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Vuelta de Iguality ’26 Registration Now Open: Free Charity Run and Cycle Event
Published on April 22, 2026
Registration is now open for the Vuelta de Iguality '26, offering free entry to runners and cyclists of all levels while supporting mental health care across Catalonia. With a new accessible location near Barcelona, optional accommodation, and official merchandise available, this year's event promises to be more community-focused than ever.
Written by Vincent Simon van Grondelle
We're excited to announce that registrations are now open for the Vuelta de Iguality '26! This year's event offers something for everyone, whether you prefer to run 6 or 10 kilometres, or cycle 50, 100 or 150 kilometres. Best of all, registration is completely free, making it accessible to all members of our community. We've listened to your feedback from previous years and have made several important improvements to enhance your experience. And as always, we will also collectively raise donations for our work.
The event will now start from a new location - Hostalric - that's conveniently situated close to the train station, just one hour from Barcelona. This means easier access for participants travelling from the city and surrounding areas. The new starting point is also surrounded by local bars and restaurants, so you can enjoy a meal or drink with fellow participants before or after the event, creating a more social and welcoming atmosphere.
To make your Vuelta de Iguality experience even more memorable, we're offering optional extras that you can add to your registration. If you'd like to make a weekend of it, you can book accommodation in the beautiful town of Hostalric, where you'll have the chance to connect with other participants and fully immerse yourself in the community spirit of the event. We're also offering great wear again this year, including a specially designed jersey for cyclists and a run t-shirt for runners, so you can show your support for Iguality's mission while taking part.
Whether you're an experienced athlete or just looking for a fun way to support a good cause, the Vuelta de Iguality '26 welcomes you. Register today and be part of an event that brings our community together while making a real difference in people's lives.
Click here for the official website and registration.
More about the author: Vincent Simon van Grondelle
Vincent is coordinator of Iguality and has founded the organisation in 2022. His focus has always been on combating structural inequities and bringing communities together to make a positive social impact in society.
About the author
Vincent Simon van Grondelle
Vincent is coordinator of Iguality and has founded the organisation in 2022. His focus has always been on combating structural inequities and bringing communities together to make a positive social impact in society.
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