Recorrido y desnivel

The Cusco Half Marathon features a challenging course through the historic Inca capital at high altitude (3,400m/11,150ft), starting near the Plaza de Armas and ascending through colonial streets and neighborhoods with significant elevation changes. Runners experience authentic Andean scenery with views of surrounding mountains, passing through local communities and historic sites before descending back toward the city center. The course tests cardiovascular fitness due to altitude rather than pure distance.

Superficie: road Perfil: Con colinas

🌤️ Clima

Temperatura 13°C

Humedad 45%

Probabilidad de lluvia 25%

August is Cusco's dry season with cool mornings and mild afternoons. Expect crisp mountain air, low humidity, and minimal rainfall, though temperatures drop significantly at this altitude. UV exposure is high due to thin atmosphere and proximity to equator.

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Apertura de inscripción mayo

Cierre de inscripción julio

Precio de inscripción S/. 150-250

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🎯 Curiosidades

▸ The race takes place at 3,400 meters elevation, making it one of South America's highest half-marathons and testing even experienced runners' acclimatization
▸ Cusco was the capital of the Inca Empire, and runners pass through neighborhoods built directly on ancient Inca stone foundations
▸ August is the dry season with clear mountain views and optimal running conditions, though the thin air requires significant altitude preparation
▸ The race supports local Cusco charities and includes cultural performances from Quechua communities along the route

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