The Early Years
2003Established in 2003, the Inca Trail Marathon is now 23 years old. From its first edition in Cusco, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in Peru.
コースと標高
This ultra-challenging marathon follows segments of the legendary Inca Trail, starting in the Sacred Valley near Ollantaytambo and finishing in Cusco. Runners traverse ancient stone pathways, cloud forest, and high-altitude terrain while experiencing some of the most iconic Incan archaeological sites. The course combines historical immersion with extreme altitude demands, reaching nearly 4,000 meters above sea level.
路面: mixed プロフィール: 山岳コース
天気
気温 12°C
湿度 65%
降水確率 25%
August is the dry season in the Andes with cool temperatures and clear skies, though altitude-related cold is significant. Low humidity and minimal rainfall create ideal conditions for trekking marathons, but runners must acclimatize to extreme elevation.
The Race
Cusco
レースの伝説
The Course Record
2019The fastest time ever recorded at the Inca Trail Marathon is 03:28:12, set by Juan Molleda in 2019. Every year, new contenders line up hoping to challenge that mark on the streets of Cusco.
The Hills That Break You
With 1850m of elevation gain, the Inca Trail Marathon is not a course for the faint-hearted. The climbs are where races are won and lost — where the gap between training and undertrained reveals itself without mercy. Locals say the course doesn't beat you; it just waits for you to beat yourself.
Only the Committed Finish
The Inca Trail Marathon carries an "extreme" difficulty rating for good reason. The combination of terrain, conditions, and distance creates an event where finishing is a genuine achievement. Drop-out rates are high, preparation requirements are serious, and the line between adventure and misadventure is thin.
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03:28:12
Juan Molleda (2019)
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エントリー開始 3月
エントリー締切 6月
参加費 S/ 850-1,200
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豆知識
- ▸ The race reaches elevations of nearly 4,000 meters, making it one of the world's highest marathons and requiring mandatory altitude acclimatization.
- ▸ Runners follow ancient Incan stone pathways that are over 500 years old, passing through archaeological sites like Phuyupatamarca and Intipata.
- ▸ The 18% DNF rate reflects the extreme altitude and terrain challenges; many participants walk significant portions of the course.
- ▸ August's dry season offers the clearest views of Machu Picchu-adjacent peaks, but temperatures can drop below freezing at higher elevations during the race.
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