Sunday, April 11, 2027
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The Trail de la Ligne Rouge runs alongside the Ultratrail de la Ligne Rouge, offering 10 km, 21 km, 43 km and 101 km courses out of Thiescourt in the Oise. Runners set off on the trace of the poilus of the First World War along a long-distance footpath that is still being created and will eventually let walkers follow the red line on foot, a route built together with the villages it crosses. The ground underfoot is plain-country trail with no obstacles, often muddy in the way that recalls the trenches. The 101 km can also be covered by relay teams of two to eight runners or entered as part of the inter-village and company challenge.
Follows the First World War red line on a long-distance path still being created
Plain-country trail with no obstacles
Muddy ground that recalls the trenches
Start and finish in Thiescourt
101 km also open to relay teams and an inter-village and company challenge
Start / Finish
Thiescourt (60), Oise
Thiescourt (60), Oise
Race Day
What you get
Chip timing
Aid stations
Finisher gift
Parking
On the day
Before you enter
Other questions
Yes, the 101 km can be run as a relay with teams of two to eight runners, for 100 euros up to four runners and 130 euros for five to eight runners.
It is a team classification over the 101 km course for teams of two to eight relay runners representing their village or their company. Team entry costs 150 euros.
This is a plain-country race with no obstacles, on ground that is often muddy and recalls the trenches of the First World War. The route follows a long-distance path that is still being created, with some narrow sections.
The entry includes chip timing, aid stations, a finisher gift and access to the parking area.
The Trail de la Ligne Rouge is organised in parallel with the Ultratrail de la Ligne Rouge, which is the 100 km event run solo or in relay. The trail offers the shorter 10, 21 and 43 km courses as well as the 101 km.
Thiescourt, France
Sunday, April 11, 2027
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€150
entry fee
