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Blue camp tents on the lakeshore, with the mountains in the background

2026 Edition

Camps

Two nights by the lake. Everything that happens between one finish line and the next start.

Camp life

A day at camp

From the moment you cross the stage finish line until you start again.

Three runners sitting on the grass sharing mate at the camp
On arrival

Welcome

Water, isotonic drink, fruit and a sandwich are waiting for you. You get a colored wristband that sets your dinner shift and works at both camps.

Before going to your tent

Bag and water

You pick up your runner's bag, a 1.5 l bottle of water for the day and a garbage bag to leave the tent clean.

Until 4:30 p.m.

Lunch

From your arrival until 4:30 p.m., or until 30 minutes after the last runner arrives.

16:30 — 18:00

Afternoon snack

With hot water for mate.

In the afternoon

Results and video of the day

At the results tent you pick up the ticket with your starting order for the next stage. Then the day's highlight video is shown.

19:30 — 21:45

Dinner

Three 45-minute shifts according to your wristband: blue 19:30, green 20:15, orange 9:00 p.m. Your shift depends on your finishing order in Stage 1.

22:00

Quiet time

Rest time begins. Conversations inside the tents can be heard: respect for everyone is essential.

6:00

Breakfast

Bring your own thermal mug for coffee, tea or mate.

Before the start

Bag and start

You leave your tent clean and hand in your bag at the organization's trucks. The start is in ranking order: you need your ticket to enter the start area.

Lounge chairs facing the lake next to the El Cruce sign

Relax

Legs in the lake

Areas to cool off and recover after the stage: the lake, mate, chatting with other runners and the day’s photos on screen, in some of the most hidden corners of Patagonia.

Meals

Designed for the effort

Two lunches, two dinners, two breakfasts and two afternoon snacks, included in your registration.

A cook serves a plate to a runner at the camp

Lunches and dinners

Argentine beef barbecue (flank and tail cuts), chicken, pasta, rice with vegetables, lentils, salads, bread and fruit. Water, soda or beer.

Breakfasts

Hot drinks and water for mate, bread, butter, jam, dulce de leche, quince paste and fruit.

Afternoon snacks

Hot drinks, water for mate and sponsor products.

One drink per mealIncluded with lunches and dinners.
Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-freeOptions are available. The organization contacts runners with celiac disease; even so, it's best to plan for your own requirements.
Thermal mugBring your own for breakfasts and afternoon snacks.

Tents

Your place at the camp

A runner arranges her things next to her blue tent
  • Tent numberYou receive it on check-in day. It's not the same as your bib number: keep it handy when you arrive.
  • For two peopleThe tents are doubles.
  • Single tent ExtraRented when you fill in the form, where you can also add an inflatable mattress and other items.
  • Tents together for your groupCreate a code with two letters and two numbers (for example AB12) and have each member enter it in their form.

Services

To recover better

A group of runners stretching at the camp, with the tents behind them
  • GPS or phone chargingOne hour per runner. Bring a charger and adapter labeled with your number.
  • Massages ExtraAt both camps. Book them in the form or at check-in at Cerro Catedral.
  • Recovery boots20-minute sessions. Book them in the form or, if there's room, at the camp.

Withdrawals

If you decide not to continue

Tell the Information tent before 9 p.m. to be taken to Cerro Catedral. Your bag arrives at 9 p.m. that same day.

From the transfer onward, hotel, food and hospital costs outside the camp are on you. The organization does not have a vehicle for immediate transfers.

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