Ronda dels cims description

 

• 170 k ( 106 mi.) 13,500 meters (44,291.34'ft) of elevation gain and 13.500 meters (44,291.34'ft) of elevation loss.
• Departure from Ordino town centre on Friday on the morning and finish in Ordino town centre
• 16 peaks or passes upon 2,400 meters
• Average altitude: 2,085 meters
• The most spectacular feature: panoramic views, alternate zones of minerals, high mountain meadows, forests, glacial lakes...
• The most technical section: some completely safe rocky ridge sections
• Sticks allowed
• 14 refreshment points

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Technical difficulty⁽*⁾:

		A	Tarmac road or well-signposted track, virtually rock- and root-free terrain	Trouble-free running. Easy to eat or hydrate without affecting pace
		B	Well-signposted track, slightly irregular terrain with some stones or roots	Relatively trouble-free running, although requires some attention
		C	Irregular, slippery and/or narrow track with a lot of stones and/or roots	Running requires concentration
		D	Very irregular, slippery and/or narrow track with a lot of stones and/or roots	Running requires great concentration
		E	Very difficult, slippery and irregular terrain (scree or rocks)	Requires total concentration. Ankles and quadriceps must be in very good shape

⁽*⁾ This criterion is completely independent of height difference. It is intended as a classification of the nature of the terrain.

Time limits:

• Friday at 5 pm (10-hours race): Coma d'Arcalís
• Saturday at 9 am (26-hours race): Margineda
• Saturday at 10 pm (39-hours race): Prat Primer
• Sunday at 2 am (43-hours race): Refugi de l'Illa
• Sunday at 8 am (49-hours race): Pas de la Casa
• Sunday at 12 am (53-hours race): Vall d'Incles
• Sunday at 7.30 pm (60.5-hours race): Sorteny

References:

• previously participation in the Ronda dels cims in 2018 or 2019,
  or
• with proof of having finished, in the last 2 years, a non stop race of
  
  • over 100 km with more than 4,500 m elevation gain, or
  • over 165 km with more than 2,500 m elevation gain

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