Haro Wine Trail 2027

The race names give it away. At the Haro Wine Trail, the long race is the Reserva, the short one is the Crianza and the walk is the Tempranillo. The fourth edition is on Saturday 7 November 2026 in the heart of Rioja wine country. Every event starts in the village of Villalba de Rioja and finishes in the Plaza de la Paz in Haro. It’s organised by the Asociación Deportiva Toloño with the Haro and Villalba de Rioja councils and the Tryners Haro club, and it’s part of the La Rioja Mountain Races circuit.

Three distances

	Distance	Climb	Start (Villalba)	Entry by entry number
Reserva	26 km	+1,100 m	9:30	€30 / €33 / €35
Crianza	19 km	+550 m	10:30	€20 / €23 / €26
Tempranillo walk	14 km	+350 m	9:50	–

The race programme lists the Crianza as 18 km. The price rises in three steps as places fill, with 800 entries across all events. Entry includes insurance, aid stations, showers, lunch and a runner’s bag. The organisers say the start and finish details are provisional and will send a final dossier a week before.

A wine weekend, not just a race

The 2026 programme runs from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November. On race day:

• Bibs from 6:00 to 8:30 at Sala Mamel (the multi-purpose building), and also on Friday evening.
• Kids’ races in the Plaza de la Paz from 11:00 (€3, entries on the day allowed).
• Panceta tasting at 12:00, free for runners (€2 for everyone else), and prizes at 13:00.

Around the race, the agenda also includes a guided tapas tour of the Herradura, Haro’s bar district (3 pintxos and 3 wines, €15), with a historian and a winemaker. There’s also a Rioja wine tasting of 6 wines with cheese and cured meats (€15, proceeds to a long-COVID association), a free bike museum, an escape room, a brass band and a DJ. Check the programme for which day each takes place.

You’ll need to plan transport from Haro to the start in Villalba de Rioja on race morning. Check the final dossier for shuttle details.