Experience the adventure of the Patagonia Half Marathon
The Patagonian International Half Marathon, held each year in the breathtaking Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia, is a distinctive race renowned for its stunning scenery. Since its inception in 2012, this marathon has drawn runners from across the globe, offering not only a demanding physical test but also a chance to experience one of the planet’s most untouched natural settings.
Participants can select from multiple distances, including the full marathon, half marathon, and 10-kilometre race. The routes traverse varied terrains, encompassing rugged mountains, vast steppes, and glacial rivers, providing runners with spectacular views of landmarks such as the Paine Massif, the Towers, and the Grey Glacier.
In addition to the physical challenge, the Patagonian International Marathon champions environmental preservation and eco-friendly tourism. It is a carbon-neutral event dedicated to minimising environmental impact and supporting local conservation projects, making it a true testament to both endurance and the commitment to protecting Patagonia’s natural wonders.
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- Packages Include
- 4 DAY / 3 NIGHT PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Guaranteed Race Entry (runners only)
- 10 Nights’ Accommodation: From Sun 19 to Wed 29 Sep 2021
- Breakfast Daily
- 8 x Lunches as specified on the itinerary
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - 6 x Dinners as specified on the itinerary
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - Private transportation between Punta Arenas and Ecocamp Patagonia
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - Race Day Bus Transfers between EcoCamp and race start/finish area
- 2 x Full Day Tours in Santiago and its surrounding area as specified on the itinerary
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - 3 x Adventure/hikes in Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, as specified on the itinerary
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - English speaking guide on private tours
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - Entrance fees to Torres del Paine National Park
- Supporters will be looked after on race day
exclusive to Travelling Fit supporters - Travelling Fit Representative on site and available for questions
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - Personalised Travelling Fit Running Top
exclusive to Travelling Fit clients - Invite to Travelling Fit’s Patagonia Tour Closed Facebook Group exclusive to Travelling Fit clients
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The Patagonian International Half Marathon Course
The half marathon course traverses diverse landscapes, encompassing rolling hills, rocky mountain trails, and wide-open steppes. Runners are rewarded with stunning vistas of the Paine Massif, the Towers of Paine, and the glistening Grey Glacier. The route’s varying elevations and uneven terrain require significant endurance and adaptability from the participants.
Patagonia’s weather adds an extra element of difficulty and exhilaration. Participants might experience sunshine, rain, and strong winds, sometimes all within a few hours. This unpredictable weather challenges the runners’ readiness and resilience.
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Race Information
Entry Fees
All entry fees are included in the cost of your Patagonian International Half Marathon package.
Qualifying Times
There are no qualifying times for this event, however you MUST be at least 18 years old to be eligible to compete.
Start Time
The Patagonian International Half Marathon starts at 11:00am.
Note that you need to be at the start line 1 hour before the actual race start.
Cut-Off Times
There is a 6 hour cut-off for this event.
Race Timing
Race Timing in the Patagonian International Half Marathon is via Timing Chip
Race Packets
Each runner will receive
- Official Shirt
- Official Elastic Cylindrical Headband
- Official Race Number
- Returnable Timing Chip
- Personalized Final Bag Sticker
- Race Sticker
Pace Setters
There are no official pace setters.
Aid Stations
The aid stations will be positioned approximately every 5 kilometres.
Including the starting line and finish line for all distances, the 42K will have 8 aid stations, the 21K will have 5 aid stations, and the 10K will have 3 aid stations.
Note that you will need to provide your own non-disposable cup
Personal Refreshments and Clothing
You are permitted to leave a small bag at the starting line, in order for it to be delivered to the Finish Line. The bag must be your own personal bag, and be both properly closed and marked with the sticker provided in your kit.
Please remember that while the organization will carefully handle all bags, it is not responsible for any stolen, lost, or damaged items, meaning we recommend that you do not leave any valuable items in the bag.
Expo
There is no Expo associated with the Patagonian International Marathon
Finishes T-Shirts, Medals and Certificates
All finishers who complete the race inside the cut-off time will receive a medal.
Weather Conditions
The climate in Patagonia in September has an average temperature between 2 and 10°C, with absolutes maximums occasionally reaching 15°C.