43ème Course Chaplin

It is a hilly village race rather than a flat road 10 km. Runners climb around 300 m in total, including the stretch through the Chaplin's World park and the road up to Monts-de-Corsier, before the descent back towards Corsier.

The route mixes village streets and park paths, so ordinary road running shoes are enough. Trail shoes are not required, though some runners prefer a little more grip for the climb on the longer distance.

Yes. The Parc Chaplin start and finish area is the natural gathering point, and spectators can also walk into the Chaplin's World park to see runners on the climbing section of the 10 km.

Aid station details for each distance are confirmed by the organiser in the race information sent to entrants. For the 3 km and the children's races, runners should not expect a fuelled course.

The race is held in the open streets and parkland of Corsier-sur-Vevey, so wet or cool weather does not normally stop it. Any change to the programme would be announced by the Association Course Chaplin on the official website.