South America's most iconic 100-mile ultra trail race
Patagonia Run's 100 Millas is one of South America's most prestigious ultra trail races, traversing wild mountain terrain surrounding San Martín de los Andes deep within Argentina's Lanín National Park. The 160-kilometer course gains over 9,200 meters through Andean forests, alongside glacial lakes, and over steep Patagonian ridges. A Friday afternoon start sends runners into the night and the following day before they emerge at the finish line on Sunday — only about half of starters complete the full distance within the 42-hour cutoff. The race qualifies finishers for both the Hardrock 100 and Western States 100 lotteries.
Recommended for seasoned ultrarunners
San Martín de los Andes, Neuquén, ArgentinaApril 09, 2027
Patagonia Run 100 Millas is a loop trail race in San Martín de los Andes, Neuquén, Argentina, held on April 09, 2027. The course covers 160.3 km, climbs 7,724 m, and has a 42h cutoff.
Must meet custom qualifier requirements within the qualification window
Must meet one of: (1) At least 12 ITRA Points accumulated in ≤3 races between 2024-2026, with at least one race ≥110km non-stop; (2) Finish 110k Patagonia Run 2024 or 2025 within the official cutoff time; (3) Finish 100Mi Patagonia Run 2024 or 2025; (4) Finish an equivalent race 2024-2026 (committee evaluation). Application/pre-registration required before official registration opens.
| Location | km | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew | Drop bags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Start Start | 0.0 | 742 m | — | ||
PAS Vallescondido 1 Aid Station | 5.3 | 1,010 m | — | ||
PAS del Galpón Aid Station | 13.1 | 1,418 m | — | ||
PAS Las Pendientes Aid Station | 22.4 | 1,470 m | — | ||
PAS del Maderero Aid Station | 36.0 | 1,464 m | — | ||
PAS Vallescondido 2 Aid Station | 48.3 | 1,010 m | — | ||
PAS del Gimnasio Aid Station | 52.5 | 719 m | 12h2:00 AM +1 | Crew | Drop Bags |
PAS Rosales Aid Station | 61.0 | 1,066 m | — | ||
PAS Portezuelo Aid Station | 67.9 | 1,365 m | — | ||
PAS Colorado (outbound) Aid Station | 78.2 | 1,044 m | — | Drop Bags | |
PAS del Mallín Aid Station | 88.5 | 917 m | — | ||
PAS Quechuquina Aid Station | 104.7 | 692 m | 30h8:00 PM +1 | ||
PAS Nonthue Aid Station | 111.1 | 640 m | 31h9:00 PM +1 | Crew | Drop Bags |
PAS del Lago Aid Station | 121.8 | 679 m | 33h15m11:15 PM +1 | ||
PAS Coihue Aid Station | 130.0 | 1,081 m | 36h2:00 AM +2 | ||
PAS Colorado (return) Aid Station | 142.4 | 1,044 m | 39h5:00 AM +2 | Drop Bags | |
PAS Bayos Aid Station | 151.0 | 873 m | 40h6:00 AM +2 | ||
Cut Route 48 Checkpoint | 152.8 | 953 m | 40h30m6:30 AM +2 | ||
Finish Finish | 160.3 | 643 m | 42h8:00 AM +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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Patagonian weather is notoriously unpredictable; expect rapid changes in temperature, wind, and rain during April
Nighttime temperatures in the Andes in April can drop significantly; mandatory warm layers required for 70k, 110k, and 100Mi
April marks the beginning of autumn in Argentine Patagonia — rain and wet trail conditions are common
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