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Starting in the heart of Chambéry's historic centre, the routes wind through the old town before climbing the emblematic steps of the Fontaine Saint Martin in the opening kilometres. The rolling courses then alternate between asphalt and dirt or grassy paths as they explore the nearby countryside around Barberaz, La Ravoire and Saint Baldoph. The event offers two distances so runners of all abilities can soak up the beautiful local scenery, with the signature stair climb making for a memorable challenge in the city streets.
Stair ascent of the Fontaine Saint Martin climb from the 2nd kilometre in the city centre
Opening circuit through the historic centre of Chambéry
Rolling trails alternating road and path
Explores the natural areas of Barberaz, La Ravoire and Saint Baldoph
Beautiful landscapes
Night race experience
Start / Finish
Historic centre of Chambéry
Chambéry city centre (likely the same)
Terrain
Route
What to bring
Valid FFA licence or PPS (medical certificate)
What you get
On the day
Aid stations
Other questions
The signature of the event is the ascent of the stairs of the Fontaine Saint Martin, which begins at around the 2nd kilometre in Chambéry's city centre. It is a challenging moment early in the race.
The rolling routes alternate between asphalt roads and paths/trails. The course starts in the historic centre and continues into the countryside around Barberaz, La Ravoire and Saint Baldoph.
Yes. According to the organiser, the different formats allow everyone to find a suitable distance regardless of age or sporting experience. The 10 km 'trail découverte' is ideal for those new to trail running.
The event offers beautiful landscapes, mixing the historic town of Chambéry with rolling green countryside and mountain views in the Savoy region.
The description page links to a free short-trail training plan, which is suitable for preparing for the 21 km 'trail court'.
Chambéry, France
Saturday, November 14, 2026
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€31
entry fee