Question 1

What is the terrain like for the Alameda Trail?

Accepted Answer

The course features a mix of technical single track and wide dirt paths. Expect clay-heavy soil which can become very sticky if it rains shortly before the event.

Question 2

Where is the packet pickup located?

Accepted Answer

Bib collection typically takes place at the Polideportivo Municipal de Torres de la Alameda on the Friday afternoon and Saturday morning before the race.

Question 3

Is mandatory gear required?

Accepted Answer

While it varies by distance, the marathon and longer trails usually require a thermal blanket, a whistle, and at least 1 litre of water capacity.

Question 4

Are there hydration stations on the course?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but keeping with environmental trail ethics, the race is 'semi-self-sufficient'. You must carry your own reusable cup as none are provided at the stations.

Question 5

How do I get to Torres de la Alameda from Madrid?

Accepted Answer

The easiest way is by car via the M-300. Alternatively, take the Cercanias train to Alcala de Henares and then a local bus (Line 231 or 232) to Torres.

Question 6

Is the course hilly?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is a trail race. Expect significant elevation gain with short, steep climbs through the local hills and plateaus of the Alcarria region.

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