TRAILCAT The Race is a 482.8 km non-stop point-to-point ultra running from the high-altitude capital of Andorra la Vella to the Mediterranean coast at Tarragona, Catalonia. The course gains 16,000m D+ and 17,000m D- across the Pyrenean massif and Catalan pre-coastal ranges, with a 152-hour time limit across 7 days (October 11-17, 2026). Part of the TORX Experience series, the 2026 edition is the fifth, and organisers have described it as the longest non-stop mountain race in Spain.
TRAILCAT The Race is non-staged and partially unmarked: runners navigate by GPS across multiple sections and must carry navigation technology throughout. Only three life bases exist across the full 482.8 km -- beyond these, aid station infrastructure is minimal. Sleep management, self-navigation, and multi-day weather exposure are as defining as physical fitness. The 2025 edition (a different 318km course) saw relentless rain for 72 continuous hours.
Entry is limited to 60 runners. The 2026 edition sold out during pre-registration. At 400 EUR (0.83 EUR/km), it is competitive in per-km terms for a race of this scope and duration. The previous edition saw an estimated 49 finishers from a field of 150. For runners seeking one of the most extreme point-to-point challenges in European ultra running, TRAILCAT sits in a category of its own.