Camins de pedra seca (CPS)
A race in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana
Race Category
Running Stones
Finals Access
Distance
104 KM
Elevation Gain
3740 M+
Start Date
Saturday 1st November 2025
Race Start
CALA ESTELLENCS - 06:00
Max Allowed Race Time
21 Hours 30 Minutes
A true ultra. An unforgettable challenge.
104 km | 3,740 m+ | 3 Running Stones | Qualifier for the CCC® of HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc
The CPS of Mallorca by UTMB® invites you to cover 104 km and 3,740 m of vertical gain in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a demanding, technical, and spectacular course.
From the very first kilometers, this race immerses you in the wildest and most authentic Mallorca. It starts in Cala d’Estellencs in Estellencs, passes along el Camí des Correu to Esporles, and crosses villages steeped in history such as Valldemossa, Bunyola, Orient, Alaró, and Fornalutx, passing through territories of the municipality of Escorca.
From forests and cobbled paths to technical mountain sections, the course takes runners through iconic landscapes such as the Talaia de Cals Reis and the area of Tossals Verds, .
The final stretch, with the legendary Barranc de Biniaraix (declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1994), will take you into a landscape dominated by cliffs, scree, and ravines, testing your legs… before finally crossing the finish line by the sea, in the bay of Port de Sóller.
This is a race for the brave. For those who seek more than just kilometers—emotion, a deep connection with nature, and a sense of accomplishment that only a true ultra can offer.
And in addition, it awards you 3 Running Stones for the UTMB® World Series Finals lottery, and the possibility of direct qualification to the CCC® for the top-ranked runners overall or those who qualify through their UTMB® Score.
According to the Race Regulations and the conditions of environmental permits, the courses may be subject to changes or reductions due to weather alerts or terrain conditions.
A large part of the route crosses private estates, whose access is only permitted during the race with the corresponding authorizations. Always respect private property and check access restrictions if you plan to train in the area. Before going out for training, you must be aware of these limitations and comply with them.
Athletes must carry the mandatory equipment at all times during the race and be prepared for random controls along the course. If they are missing any element, they will receive a time penalty or disqualification.
- Closed shoe suitable for trail running.
- Backpack or similar intended to transport the mandatory material during the race.
- Mobile phone (smartphone is MANDATORY): the runner must be available and answer the phone at any time before, during and after the race:
- Mobile phone that allows its use in Spain (include the organization's security numbers in your contacts, have the phone turned on, do not hide the number, and do not forget to leave with the battery charged).
- Keep the phone on, airplane mode is prohibited and may be penalized.
- Livetrail application installed and activated.
- An external battery is recommended.
- Personal glass of at least 15cl (drums or containers with lids not accepted).
- Water reserve of 1.5l minimum. At the exit from some aid stations it will be mandatory to leave with 1.5l of drink, depending on the section to be covered or the weather conditions.
- 2 fronts in good working order with spare batteries for both fronts. Recommendation: 200 lumens or more for the main front.
- Survival bag/thermal bivouac.
- Whistle.
- Food reserve. Recommendation: 800kcal (2gels + 2 energy bars).
- Jacket with a hood that can withstand bad weather in the mountains and made with a waterproof membrane of at least 10,000 mm water column and breathable (recommended RET less than 13). The jacket must necessarily have an integrated or attached hood with a system originally provided by the manufacturer. The seams must be heat sealed. The jacket must not have parts made of a non-waterproof fabric, only the vents provided by the manufacturer (under the arms, on the back) and as long as they do not obviously alter the waterproofing, are accepted. It is the runner's responsibility to judge, according to these criteria, whether their jacket adapts to the regulations and, therefore, to bad weather in the mountains. At checkpoints, the judgment of the person responsible for the control or the commissioner will prevail.
- Long-legged running pants or tights or a combination of tights and socks that completely cover the leg.
- Waterproof trouser cover.
- Cap or bandana or piece of clothing that covers the head.
- Warm and waterproof gloves.
- Additional second thermal layer: a long-sleeved second thermal layer garment (cotton excluded) weighing at least 180g (men, size M) Or the combination of a long-sleeved thermal base layer (first or second layer, excluding cotton) weighing at least 110g (men, size M) and a resistant windbreaker* with water-repellent protection (DWR protection).
.* The windbreaker is not a substitute for a waterproof jacket with a hood, and vice versa.
All garments must be the participant's size and without modifications after leaving the factory. All material will be transported in a backpack or similar that cannot be changed during the tour. All material will be properly packaged to prevent it from getting wet inside the backpack in rainy conditions.
Other recommended material (non-exhaustive list):
- Essential replacement thermal clothing in case of cold or rain or in case of injury.
- Poles. If you carry poles, soft tip or tip protection and spare protection is mandatory.
- Water purification tablets or drums with filter.
- Plates and eating utensils. At the aid stations, no material is provided to be able to eat.
- Vaseline or anti-chafing cream.
- Solar protection.
- GPS clock.
- Adhesive elastic band that allows you to make a bandage or strapping (min. 100 cm x 6 cm).
- Knife or scissors with which to cut the elastic adhesive tape.
POLES
ATTENTION If you carry poles, a soft tip or tip protection and replacement protections are mandatory.
In case of using poles, it is mandatory that they have rubber tips (on all distances and throughout the entire race), in accordance with the environmental regulations of the Paratge Natural de la Serra de Tramuntana.
Each runner must carry a spare set of rubber tips, in case the originals are lost or damaged during the race.
In case of heavy rain on the race day or the previous day, the organization may prohibit the use of poles, in compliance with the conditions established in the environmental authorization.
Any participant who decides to carry poles must carry them throughout the race. It is prohibited to leave without poles and obtain and use ones during the race. The use of canes may be prohibited in certain areas of the route for safety or environmental reasons. In these cases it will be indicated by specific signs on the route. Canes will not be accepted in the life bags delivered by the organization.
MUSIC
Listening to music is permitted only using headphones, as long as it is safe to do so. Headphones MUST be removed when crossing any road, as well as when approaching and while at any checkpoint, and when approaching and passing any member of the Safety Team.
At the race-pack collection, each participant receives one 30-liter bag. After filling it with the items of their choice and closing it, they can drop them in a place close to the starting line. The bag is taken by the organization to ALARÓ. Upon arriving in this aid stations, runners will be able to collect the bag. When the runner leaves the aid station, the runner in person will have to deposit the bag in the area indicated for this purpose. The organization will return the bags PORT DE SÓLLER.
How to get your bag: The bags are returned to either the runner or a family member or friend, only upon presentation of the race-bib. The bags must be retrieved no later than 2 hours after the end of the race. The organization will take to POrt de Sóller the bags of runners who drop out, on condition that their withdrawal is registered. Because of logistical factors, the organization cannot guarantee that all bags are brought to Port de Sóller before the end of the race.
Only bags supplied by the organization will be transported*. Poles are not allowed in these bags. As the items in the bags are neither checked nor controlled, we will accept no claims on that matter. We recommend not to put any valuable items in the bags.
We recommend that you have spare clothes and hygiene products at the arrival areas.
*For logistics and environmental reasons, UTMB® World series events only accept the UTMB® World series spare bags that are distributed during the check-In. Those bags are reusable, so we ask the runners who already have received one of those bags to reuse it each time they take part in a UTMB® World Series event.
Pacers are not allowed to set the pace in the race.
Assistance is only permitted at the following checkpoints:
- Aid station: ALARÓ
Assistance is forbidden at the other Aid Stations, as well as at any other point along the route.
This assistance can only be given by a single person, with no specific material other than a bag with a maximum volume of 30 litres.
Assistance provided by a team of professionals, or any doctor or paramedic, is strictly forbidden.