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Els Tres Mils (ETM)

A journey through the highest part of the valley of Sóller

Race Category

ws50KM

Running Stones

2

Finals Access

Distance

47 KM

Elevation Gain

2300 M+

Start Date

Saturday 2nd November 2024

Race Start

SÓLLER - 07:00

Max Allowed Race Time

11 Hours

At the top of the valley

Starting from the modernist square of Sóller, this race proposes us to conquer the highest mountains of the Sóller valley. We will begin the ascent towards Portell de Sa Costa, heading towards Cúber and Tossals Verds. From there we will continue until we conquer Puig de l'Ofre, na Franquesa and sa Rateta. A beautiful crest that on its descent will lead us to the characteristic places of the Serra de Tramontana.

Our final destination, after passing through Biniaraix and Fornalutx, will be the sea in Port de Sóller.

The race runs through a unique environment on the island of Mallorca, the Serra de Tramuntana Natural Area, declared World Heritage by UNESCO. Sky, clouds, mountains, cliffs, sea... and the work of the locals who over the years have contributed to shaping this spectacular territory. A rural and cultural landscape full of dry stone walls, centuries-old olive trees, towns and villages that will accompany you on your journey.

With approximately 47 km and 2,300 m of positive gradient, this race will not leave you indifferent. It will give its participants 2 running stones. The first three men and the first three women in the general ranking, and those who qualify based on the UTMB Score of the race, will have access directly to the equivalent modality in the UTMB Mont-Blanc finals, in this case the OCC modality, 55km.

The distance and routes are provisional and are subject to possible changes pending approval by the competent authorities.

Most of the races pass through privately owned farms, and therefore there may be limitations on passage during the year. During the race, passage through them will be permitted with property permits. Therefore, private property and the will of its owners must be respected. Before going out to train you must inform yourself of these limitations and comply with them.

At the top of the valley