The race will start and finish at Plaza Navarra and will pass along Alcoraz, Cavia, Cabestany, Padre Huesca, Coso Bajo, Ramón y Cajal (out and back), Ronda Montearagón, San Juan Bosco, Joaquín Costa, Coso Alto, Miguel Servet and Calle del Parque before returning to the starting point. All these roads will be affected by traffic restrictions as participants pass through.
HUESCA TRAFFIC CLOSURE TIMES
Traffic closures will begin a few minutes before the runners pass through and will remain in place until the last participant has gone by. The restrictions will be intermittent and will depend on how the event unfolds, so no specific reopening time has been set for each street. Once the race is over, the entire route will return to normal traffic.
To ensure safety, Local Police officers, Civil Protection members and volunteers will be stationed along the route to regulate traffic and signpost the restrictions. Huesca Local Police advise drivers to avoid the affected streets on Sunday morning and use alternative routes to reduce possible congestion and delays.
