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Chihuahua by UTMB 2027

07.10 – 09.10.2027Chihuahua (Mexico)Dates to be confirmed
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6 courses · 8.5–135 km5.3–83.9 mi · up to 6’700 m D+up to 21’982 ft D+

At a glance

Chihuahua by UTMB 2027 is expected from Thursday 7 to Saturday 9 October 2027 in Chihuahua (Mexico), date to be confirmed by the organiser. 6 courses from 8.5 to 135 km.

Longest course: Rarámuri 100M, 135 km with 6’700 m D+ (50 m per km: mountain terrain). It has 14 aid stations.

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6 courses

  1. 8.5km5.3mi

    200 m D+656 ft D+

    194 m D-636 ft D-

    avg 2%

    Norawa 8.5K

    3 aid stations

    No index
    GPX
  2. 20km12.4mi

    800 m D+2’625 ft D+

    662 m D-2’172 ft D-

    avg 4%

    Napurega 20K

    3 aid stations

    UTMB Index 20K1
    GPX
  3. 38km23.6mi

    1’600 m D+5’249 ft D+

    1’590 m D-5’217 ft D-

    avg 4%

    Komakali 38K

    9 aid stations

    UTMB Index 50K2
    GPX
  4. 59km36.7mi

    2’400 m D+7’874 ft D+

    2’662 m D-8’734 ft D-

    avg 4%

    Akáa 59K

    7 aid stations

    UTMB Index 50K2
    GPX
  5. 94km58.4mi

    4’600 m D+15’092 ft D+

    4’324 m D-14’186 ft D-

    avg 5%

    Weriga 100K

    11 aid stations

    UTMB Index 100K3
    GPX
  6. 135km83.9mi

    6’700 m D+21’982 ft D+

    4’746 m D-15’571 ft D-

    avg 5%

    Rarámuri 100M

    14 aid stations

    UTMB Index 100M4
    GPX

Course analysis

135 km83.9 mi6’700 m D+21’982 ft D+

202effort kmⓘ135 km on the map · feels like 202 km83.9 mi on the map · feels like 202 km
D+
6’700 m21’982 ft
D−
4’746 m15’571 ft
Max alt.
2’486 m8’156 ft
Steepest
23%

Segments

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Elevation profile: Rarámuri 100M

1’608 m – 2’486 m5’276 ft – 8’156 ft

Terrain

Aid station by aid station

Terrain, climb and cutoff between each aid station.

  1. Cerocahui → San Isidro km 0 → 8.2km 0 → 5.1

    8.2 km5.1 mi · +574 m1’883 ft · −85 m279 ft

  2. San Isidro → Gallego km 8.2 → 19.9km 5.1 → 12.4

    11.8 km7.3 mi · +664 m2’178 ft · −721 m2’365 ft

  3. Gallego → Urique km 19.9 → 34.3km 12.4 → 21.3

    14.3 km8.9 mi · +539 m1’768 ft · −602 m1’975 ft

  4. Urique → Naranjo km 34.3 → 44.9km 21.3 → 27.9

    10.6 km6.6 mi · +435 m1’427 ft · −239 m784 ft

  5. Naranjo → Las Cruces km 44.9 → 54.9km 27.9 → 34.1

    10.1 km6.3 mi · +242 m794 ft · −423 m1’388 ft

  6. Las Cruces → Churo km 54.9 → 72.7km 34.1 → 45.2

    17.8 km11.1 mi · +984 m3’228 ft · −918 m3’012 ft

  7. Churo → Guytaibo km 72.7 → 85.4km 45.2 → 53

    12.6 km7.9 mi · +454 m1’490 ft · −743 m2’438 ft

  8. Guytaibo → Crucero San Alonso km 85.4 → 93.5km 53 → 58.1

    8.2 km5.1 mi · +710 m2’329 ft · −279 m915 ft

Elevation figures are measured by Kliva on the course trace. Cutoffs are the organiser's.

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