Half Marathon races near Salt

Trepitja Garrotxa is a charity mountain-running series held in Oix, within Spain’s Alta Garrotxa, typically in late October. The series offers four race distances: a short 13 km, a 23 km, and longer trail and ultra options. Past formats have included 53 km, 62 km, and 84 km, with historical ultra results exceeding 100 km, indicating the main distance may vary by edition. The courses predominantly follow mountain paths, incorporating some tracks and road segments. The 62 km ultra features approximately 4,100 m of elevation gain and has a time limit of 18 hours and 30 minutes. Approximately 400 participants compete across all events. The race also functions as the Catalan championship for ultra-distance and team racing. Organized by the Centre Excursionista d’Olot, proceeds benefit the Albert Bosch Foundation, supporting initiatives against childhood diseases, such as childhood cancer.

Cursa de Sant Galderic is a trail-running event held in Tavèrnoles, a small municipality within Barcelona province. It provides two off-road routes: a 21 km trail and an 11 km trail. Both are designated as non-competitive, emphasizing participation and completion over racing for rankings. The event is typically scheduled for early November, though the specific date is currently unconfirmed. The public listing offers limited course specifics, with most useful information pertaining to format and logistics. Participants can select either the longer 21 km trail or the shorter 11 km option. The event page features classifications and results, along with a link to the official website. The listing is available in multiple languages, including Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Basque, Galician, and Portuguese, aiding international visitors in understanding the essential race details.

The Trail Torres del Foc begins in Calella at Pati de l'Os and concludes along the seafront on Passeig Manuel Puigvert. This competitive trail running event takes place in November, offering four distances: 12K, 21K, 42K, and 60K. Participants can select a short mountain run or an ultra-distance challenge. The routes traverse the Parc del Montnegre i Corredor, connecting the coast with the forested hills inland. The courses follow paths and trails within the park, with elevation gains for each distance: approximately 396 meters for the 12K, 992 meters for the 21K, 1,692 meters for the 42K, and 2,449 meters for the 60K. The event's name originates from the fire watchtowers located along the route, elevated points that continue to aid in forest protection. The 21K holds UTMB Index 20K status and recently saw about 145 finishers. The range of distances accommodates newer trail runners, club athletes, and those seeking a demanding mountain race.

The Cursa de Muntanya de Girona is a mountain and trail running event held in Girona, within Spain’s Cataluña region. It offers race distances ranging from 13 km to 50 km. The event takes place in November and features multiple options beyond a single trail race: participants can choose the 50 km Transgavarres, a 31 km race, a half marathon, the 13 km Express race, and a Gravel Run category. The event focuses on off-road running in the vicinity of Girona, distinct from a road race through the city. The shorter distances provide an accessible entry point for local and novice trail runners, while the 50 km option serves as a demanding ultra-distance mountain challenge. The variety of categories suggests a diverse field, with trail runners, gravel runners, and endurance athletes participating over the same race weekend.

La Mitja de Figueres is a road race held in Figueres, Girona, in early December. It features a half marathon of 21.097 km and a 10K option. On the same day, La Menuda offers children's races of 400 m, 600 m, 800 m, and 1,200 m, divided by age group. The Associació Atlètica Mitja Marató Figueres organizes the event, which is listed on the Catalan Athletics Federation calendar. The adult races follow a city course in Figueres, providing timing, medical support, toilets, showers, a cloakroom, physiotherapy, and aid stations with both drinks and food. Occasionally, official course certification might be lost due to roadworks impacting sections of the route, leading to slight variations in listed distances from standard measurements. Participants receive a race bag, and trophies and cash prizes are awarded. A speaker at the finish line contributes to the local race atmosphere.

The Mitja Badia Roses is a running event held in the Bay of Roses, situated between the sea and nearby mountains. The primary event is a 21 km half marathon, complemented by a 7.5 km Xmas race. The environment supports comfortable running with a 100% flat course, a mild climate, and a route offering unobstructed views across the bay. Participants begin at Av Rhode in the Zig Zag area, using the race to view the Bay of Roses from a runner's perspective, distinct from its typical beach or holiday setting. Registrations include a disposable bib and timing chip, in-race aid, accident insurance, and a commemorative gift. A portion of each entry fee, one euro, supports a charitable cause, integrating a small philanthropic aspect into the event.