STA INES MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE RUN 2025

Unleash your competitive nature with The Pace Republic’s Sta. Ines Mountain Adventure Run 2025!

Barangay Sta. Ines in Tanay, Rizal will welcome fearless adventurers and dedicated athletes, all eager to face the challenge of Rizal’s highest peak, Mt. Irid. This epic route also includes Tukduang Banoi, the area's second-highest mountain, offering participants an even greater test of endurance. This event is a significant part of the Asia Trail Master 2025 calendar, offering you the chance to earn a point towards your Grandmaster Quest.

The event offers three thrilling race categories: 80km, 30km, and 10km, designed to challenge athletes of all levels.

10km: Ideal for beginners, this course leads participants to Kinabuan Falls, offering a taste of adventure without the steep climbs.

30km: Perfect for intermediate runners, this route covers the Sta. Ines Trilogy: Mt. Irid, Tukduang Banoi, and Parukpok, showcasing some of the region’s most iconic peaks and offering a rewarding challenge.

80km: For the seasoned and fearless, this ultra-distance category includes the entire Sta. Ines Trilogy, with additional trails extending through Sitio Nayon and the rugged paths of Barangays Tinucan and San Ysiro. This route promises an unforgettable journey for those looking to push their limits.

Join a spirited community of trail runners and adventurers as you navigate rugged terrains, take in breathtaking views, and achieve both personal and competitive milestones. Don’t miss this chance to challenge yourself, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and create memories that will last a lifetime at the Sta. Ines Mountain Adventure Run 2025. See you on the trails!

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Distance: 81 km+
Elevation Gain: 4500 m+

Entry requirement: Participants must have finished at least one 50 km trail race and must be 18 years old and above.

Gun Start: TBA, February 8 – Brgy. Sta. Ines

Intermediate Cut-offs: TBA

Finish line Cut-off Time: 28 hours

Route: to be posted soon

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Distance: 30 km+
Elevation Gain: 2300 m+

Gun Start: TBA, February 9 – Brgy. Sta. Ines

Intermediate Cut-off: TBA

Finish line Cut-off Time: 14 hours

Route: to be posted soon

 

Distance: 10 km+
Elevation Gain: 200 m+

Gun Start: TBA, February 9 – Brgy. Sta. Ines

Finish line Cut-off Time: 5 hours

Route: to be posted soon

 

Early bird: 4300 (October 30 to November 17, 2024)
Regular: Php 4700 (November 17 - January 15, 2025)
Late: Php 5300 (January 16 - 31, 2025)

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Early bird: 2700 (October 30 to November 17, 2024)
Regular: Php 3200 (November 17 - January 15, 2025)
Late: Php 3700 (January 16 - 31, 2025)

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Early bird: 1800 (October 30 to November 17, 2024)
Regular: Php 2200 (November 17 - January 15, 2025)
Late: Php 2600 (January 16 - 31, 2025)

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- Race bib
- Finisher Shirt
- Finisher Medal
- TPR-Sta. Ines Singlet (for 80k runners only)
- Post race meal
- Aid stations
- Environmental fee
- Raffle entry
- Discount coupon from partners/sponsors
- Timing chip

Registration link:

 

1. Runners must be in good health to participate in this race. NO heart problem or NO serious medical conditions. A duly-signed and duly-accomplished Medical Certificate not older than six months prior to the event date must be presented upon race kit claiming.
2. Runners are expected to respect the trail course, the community and his/her fellow runners. Unruly behavior during the race is discouraged.
3. The Race Organizer reserves the right to reject or disqualify any participant who is suspected to be under influence of alcohol or having taken banned substances.
4. Gunstart/Flag off will be strictly followed. Anyone who comes fifteen (15) minutes late will be tagged as DNS (Did Not Start).
5. IPods, MP3 players, earphones, airpods, and the likes are not recommended. Runners should be vigilant while in the race.
6. Runners found to have been dishonest are immediately disqualified by the Race Organizer. Any tampering of course marking or other actions that are deemed against a fair and sporting spirit is unacceptable and will result in disqualification.
7. All runners must complete the marked course on foot under your own power. Short cuts are not permitted. Runners must stay on the marked course at all times.
8. Race bibs must be worn in front and must be visible at all times. Non-compliance will merit a one-hour time penalty.
9. Check-in at each aid station (AS), water station (WS) and checkpoint (CP) is required. Make sure your bib is listed or your timing chip is scanned before leaving. Missed check-ins mean you have not completed the race course.
10. Cut-off times are imposed at some of the aid stations. You must arrive at the aid station no later than the cut-off time. Runners who do not make it within the cutoffs are not allowed to proceed and are to be declared as DNF.
11. Except for medical emergencies, withdrawal (DNF) from the race can only take place at designated bail-out points. You must clearly inform the race marshals of your intent, and your timing chip will be removed. Evacuation costs for runners who declare themselves as DNF at any point of the course will be for the said runner’s account/expense. Habal habal/motorcycles may be hired at negotiated rates.
12. All runners are required to carry the mandatory items at all times during the event. Random gear checks will be performed during the race. Any participant who is found with missing mandatory items will be penalized with a time penalty or disqualification. Additionally, podium finishers are subject to gear check when they reach the finish line.
13. Littering is not allowed! Runners are strongly advised to mind their trash at all times. Garbage bags will be available in each water station. Runners who will be caught throwing their trash along the course will be disqualified.
14. No outside support is allowed but you may purchase food and drinks from local shops and vendors.
15. Unregistered runners, pacers, mules and guides are not allowed.
16. The Race Organizer may change any of the rules and regulations necessary to ensure success of the race, without prior notice to the runners.
17. The Race Organizer does not offer refunds in the event of cancellation/postponement on circumstances beyond our control.
18. The decision of the Race Director is absolute