Sóller周辺の5Kレース

Mallorca 5000 Skyrunning is a long-distance mountain race across Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana. It starts in Sóller at 6:00 a.m. and finishes in Pollença by 11:00 p.m. The race covers about 72 km with 5,000 m of climbing and 10,000 m of total elevation change, placing it firmly in the hard, technical category of trail running. Entry is capped at 400 runners, making it smaller than many mass mountain races. The route crosses emblematic peaks of Mallorca through the Serra de Tramuntana Natural Area, the largest protected natural space in the Balearic Islands. It is mostly trail, with about 75% on footpaths, 20% on tracks, and only 5% on asphalt. Seven aid stations are spread along the course. Local mountain clubs and the FBME organize the race, and runners must follow good-practice rules for protecting the area they are moving through.

Ciutat de Palma offers three non-competitive running distances in Palma de Mallorca: 10K, 5K, and a mile. This road-running event in the Balearic Islands provides options for both short-distance runners and those seeking a straightforward city run. The event listing does not provide street-by-street course details, but the format is defined: participants select between 10 kilometres, 5 kilometres, or 1609 metres. All three races are designated non-competitive, and the results section is marked as pending, not displaying current classifications.

Cursa des Siurell is a charity running event in Marratxí, Mallorca. The start and finish are on Carrer de la Casa del Poble, in front of the Church of Sant Marçal. The main options are 12 km and 5 km races, with a 5 km walk and free children’s races, catering to runners and families. Entry is through Elitechip, adult registration costs 7 €, and proceeds benefit ASPANOB. The route includes urban streets, interurban sections, and neighborhood paths around Marratxí. It is marked and controlled, but not fully closed to traffic, with local police and civil protection managing the course. The Ajuntament de Marratxí organizes the event, which runs under FAIB rules. Bibs are collected at the start area before the race, and animals are not permitted on the course.