UTACCH Quya Ultra Trail 100 Mile
A high-elevation 100-mile crossing of the Sierras Grandes climbs Cerro Champaqui and remote ridges, with 42 hours and limited outside support.
Quick facts
- One hundred miles with roughly 8,233 meters of climbing.
- High-country route reaches Cerro Champaqui in the Sierras Grandes.
- Forty-two-hour limit with fourteen aid points across the course.
- Semi-self-supported rules require mountain gear and a self-evacuation plan.
About the UTACCH Quya Ultra Trail 100 Mile
The Quya Ultra Trail is UTACCH's longest race and returns as a 100-mile individual or two-person competition. It starts in Villa Yacanto and commits runners to a long semi-self-supported crossing of the Sierras Grandes.
Course
The route climbs Cerro Champaqui, the highest summit in Cordoba, and crosses rugged high-country terrain with roughly 8,233 meters of ascent. Fourteen aid points break up the 100 miles, but runners remain responsible for required gear and self-evacuation rules.
Race-day weather
Spring conditions in the Sierras Grandes can change quickly with altitude. Cold wind, strong sun, rain, and large temperature swings are all possible across a race that continues through the night.
Past UTACCH Quya Ultra Trail 100 Mile dates and results
| Year | Date | Status | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Saturday, October 10, 2026 | Upcoming | — |
UTACCH Quya Ultra Trail 100 Mile FAQ
When is the UTACCH Quya Ultra Trail 100 Mile?
The 2026 UTACCH Quya Ultra Trail 100 Mile is on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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