
Jazkue gaina Aid Station | 89.5 | 542 m | — | |
Amezketa Aid Station | 98.0 | 205 m | 24h6:00 PM +1 | |
Txindoki lepoa Checkpoint | 104.0 | 1,098 m | 26h50m8:50 PM +1 | |
Uarrain Aid Station | 108.0 | 1,288 m | — | |
Lizarrusti Aid Station | 116.0 | 624 m | 30h50m12:50 AM +2 | |
Etzegarate Aid Station | 130.0 | 676 m | 34h50m4:50 AM +2 | Drop Bags |
San Adrian Aid Station | 140.0 | 899 m | 38h8:00 AM +2 | |
Oazurtza Aid Station | 150.0 | 740 m | 42h12:00 PM +2 | |
Mutiloa Landmark | 159.5 | 245 m | — | |
Beasain Finish | 171.0 | 156 m | 48h6:00 PM +2 |
Aid station details for this race are still being filled in. Cutoffs and access rules come from the race’s own published information and can change — check the official race details before planning around them.
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The Basque Country has a humid Atlantic climate; rain is possible at any time of year, including in July
Weather can change rapidly in the mountains; temperatures may drop significantly at higher elevations overnight
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