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26K: An endurance test against river rocks and rushing water.

This distance redefines technical trail running by merging long-range endurance with the muscle-burning mechanics of riverbeds. After passing through the region’s historic first orange grove, the trail plunges into the wild corridors of the Pilón River for roughly half the race. You won't have to swim, but you will cross the river countless times, balancing over smooth stones, wading through rushing shallows, and staying thoroughly soaked for miles. It demands sharp footwork, solid ankle stability, and relentless grit—delivering a gritty, scenic, and uniquely refreshing race from start to finish.