EL CRUCE

From December 5 to 11 - Bariloche, Argentina

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of racing

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across Patagonia

0GROUPS

with staggered dates

runners from 42 countries

Cerro Catedral, Bariloche, Argentina

What is El Cruce

It was born in 2002 with the goal of crossing the Andes, linking Argentina and Chile. Today it is the largest stage race in the world.

editions since 2002

The places

Mountains and volcanoes, snow-capped peaks, forests, lakes, valleys, and rocky areas. Runners cross geographic settings that are unique in the world.

The runners

More than 4000 runners from 42 countries. Men and women of different ages, amateur and elite, share their passion for adventure.

The organization

More than 900 people working during the race days. Meals, camps, hydration, transfers, medical safety, and rescue helicopters.

CAMPS

Camps

You sleep in camps with full support: tents, meals, showers, and more.

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Stages

Three days, each with its own identity, unique landscapes, and full support.

Stage 1

Cerro Catedral

Mountain trails with ridgelines and spectacular views of the lakes. The start of a 3-day adventure across Patagonia.

Stage 2

Camp 1 to Camp 2

Unique beaches, streams, and river crossings. An intense day crossing landscapes that change with every step.

Stage 3

Arrival at Cerro Catedral

The final stage with challenging terrain and the thrill of crossing the finish arch after 100km of adventure.

Services

What your entry fee includes

Logistics, support, and details that elevate the experience.

Campsites

Organized camps with tents, rest, and common areas ready for you to recover energy.

Transfers

Logistics coordinated between stages so all you have to do is run.

Runner's kit

Accreditation, bib, gifts, and race materials included.

Meals

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with options designed for high performance.

Oasis

Hydration and aid stations at strategic points.

Medical assistance

Medical and rescue team ready at every stage.

The Stage

Run a stage of El Cruce