The Pyrenees Stage Run is made up of seven stages, two of which cross the Principality of Andorra, entering through the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley and leaving through Comapedrosa Park. Teams of 2 or 3 people compete against one another in the trail in three different categories: women, men and mixed teams.

The race covers a total of 240 km, with 15,000 m of uphill climbs and mainly follows the GR11 route, a renowned route through the Pyrenees which passes through five natural parks, among which include the aforementioned Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and that of Comapedrosa.

The Pyrenees Stage Run is inspired on the tradition of international races such as the Marathon des Sables, the Transalpine-Run and the Everest Trail Race.

Dates: from 30th August to 5th September 2020. Departure from Ribes de Freser (Ripollès, Girona) and arrival at Salardú (Naut Aran, Lleida); with three stages going through Andorra: Puigcerdà-Encamp (01/09); Encamp-Arinsal (02/09) and Arinsal-Tavascan (03/09).