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Pilgrim's hundred
100 km
The last 100 km to Santiago.
Run 100 km. What a walker needs for the certificate.
- It stands on
- Leap to Australia
What it takes
Before you go.
- Recommended first
- Leap to Australia
- Weekly distance
- About 80 km of running a week on average over 6 weeks
- Long weekends
- About 7 hours of running over two days in a row, 4 times in the last 12 weeks
- Longest run
- At least 4½ hours, at least once in the last 12 weeks
- Taper
- Two easier weeks before the event week
The story
The Pilgrim's Office in Santiago gives the Compostela certificate to anyone who walks the last 100 km to the cathedral. Riders need the last 200 km. Source: Pilgrim's Office, Santiago.
The ladder
- 5 km/
- Forager's day/
- First flight/
- Mawson's last miles/
- 10 km/
- Gold march/
- Hunter's day/
- Nut grove/
- Twelve-miler/
- Wallace's Line/
- Wildebeest's day/
- Half Marathon/
- Toutle avalanche/
- Roland's pass/
- Olympus Mons/
- Dawes's ride/
- Laki fissure/
- Royal Road/
- Legion's march/
- Persistence hunt/
- Norwegian thirty/
- Chalk Gate/
- Racing the horses/
- Rim to rim/
- Barclay's walk/
- Long fall/
- Nijmegen day/
- South Georgia/
- Marathon/
- Fox's crossing/
- Thirty-miler/
- 50 km/
- Mauna Loa 1859/
- Kailash kora/
- Chilkoot/
- Leap to Australia/
- Pilgrim's hundred