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2026 edition

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All 44 pages of the organisers’ official guide, right here, just like a magazine. Turn the pages, jump to a chapter from the contents or open it full screen. To take it with you on your phone, download the PDF. The guide is in Spanish.

2026 Runner’s Guide, page 1: Cover

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  1. 02Thanks
  2. 03Welcome from the Mayor
  3. 04Welcome from the FEMPA President
  4. 07Sobrescobio Redes Trail 2026
  5. 08Volunteers
  6. 10Locations
  7. 12Where to cheer
  8. 13Timetable
  9. 14Races
  10. 17SOT Skyrace course
  11. 20Runner support
  12. 22Clock change
  13. 24SST Speed Trail course
  14. 27Mandatory gear
  15. 29Mini Redes Trail
  16. 31Educational walk with Taxus
  17. 32Your Redes memories, for a good cause
  18. 33Prizes
  19. 35Follow the races
  20. 36Redes Natural Park rules
  21. 37Safety
  22. 40Where to eat and stay
  23. 42FAQ
  24. 43Sponsors and partners

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Before you go

The essentials from the guide

  1. Bib collection

    At the Rioseco Sports Centre, with your ID. On Friday 23, from 17:30 to 20:30, all races; on Saturday 24, from 07:00 to 08:30, Skyrace and RedesXtreme. Speed Trail bibs also on Saturday 24 from 18:00 to 20:30 and on Sunday 25 from 08:15 to 09:30.

    Timetable, page 13

  2. On Sunday, put your clock back

    During the night from Saturday 24 to Sunday 25, at 03:00 the clocks go back to 02:00. The Speed Trail starts at 10:00, new time.

    Clock change, page 22

  3. Emergency numbers

    620 589 883 and 699 366 998, also on your bib; if you can’t get through, 112. Say where you are, the bib number and what has happened, and don’t leave until you are told what to do.

    Safety, page 37

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