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Race directory · Argentina

Marathons in Argentina

31 upcoming races are listed in Argentina, including 6 marathons, 6 half marathons and 29 ultras. The next is Xtreme Race - 96K on November 21, 2026.

November has the most races. Race pages link the official source where we have one. Confirm dates and prices with the organizer before you register.

31

Races listed

6

Marathons

November

Busiest month

25 May

Last updated

Date Race City Distances
10 Apr 2027 10Apr 27 16° Patagonia Run 70km - 72km 70K - 70K · 72K
17 Apr 2027 17Apr 27 3 Backyard Ultra Club Kona - 35h Ultra - Ultra · 35h
27 Apr 2027 27Apr 27 Travesia de los Cerros 60K - 60K · 42.2K · 21.1K
3 May 2027 03May 27 Mendoza Marathon 42.2K - 42.2K · 21.1K · 10K
20 Nov 2027 20Nov 27 14. Xtreme Race 100km - 100km 100K - 100K
21 Nov 2027 21Nov 27 14. Xtreme Race 64km - 64km 64K - 64K
28 Nov 2027 28Nov 27 12° Bariloche Running Ultra Trail (BRUT) 60 Km - 50km 60K - 60K · 50K
Showing 25–31 of 31 races

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Common questions

When is the next race in Argentina?

Xtreme Race - 96K on November 21, 2026. The table above lists every upcoming race in date order.

Which months are busiest in Argentina?

November (13), April (6), February (5), counting every upcoming race listed in Argentina.

Which distances can I run in Argentina?

The listed races include 6 marathons, 6 half marathons, 29 ultras, 4 10Ks and 1 5K. Many events offer more than one distance on the same day.

How do I confirm a race’s details?

Open the race page and check its provenance ledger, which shows where each fact came from. Then confirm the date, price and entry rules with the organizer before you register or book travel.

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Dates and prices move · tell us and we check the organizer’s source