The Great Cordillera 100
November 13, 2026 — Benguet, Cordillera, Philippines
Section 1
Participants must be at least:
All participants must be in good physical condition and capable of completing the race distance. The organizer reserves the right to require a medical certificate for verification as required by the LGU.
While no official qualifying races are mandatory, participants must possess adequate trail experience and maintain a high level of preparation.
Self-Reliance
Due to the remoteness of the trail, professional help may take longer than usual to reach you.
Personal Responsibility
Your health and safety are your own priority. Do not hesitate to pull out if you cannot continue safely.
Course Hazards
Expect steep climbs, rugged surfaces, and potential exposure to severe weather.
All runners must carry the complete mandatory gear list at all times during the race. Random gear checks will be conducted.
Entry is only confirmed upon:
Participants must acknowledge and accept all cut-off times and race rules prior to joining. Intermediate cut-off times to be announced.
The Organizer reserves the right to decline any application from individuals who fail to meet established safety, health, or behavioral standards.
Section 2
Runners must follow the official race route at all times. Shortcuts are strictly prohibited.
Runners must wear their race bib visibly at the front at all times to allow checkpoint marshals to clearly identify and record their bib number upon passage.
All runners must check in and out of every checkpoint.
Strictly no littering. Carry your own trash until the next aid station.
Participants must respect local residents, culture, and property along the course.
Crew support is allowed only at designated aid stations (to be announced). Pacers must be registered runners from start to finish.
Runners must follow instructions from race officials, marshals, and medical teams. Medical personnel have authority to remove a runner if continuing poses a safety risk.
The race will proceed regardless of weather unless conditions are deemed unsafe by the race director and the LGU.
Participants who decide to withdraw must report to the nearest checkpoint immediately.
Section 3
The following violations may result in time penalties at the discretion of race officials.
30 min
First offense littering
15–30 min
Missing mandatory gear (minor)
30 min
Unauthorized assistance
15 min
Failure to follow checkpoint procedures
Modify the course, cut-off times, or rules for safety reasons
Cancel or suspend the race due to extreme conditions
Make final decisions on all disputes and rule interpretations
Section 4
The following actions will result in immediate disqualification.
Disqualified runners will not be eligible for refunds, awards, or official results.
Section 5
All support crews must comply with the rules and directives of The Great Cordillera 100 as outlined in the Participant Guide, RiCON website, official Rules & Guidelines, and all race communications.
Crews must keep noise levels to a minimum, especially at aid stations in remote villages. Violations may result in disqualification of their runner.
Crew access is allowed only at designated aid stations as specified in the TGC100 Participant Guide.
Smoking is strictly prohibited at all aid stations and along the TGC100 course.
Each runner is limited to one (1) crew vehicle at aid stations.
Crews must drive safely and adhere to all speed limits. Many aid stations are accessed via narrow, winding, and hazardous roads.
Bicycles & e-mountain bikes may be used to access crew-designated aid stations but are strictly prohibited for pacing or use on any part of the race course.
Vehicles must not block traffic, trail access, aid stations, or other parked vehicles. Improperly parked vehicles may be towed at the owner's expense.
Crews must follow all instructions from aid station personnel, including designated meeting areas and restricted zones.
Crews must remain within a 50m radius of the aid station while supporting their runner, unless otherwise instructed.
All support crews must register at the race village prior to deployment and secure official crew wristbands.
Littering is strictly prohibited at aid stations, along the course, and at the finish line. All trash must be carried back to Baguio.
Crews are encouraged to extend support and courtesy to runners without crews.
Section 6
The Organizers reserve the right to shorten or cancel the event at any time if circumstances arise that threaten the safety of participants or volunteers.
Adverse Weather: Severe or dangerous meteorological conditions.
Environmental Hazards: Landslides, rockfalls, or wildfires affecting the course.
Access Issues: Protests, blockages, or trail/road closures.
Force Majeure: Any incident beyond the control of the Organizers including acts of God, war, civil unrest, disease outbreaks, or threats of terrorism.
In the event of a cancellation or shortening of the course, no registration fees or charitable donations will be refunded, and no deferrals to future events will be offered.
Note: By registering, you acknowledge and accept these terms regarding the potential cancellation of the event.
Section 7
By registering for the event, all participants grant the organizers full permission to capture and use media taken during the race.
I grant full permission to use photographs, videos, and other recordings of me taken during the event. These may be used for advertising, trade, or any commercial purpose in the official publications, social media, and marketing materials produced by the organizers.
Official publications
Social media
Marketing materials
Section 8
By accessing this site or submitting a registration, you agree to the following terms. Please read them carefully.
By accessing this website or submitting a registration, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by all terms, policies, and guidelines published on this site.
Personal information collected during registration — including your name, birthdate, address, contact details, emergency contacts, and payment proof — is used solely for race administration purposes. All data is handled in accordance with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10173). Your information will not be shared with third parties except as required for event operations.
The organizers, race officials, volunteers, and all associated parties shall not be held liable for any injury, illness, death, loss, or damage — whether personal, property, or financial — arising from participation in, or travel to and from, the event.
Participants agree to indemnify and hold harmless the organizers and all associated parties from any and all claims, damages, costs, or expenses (including legal fees) resulting from their participation in the event.
Registration fees are strictly non-refundable in the event of participant-initiated cancellation, regardless of the reason. Slot transfers to another individual are not permitted under any circumstances.
All branding, logos, race names, imagery, and content published on this site are the exclusive property of the organizers. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of any materials is strictly prohibited.
The organizers reserve the right to amend these terms and any race policies at any time without prior notice. Updates will be posted on this site and take effect immediately upon publication.
These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of the Republic of the Philippines. Any disputes arising from or in connection with these terms shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the appropriate courts in Baguio City, Benguet.
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