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Volcano Marathon Pucon Edition: current race status

Pucón, ChileDate to be confirmed

The Volcano Marathon organizer currently advertises an Easter Island race on June 27, 2027. That announcement does not confirm a Pucón edition; no next Pucón marathon date is established here.

Updated and verified Oct 14, 2026

The race at a glance

Route and elevation

The Volcano Marathon organizer currently advertises an Easter Island race on June 27, 2027. That announcement does not confirm a Pucón edition; no next Pucón marathon date is established here.

  • The current programme names Easter Island rather than Pucón.
  • Its course starts at Anakena Beach and finishes in Hanga Roa.
  • Its June 25–29 travel package belongs to the island event.

Race guide

The current Volcano Marathon listing is for Easter Island

Pucón and Easter Island are different destinations with different travel requirements. A shared organizer or reused website address is not enough to treat one event’s date as the other’s. Check the exact edition name, location and distance in the booking before using any calendar listing to arrange transport.

The current site’s 42.195 km route and June 27 race day belong to the Easter Island edition. Its Anakena-to-Hanga Roa course, Rano Kau climb, hotel finish and island transfers should not be presented as Pucón logistics. If you want that announced event, use the separate Easter Island guide and the organizer’s current package information.

If your intention is specifically to race in Pucón, ask the organizer whether a new edition is planned and wait for a named announcement. An older result, archived event description or travel package can establish a past race without establishing another one. Keep flights and accommodation flexible until the destination and edition are confirmed.

Choose a confirmed alternative before calculating a final taper or purchasing an entry advertised by a third party. Compare terrain and access as well as distance: a coastal island marathon is not interchangeable with a mainland destination merely because both use the Volcano name. This page retains the Pucón identity so existing links remain useful, but its current purpose is to explain the unconfirmed status and prevent the island announcement being mistaken for a Pucón race.

For the announced island event, see the Easter Island edition guide. It separates the race day from the package dates and explains the coastal course and late climb. Compare that information with your intended destination before deciding whether it is an appropriate alternative to a Pucón race.

Last-known race profile

DetailPrevious edition
LocationPucón, Chile
Published distance profileMarathon
Surfacemixed

These details identify the race page; they do not establish the next edition's operations. The previous race date does not establish the next edition. Wait for the organizer’s announcement before committing to a race-day schedule.

Training plan and timing

The official date is not confirmed. Choose a plan that fits your current training and available time, then set the race date when the organiser confirms it.

Confirm the next race date with the organiser before choosing a training start date.

  1. StartDate pending
  2. Build20 weeks
  3. Taper3 weeks
  4. Race dayTo be confirmed

20-week plan option

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  • 24-week plan
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Need a printable plan? Download the Marathon training plan PDF.

Race-day strategy

  • Pace climbs by effort instead of chasing an even split.
  • Practise controlled climbing and descending before race week.
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Race-week logistics

Use the current organiser guide for schedules, transport, cutoffs, equipment, and other time-sensitive instructions.

Current details to confirm: start schedule, expo, bib pickup, transport, cutoffs, equipment rules, entry price.

Start logistics

Confirm the exact distance day, start time and venue in the current participant guide.

Confirm waves, check-in, transport and access after the organizer publishes current instructions.

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FAQs

Is the next full-distance race confirmed?

The Volcano Marathon organizer currently advertises an Easter Island race on June 27, 2027. That announcement does not confirm a Pucón edition; no next Pucón marathon date is established here.

Can I use the previous edition’s date for travel planning?

No. The next edition can move or be discontinued. Use an exact date announced by the organizer for this race and distance before booking non-refundable travel.

How should athletes train while the race date is pending?

Build repeatable general marathon training, then anchor the specific block after an exact date is published.

How many weeks until this race 2027?

The next exact race date is not confirmed in this guide. Check the linked organizer page before anchoring a countdown, taper or travel booking.

What changes preparation for this race?

The Volcano Marathon organizer currently advertises an Easter Island race on June 27, 2027. That announcement does not confirm a Pucón edition; no next Pucón marathon date is established here.

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