Transportation Weriga 100K
How to get to my start line in Cerocahui?
Weriga 100K - Friday, October 3rd
Transportation is included for athletes registered in the 100K distance traveling to Cerocahui.
Make sure you confirm your shuttle. Bookings are open until September 22 and must be made through your MyUTMB account (My Dashboard – Edit my registration). Booking is free of charge.
Shuttle use is highly recommended to avoid overloading the limited access roads.
*Boarding takes place 15 to 20 minutes before the scheduled departure.
| Shuttle | Departure time | From | Departure town | Arrival time | Destination | Arrival town |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transportation 100K Creel - Divisadero - Cerocahui | 4:00 | Hotel Quinta Misión | Creel | 7:00 | Main Square | Cerocahui | Transportation 100K Divisadero - Cerocahui | 5:00 | Divisadero | Parque Barrancas del Cobre | 7:00 | Main Square | Cerocahui |
How to get back to my hotel after I finish the race?
If you are staying in Creel, return transportation is not included. You can purchase it on-site at the finish line or through the travel agency via WhatsApp [+52 (614) 414 0062].
Shuttle Meeting Points:
- Creel: Hotel Quinta Misión
- Divisadero: Copper Canyon Adventure Park
Shuttles will be running all through Friday night for athletes arriving during the night. Be sure to keep a fleece or light jacket in your drop bag, as the nights can get chilly.
In most cases—especially for those staying in Divisadero—the meeting points are not within walking distance. We recommend coordinating with your hotel or accommodation host in advance to arrange transfers from the meeting points to your lodging. Make sure you bring cash in Mexican pesos for payment, as some accommodations may include this service while others may not.
Don’t worry! We know this may sound complicated, but it’s all part of the adventure in the remote Copper Canyons. Event staff will always be available to assist you or help coordinate with your accommodation if needed.
Support Crew
Support team members, friends, and family can also use the transportation service for an additional cost.
Please note: The only official shuttle provided by the organization is to the start line in Cerocahui. Access to aid stations with permitted support—Guytaibo, and Panorámica—is restricted to those wearing the official Support Crew wristband, and no official shuttle service will be provided to these points.
