Madrid Hash House Harriers presents

Vuelta de Vinos

"Two loops. Five regions. Ten wines if you dare to run it. Five if you’re civilised enough to walk."

The Run

A brand new format for Madrid H3: five wine tables around the trail, one for each Spanish wine region, positioned SE → N → W → S — echoing the Médoc Marathon’s château tasting stops.

• 2 loops of ~10km for runners — or 1 loop for walkers. Both start and finish at the same CP.
• Runners: 10 tastings (2 pours × 5 tables × 2 loops). Walkers: 5 tastings (1 pour per table).
• Terrain: mixed dirt trails and paved paths, gentle rolling hills, mostly shaded pine and holm-oak scrubland. The lake loop is flat; the outer sections are hillier.
• Tasting stations are optional stops, not checkpoints — skip as many or as few as you like.
• On-In / circle-up: near Lago metro station (Line 10), 2 min walk from the exit.

Cost

Includes: standard hash fee (5€) + all wine tastings + a branded Vuelta de Vinos wine glass to keep.

Costumes & Cash Prizes

Getting There

• Metro: Line 10 to Lago — CP is ~2 min from the exit. GPS approx: 40.4181, -3.7460.
• Driving (from Cuzco): M-30 towards Casa de Campo, follow signs for Lago / Paseo del Embarcadero; parking near the lake.

FAQ

• Do I have to run both loops? No — one loop (~10km) is totally valid; you’ll just get 5 tastings instead of 10.
• What if I can’t finish? Bail after loop 1 at the CP near Lago metro — no shame, no penalty.
• Do I need a costume? No, but cross-dressers and white/black-tie hashers get cash/prizes, so it’s worth it.
• Is alcohol mandatory? No — non-drinkers can hash dry; tasting stations are optional.
• What should I bring? Trail shoes, cash for the down-down, and a sense of humour. Your wine glass is provided.

On-after: announced here once confirmed — keep an eye on this page and our channels.