Torremolinos is turning its seafront into a five-kilometre Red Cross fundraiser this Friday
Fancy lacing up your trainers and joining a run beside the sea that could help change someone’s life? Torremolinos is […]
This Friday, October 30, Torremolinos will host its inaugural Ruta 091 charity race along the seafront, with proceeds benefiting the local branch of Cruz Roja, the Spanish Red Cross. The event aims to welcome runners, walkers, and families of all abilities to enjoy the coastline and support a cause with immediate local impact. Adults will participate in a 5.09-kilometre circular course passing Los Alamos and Playamar beaches, while children will run shorter distances (200-400 metres) within a limited time frame.
Entry costs €13 for adults and €10 for children, with limited spots available. Race numbers can be collected at the National Police station, and registered participants should bring identification. The race begins at 6pm, with specific starting times for different age groups. This first edition of the Ruta 091 race aims to foster community spirit between the National Police and residents while raising funds for those facing hardship in Torremolinos.
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