Mountain Festival Comapedrosa

COMAPEDROSA marathon
Picture yourself standing in Arinsal, surrounded by towering mountains. The race begins on asphalt, transitioning to technical trails leading up to Bordes de Prats Nous. As you progress, the terrain becomes rugged, and the views expand at the Pic de les Fonts (2,748 m). The challenge peaks with a steep 1,000-meter climb in just 2 km towards the Comapedrosa summit (2,942 m). A technical descent follows, passing the Estany Negre and Comapedrosa refuge, before returning to Arinsal. Throughout the 36 km, 3,322 meters of ascent are distributed across tough sections. After the first climb, a technical stretch leads to a steep rise, and the race ends with a demanding descent that tests runners’ skills.

xterra COMAPEDROSA SKYRACE
With a perfect mix of technical trails, mountain ridges, and stunning views, the classic Skyrace Comapedrosa (24 km) is the ideal battleground for experienced trail runners seeking a short but explosive challenge. The route starts from Arinsal, ascending through dense forests before opening up along the ridge toward the Pic de les Fonts (2,748 m). From here, a steep climb takes runners to the Comapedrosa summit (2,942 m), the highest point in Andorra. The descent is fast and technical, passing the Estany Negre and the Comapedrosa refuge, before a steep drop back to Arinsal. The 2,375 meters of vertical gain are concentrated in challenging climbs, followed by descents that require precision and control.

Vertical Comapedrosa
The Comapedrosa Vertical is a pure ascent from Arinsal to the summit of Comapedrosa (2,942 m), Andorra’s highest peak. The route starts with a steady, steep climb through dense forests and rocky ridges as you head toward the top. This explosive 8 km race offers no respite, perfect for those who crave a fierce, technical climb where every step brings you closer to the roof of the Pyrenees, with the finish line perched on the highest summit of the country.

Arinsal Skyrace
The Arinsal Skyrace begins with a technical climb from Arinsal, leading runners through mountain trails that wind through dense forests and up to the high ridges. The course is varied, offering panoramic views as you ascend to the Pic de les Fonts (2,748 m), one of the highest points of the route. The technical descent brings runners back to Arinsal, maintaining excitement until the end. The 1,456 meters of vertical gain are well distributed, making it an accessible yet demanding experience—perfect for those seeking an intense but not overwhelming challenge.