Tenerife Bluetrail course maps and aid stations

You start on Los Cristianos beach at 11 PM on Friday and climb through the night to Vilaflor and the Parador. From there it's 1,433 m of climbing in 10 km to La Rambleta at 3,532 m, then a long drop to Portillo Alto and down through pine and laurel forest to the coast path into Puerto de la Cruz. Poles of any kind are banned in the Roques de García area after the Parador, and inside the national park only rubber tips are allowed. They're checked at bib pickup.

Your drop bag waits at the Parador. Crews can meet you at Vilaflor, Portillo Alto and Tigaiga. The organizer hasn't published a 2027 line for the 110K yet, so the map shows the 2025 course; the cutoffs are the ones on its race page now.

The 82K replaces the 73K and adds about 10 km to it. It starts by the church of San Pedro in Vilaflor, drops to the Charca de Trevejos and loops back to Vilaflor before heading into the national park by the Camino Real de Chasna and the Paisaje Lunar. The Filo trail keeps you above 2,100 m, looking across Las Cañadas to Teide, and then it's a long descent through the pines to the coast.

The stretch from Madre del Agua to El Filo is 17.7 km, and El Filo has drinks only. Crews can only meet you at Tigaiga. The map shows the 2027 course.

The 68K is new in 2027. It starts at 8 AM on Friday in the Plaza del Adelantado in La Esperanza and follows the GR 131 through Las Raíces, Las Lagunetas and El Gaitero, then by Lomo de La Resbala and the pine forest of La Orotava to La Caldera and Picachos. From there it joins the other long courses for the long descent to Base del Asomadero and the run to the coast.

Crews can meet you at La Caldera and Tigaiga. The top three finishers get direct entry to HOKA UTMB Mont-Blanc 2027. The map shows the 2027 course.

The 47K starts at the Pinolere Ethnographic Park above La Orotava, in waves seeded by UTMB Index. It climbs through pine and heather to Picachos, then drops to Base del Asomadero. The Asomadero climb comes next, more than 600 m up in just over 2 km. The longer races climb it too, and the 24K goes over it.

There's no outside help on this course. The 47K Relay runs the same course with two runners, who hand over at the Chanajiga recreation area after 22.5 km. The line on the map and the aid station cutoffs are 2025's, still what the organizer publishes. With the 2027 limit of 11 hours 30 minutes, the finish closes at 8 PM.

The 24K starts at 5:30 PM in Palo Blanco, Los Realejos, and night falls about two hours in. It goes over the Asomadero and along the Rambla de Castro, a coastal path, to Puerto de la Cruz. Starts are in waves by UTMB Index, and there's no outside help on the course. As with the 47K, the map has the 2025 course.

The Vertical runs on Thursday night, on a new course for 2027. It starts on Playa del Socorro in Los Realejos, follows part of Route 040 and the steep Madre Juana trail, and finishes at the Mirador de La Corona after 850 m of climbing. There are no aid stations on the way, and no outside help is allowed.