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The Super Bélier 24 km is the one race that runs across both days of the event, on 15 and 16 January 2027.
Night racing under the starry sky of La Clusaz
Headlamps worn on the head throughout the event
Ski touring, trail and snowshoe races across two days
Expo
Race Day
What to bring
Frontale (headlamp)
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Other questions
The programme includes La trace poursuite and La trace étoilée, both ski touring races on 15 January, along with a 10 km trail on the same day. On 16 January there is an 8 km trail, a 14 km trail and a 6 km snowshoe hike. The Super Bélier 24 km is the one race that runs across both days.
Yes, the event is held under the starry sky and the page shows participants setting off with headlamps fixed to their heads. Bring your own headlamp and check the practical information page for any further kit guidance.
Solidarity bibs (Dossards solidaires) are offered as a separate option. You can find out how they work on the dedicated page of the official event website.
The organiser offers a training programme called Prépare toi avec Campus Coach, which is linked from the event website. It is a useful starting point if you are preparing for the trail or ski touring races.
The event website has a dedicated volunteering page where you can sign up to help the organising team over the weekend.
Entry fee not listed
Check the race's registration page for pricing.La Clusaz, France
Friday, January 15, 2027
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