TAST: depleted squares!
Tast
28 km / 2.000 m +
The Tast is a first contact with the territory of Cavalls del Vent. Ideal to perform without haste or test your performance in this terrain. We provide you with the necessary supplies, tracking chip, final meal, Exclusive welcome pack and passport that you must seal as you pass through each shelter to have the official certificate of Cavalls del Vent.
Briefing
Program
- Friday 25 June
18:00 – 21:00 Passport and Welcome Pack Delivery. - Saturday 26 June
7:00 – 8:00 Passport and Welcome Pack Delivery.
8:00 exit.
20:00 Arrival deadline.
Available time
We will leave the Lluís Estasen shelter at the 8:00 morning and we'll have 12 h to complete the tour. If you haven't collected your Passport to seal in each shelter the day before, come in enough time.
Provisioning
We will soon specify the number of supplies and the content of each.
Non-competitive event
This is a non-competitive march in which everyone carries their own rhythm. You'll be able to run, Of course, and stop, walk and contemplate the beauty that will surround you at every step. At the end, the former will have the same as the last: Smiles, Congratulations, a cold drink, a hot plate on the table...
Arrival food
At the end of the Tast you will have a meal at the Lluís Estasen shelter, whatever time it is you'll have a plate on the table, hot food and, if you feel like it, a well-deserved cold drink. We will soon finally complete the menu.
Tracking
You will have a chip that will allow you to time and immediately publish your time on the Internet.
Welcome Pack
With registration to the Tast you will receive a very complete Welcome Pack.
- Official SportHG technical t-shirt.
- BUFF® Tubular Official.
- Yogi Tea infusion box.
- Office map of the Alpine Publishing House.
- Other items yet to be completed.
Download Track
From here you can download the Tast track. Remember that the itinerary is PARCIALLY marked with directions at the key points to follow the itinerary and reinforced with ribbons at intermediate points. We recommend using GPS.
