01-07 / SEPTEMBER / 2019
The Pyrenees Stage Run is something very special that you don't want to miss, have a look to our gallery, videos and the testimonials... You won't regret coming to the PSR... Are you ready for a lifetime experience?
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What the runners think…
“Thank you for a wonderful and unforgettable week in the Pyrenees. You manage to capture the essential nature of trail-running: it’s a journey, not a race. You’re both professional and familiar, a rare combination indeed”
Barry van Oven“Assimilating an intense and emotive week running the PSR… We have not enough words, believe us! Tears, hugs, laughs,… at the end it’s what quantifies a result. Long life the PSR!”
Michael Maisch“What a week, what an adventure. Pyrenees Stage Run, I had the best time ever. Running in the most beautiful landscapes, laughing, meeting new friends, suffering, discovering places,…”
Johan Hollants“We made it! I couldn’t be more happy about this adventure. I’ve learned so much about myself, about running, and how it feels to just keep moving. Wow, I’m so curious about what’s next!”
Erika Borgström“The received attentions surpass the imagined, details like waiting for the last ones and receive them like they were the first, speak by itself of the purpose imposed by the organization to make the runners happy”
Sergio Moya“The best organization that you can find in a race like that.
Thank you so much for making us feel like a big family, without forgetting any detail!”
Albert MuñozStages
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Discover the 7 stages
7 Stages
Because a stage race goes further than a one-day race. And because to get to know the Pyrenees and discover all its beauties we need at least 7 days!
Teams (2-3 runners)
Because sharing it with someone is the essence of life, but also for safety. But above all, because the experience in teams goes beyond competing alone.
Marking
The route will be followed with GPS + marking with ribbons and the classical marks of the GR11 which follow most of the route.
GR11
The great and classic route across the Pyrenees! We will follow the GR11 from Ribes de Freser to Salardu, with just some modifications in order to discover hidden places of the Pyrenees.
5 Natural Parks
Not many races can say that its route crosses 5 Natural Parks: Capçaleres del Ter i del Freser, Vall del Madriu-Perafita-Claror, Valls del Comapedrosa, Alt Pirineu i Aigüestortes-Estany de Sant Maurici.
Accommodation and Local Dinner
Different registration options: BASIC for you to manage the accomodation and PREMIUM with hotel included. Every day we will dinner all together with the awards ceremony of the stage and an audiovisual summary of the day, in order to make the experience go beyond running through the Pyrenees.
News
The Pyrenees Stage Run opens registrations for its 4th edition with the great opinion of its former participants
"Thanks for a wonderful and unforgettable week in the Pyrenees. You manage to capture the essential nature of trailrunning: it's a journey, not a race", these were Barry’s words, a Dutchman who ran the 3rd edition of the Pyrenees Stage Run with Jeremy as a teammate,...
The emotion invades Salardú in the last stage and final party of the PSR2018
The 3rd edition of the Pyrenees Stage Run put an end last Saturday in the small town of Salardú, in the Vall d'Aran. The runners crossed the Aigüestortes and Estany de Sant Maurici National Park through the Cabanes Valley, Coll de Basiero, Coll del Llac Glaçat and...
Daydream in the penultimate of the Pyrenees Stage Run, one step away from the final goal
Today, the sixth stage of the Pyrenees Stage Run has been played along a completely new route in relation to other editions. The stage has ended in Esterri d'Àneu instead of Espot in the previous years and the corridors have passed through Tavascan ski resort,...
Rain appears at the fifth stage of the PSR
The fifth stage of the Pyrenees Stage Run took place this Thursday between Arinsal and Tavascan with a 40km and 2600m positive gradient course, under a constant rainy day. The route starts at the foot of the Comapedrosa Valls Comunal Natural Park to the roof of the...
PSR2018 Halfway point
After the longest stage disputed yesterday, the Pyrenees Stage Run continued with the most intense stage, 20km and 1900m of positive unevenness all within Andorran territory, leaving Encamp and finishing in Arinsal. Although early in the morning it rained, when the...
The PSR enters Andorra after the queen stage
Queen stage in the Pyrenees Stage Run, the day of Tuesday 4 September had a route of 47km that led the runners of Puigcerdà in Encamp (Andorra), after 2500m of positive height gain. The longest stage of the PSR has begun leaving the Cerdanya plain behind until...
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