Sunday, November 15, 2026
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La Boucle des Coteaux is a short-distance running event held on Sunday 15 November 2026 in Saint-Loup-Cammas, a village in the Haute-Garonne department of the Occitanie region, north of Toulouse. Entrants choose between the 11 kilometre La Charta and the 5 kilometre La Saint-Loupienne, with a duo relay version of the 11 kilometre route (Relais Duo Sur la Charta) and a 5 kilometre walk, La Marche des Coteaux, completing the programme. The races set off from the village and loop around the surrounding Coteaux hillsides, on a compact course that suits club runners and first-timers alike. Entries, start times and route maps are published on the organiser's event page, which is managed by the local timing company Chrono Start.
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Saint-Loup-Cammas village (exact start point published by the organiser)
Saint-Loup-Cammas village (exact finish point published by the organiser)
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Yes. Relais Duo Sur la Charta is a two-person relay over the same 11 kilometre course as the solo race, so pairs can share the distance. The organiser's page sets out how pairs enter and whether categories are separated.
La Marche des Coteaux is a 5 kilometre walk on the same morning as the races. It is aimed at walkers and families who want to be part of the day without racing, and entry is made through the same online page as the running events.
French running events are regulated, and organisers commonly ask for a valid athletics licence or a medical certificate (or the French health questionnaire for licensed runners). The exact requirement for each race is stated on the organiser's entry page, so read it before registering.
The event goes ahead in normal winter weather, and November mornings in the Haute-Garonne can be cold and wet, so dress for the conditions. Any decision about delaying or cancelling the race would be taken by the organiser and announced on their page and social channels.
Yes. A village loop course is well suited to spectators, who can move between points on foot and see runners more than once. Keep an eye on the organiser's information for any road closures in the village centre on race morning.
Entry fee not listed
Check the race's registration page for pricing.Saint-Loup-Cammas, France
Sunday, November 15, 2026
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