The Transvulcania Ultramarathon, happening this weekend to celebrate its 15th anniversary, draws thousands to La Palma in the Canary Islands. Runners tackle a 73-kilometer course that ascends to nearly 2,420 meters and includes 4,350 meters of climbing, yet is noted for its runability and lower technical challenges compared to other ultras. Participants include past high-ranking athletes competing for the coveted title, amidst unpredictable weather conditions typical of the region, such as heat and humidity. Coverage of this remarkable event resumes after pandemic and volcanic disruptions.
The Transvulcania Ultramarathon on La Palma marks its 15th anniversary this year, featuring a challenging 73-kilometer course with significant elevation changes and immersive natural scenery.
The course, known for its general runability and lesser technicality compared to other European mountain ultras, offers a unique challenge with 4,350 meters of climbing.
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