What is the format of the marathon?

The event is part of a road marathon series characterized by park-loop styles rather than standard point-to-point road races. This specific leg in Santa Cruz utilizes a multi-loop format held on paved trails and park roads within Parque Urbano.

How much is the registration fee?

• →Early-bird registration: 60 USD (available from February 7 to May 6, 2026)

What is the race schedule and timing?

• →Start time: Sunrise (which can be as early as 6 hours before the official date depending on local conditions)
• →Cut-off time: 9 hours after the start time

What is included with registration?

• →Finisher medal
• →Official race time
• →Inclusion in the official finisher list

What are the requirements for nutrition and hydration?

The event is a self-supporting race. This means participants are responsible for carrying their own nutrition and hydration throughout the course.

Are there any specific equipment requirements?

• →Participants must carry a GPS-enabled watch or device.
• →The device must have a battery life of at least 9 hours to ensure accurate tracking and timing.

What are the safety and medical policies?

This is an ultra-low-cost, self-organized project with minimal logistics. There are no organized medical services or insurance provided. Participation is entirely at the runner's own risk.

What are the rules regarding race participation and entry?

• →Each marathon is capped at 20 runners for the early-bird tier.
• →Registration is handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
• →There are no refunds provided.
• →Participants must attend the mandatory briefing and bib pickup at the Maywa Santa Cruz Bolivia hotel at 17:00 the evening before the race; failure to attend may result in being denied entry.

What are the legal and permit considerations?

The courses are designed to avoid public roads and may be held without official permits. Organizers cannot guarantee the legal status of the routes, and runners must be aware that logistics and permits are self-managed.