The Path of Agamemnon

The Path of Agamemnon

The trail narrows. Your will expands.

14K|750m+|3.5 hours
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Technicality
6.5/10

This course is rated as moderate in technical difficulty due to its varied terrain and moderate elevation gain. The primary challenge comes from the climbs concentrated in the first half and running on forest terrain.
The 14K course is suitable for runners with basic trail experience or road runners transitioning into trail running.
The Path of Agamemnon 14K offers a compact yet rewarding trail running experience, combining a manageable distance with meaningful elevation gain.
The race will start at 08.30 on 22nd of November from Balçova Therapy Forest enterance.

CHECKPOINTDISTANCE (INTER)DISTANCEELEVATION GAIN (INTER)ELEVATION GAINELEVATION LOSS (INTER)ELEVATION LOSSMIN TIMETIME LIMIT
START0 km0 km0 m0 m0 m0 m008:45
CP16 km6 km610610 m192 m192 m210:30
FINISH8,5 km14,5 km110 m720 m523 m715 m1:3012:00

Mandatory Equipment

  • Bib number placed visibly on the front of the body
  • Timing chip (provided by the organization)
  • Water bottle, flask, or hydration bladder with a minimum capacity of 500 ml(plastic disposable bottles are not allowed)
  • Mobile phone (emergency numbers must be saved, and the phone must be reachable before, during, and after the race)
  • Whistle
  • Elastic bandage
  • Identification (ID)

Suggested Equipment

  • Sunglasses
  • GPS watch
  • Poles
  • Suitable trail running shoes

Course Details

The race starts at the entrance of Balçova Therapy Forest. Most of the course’s 750 meters of elevation gain is concentrated in the first half of the race. This section requires controlled pacing and efficient breathing as runners tackle the main climbs early on.
In the second half, the course becomes more flowing with significantly reduced elevation gain. The route allows for a faster run toward the finish, rewarding those who managed their effort well during the climbs.
The 14K course is ideal for runners new to trail racing, those seeking a shorter distance with elevation challenge, or athletes preparing for longer trail events.
Nearly half of this fast-flowing course consists of singletrack trails.
Terrain distribution:

  • 70% forest roads
  • 30% forest singletrack

Dirt roads, forest ground, and leaf-covered sections define the natural character of the course. From start to finish, the route remains deep within dense forest terrain. No asphalt
THE RULES AND CONDITIONS STATED IN THE GENERAL RACE REGULATIONS ARE VALID.
ALL PARTICIPANTS ARE DEEMED TO HAVE READ, UNDERSTOOD, AND ACCEPTED THESE RULES.

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