Camí de Cavalls 360º Trail Running

1 January 2025 - 31 December 2025
Menorca, spain
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trail race
185 KM
365 days
100 Runners
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    1 eur

Camí de Cavalls 360º is the tour around Menorca in stages through the GR 223 footpath, an ancient path of 185 km long which surrounds accurately the Menorcan coast. It is done in self-guided format and three possible ways: Hiking, Trail Running and MTB.

The island of Menorca, declared Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, is one of the last paradises left in the Mediterranean. Its diversity of landscapes makes it an excellent place for practicing nature sports.

You can choose the level that best suits you, regarding the number of stages required to complete the tour around Menorca and you can do it when it suits you best. We are open throught the year!

The route 360 º Trail Running provides an exciting track that is both physically and technically demanding, with short but intense uphill and downhill sections. The rugged terrain of the coastline of Menorca makes the track very attractive and in parts quite challenging.

Fun is guaranteed!

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