Llíria Trail 2026

Llíria, in the Camp de Túria about 25 km north-west of Valencia, runs its trail race from the heart of town. The 7th Trail de Llíria – Sandra Vidrier starts at 9:00 on Sunday 22 November 2026 in the Plaça Major, where it also finishes. It’s organised by the Grup d’Esplai Atletisme Edeta (C.A. Edeta) with Llíria town council and the Camp de Túria district association. Both races are expected to start together.

Two circular routes

	Distance	Climb	Limit	Entry (from 1 September)
Trail Reina	20 km	+1,000 m	4 h 30 min (finish 13:30)	€25
Curt Trail	11.3 km	+535 m	2 h 40 min (finish 11:40)	€18

The Trail Reina is registered for the UTMB Index. The two routes split at km 6.6. Long-race runners who haven’t reached that point within 1 h 20 min must either drop out or switch to the short route. New tracks will be posted on the club’s social media and on Multiesport.

Aid stations (food and drink): Trail Reina at km 5.4, 11.4 and 16.3 plus the finish, and Curt Trail at km 5.4 plus the finish. It’s an eco-friendly race with no cups, so carry your own and keep any rubbish until the next aid station. Roads aren’t closed, and dogs aren’t allowed on course.

Who can enter

• Runners must be 16 (with parental permission). 14- and 15-year-olds can enter if they hold a federation licence.
• Places are capped at 300 per race. Entries close on Thursday 19 November at 23:59, online at Multiesport or in person at the Edeta Running shop (C/ Pla de l’Arc 44).
• New for 2026 is a “Barra direccional” category for runners with a recognised disability of 33% or more. Guides run free.
• There are no refunds, but you can transfer your entry before registration closes. Shirt sizes are guaranteed for entries before 13 November.

Race day

• Bibs: race morning only, 7:30–8:45, at the finish area.
• Cloakroom at the finish, 8:00–8:50 and 11:00–13:00. Showers at the Pla de l’Arc sports centre and the Pavelló Vell. Signposted parking within 500 m of the start.
• Prizes at 11:30 (short) and 12:00 (long): trophies for the top three in each category, the first local man and woman, and a ham for the biggest club, as long as it has more than 12 entries across both races.