
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Vallter 2000 – ski resort located in the Eastern Pyrenees, near Setcases.
42.4211103N, 2.2686056E
According to the Camino de Dragones rules, all runners must wear the mandatory night equipment from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM: mainly a reflective vest or its described substitute. This is for your safety, as you will also run on roads. Being visible can save your life. Each car must carry at least two vests.
During the day: bright T-shirt with reflective elements or reflective vest/harness.
During the night (6:00 PM – 6:00 AM): reflective vest/harness, headlamp, and flashing light on the arm.
Failure to wear this equipment will result in penalties.
Handover points are fixed and provide basic facilities (like toilets). Most points do not allow sleeping due to capacity, but there will be designated rest areas along the route. Teams decide how to organize themselves.
3 passenger cars up to 5 seats
2 passenger cars with 7–9 seats
1 passenger car with 5 seats + 1 passenger car with 7–9 seats
Minibuses, buses, and trailers are not allowed.
Two cars per team are recommended for comfort.
The team splits into two groups: while one group runs with one car, the other travels to the next handover point to rest and prepare. At the handover, the cars swap roles.
No earlier than 20 minutes before the runner’s expected arrival.
All team cars must be clearly marked with the parking card provided in the starter pack. The driver’s phone number must also be visible.
There is no general system. Refreshments are managed by partners and local organizers. Teams are mainly responsible for food and drinks.
Go to the “For the Captain” section and click “Add member.” Fill in the required details and confirm before March 20.
Minimum 9, maximum 12 runners per team.
It depends on the number of team members. With 12 runners, each runs about 30 km.
You should be able to run 10 km with 250 m of elevation gain in under 60 minutes.
Camino de Dragones 2026 technical T-shirt
Race instructions
Bibs and ID bands
Chip timing
Official app with team support
Parking cards for team cars
Official event sticker for each car
More than 200 organizers along the route
Start and finish facilities
Toilets at handover points
Rest areas
GPX maps for runners and cars
Medical support along the entire route
No, the team must pay the full fee at once, using the team name as a reference.
Recommended time: 10 km ≤ 60 min
Over 18 years old (or 15+ with a parent on the team)
General good fitness
They can be replaced immediately by another team member at the same point, following Rule No. 7.
Yes, the captain sets it on the website before June 20.
No runner can run two stages in a row.
Each runner must complete at least one stage before the second rotation.
In the second rotation, 3 stages must be run in pairs (legs 14, 17, 19). In other stages, accompaniment is allowed only if it does not act as a guide (the accompanying runner must stay behind).
In April 2026, together with the schedule and instructions. GPX files will be provided. The organization reserves the right to modify the route if necessary.
No, it can be updated until June 20.
A role for teams whose captain provides logistical support (driver, coach, etc.) but does not run.
No, only the captain (or their deputy) needs to be present on Friday, June 5, from 5:00–10:00 PM to submit signed declarations and collect the starter pack.
For questions: info@caminodedragones