The Early Years
2004Established in 2004, the Patagonia International Marathon is now 22 years old. From its first edition in Torres del Paine, it has evolved into a race that reflects the character of its host region in Chile.
コースと標高
One of the world's most scenic marathons, the course circumnavigates the iconic towers and lakes of Torres del Paine National Park. Runners experience dramatic granite peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and windswept Patagonian steppe with multiple substantial climbs and descents throughout the route. The landscape is utterly unforgiving yet breathtakingly beautiful, with support stations set against world-class natural backdrops.
路面: ロード プロフィール: 山岳コース
天気
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気温 10°C
湿度 65%
降水確率 55%
Spring weather in Patagonia brings highly variable conditions with frequent wind gusts exceeding 50 km/h, occasional rain, and rare sunshine. Temperatures hover around 10°C with significant wind chill; layers and weather-resistant gear are essential.
関連ガイド
The Race
Torres del Paine
レースの伝説
The Hills That Break You
With 1240m of elevation gain, the Patagonia International 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 Patagonia International 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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エントリー開始 3月
エントリー締切 7月
参加費 USD 350-450
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豆知識
- ▸ Torres del Paine means 'Towers of Blue' in the local Tehuelche language, named for the striking granite peaks that dominate the landscape.
- ▸ The marathon takes place in the spring of the Southern Hemisphere, where Patagonian winds can exceed 100 km/h, making it one of the windiest marathons on Earth.
- ▸ Runners from over 40 countries annually compete in this remote race, accessed by a 5-hour drive from the nearest major city (Punta Arenas).
- ▸ The race includes support stations staffed by park rangers, and all proceeds support Torres del Paine National Park conservation efforts.
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