10km
290m D+

The ideal trail running event for beginners.

The race will get underway on the cross-country trails of the ski center. You will come across Camp Georges, onto the Orignac trail and along the Comporté River.

Start Sunday 9:00 AM
Distance 10km
Elevation 290m D+
Cut-off time 2h
Stations 1
Course Loop

Details of the race

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10km

Cut-off time

Stages Stations Next aid station First athlete
(page: 4 min 30 per km)
Estimated time of passage		 Last athlete
(pace: 12 min 30 per km)
Estimated time of passage
Start Mont Grand-Fonds 6 km 9:45 am 9:45 am
6 km Split-BMR 4 km 10:12 am 11:00 am
Arrival Mont Grand-Fonds 10:30 am 11:50 am
Total 45 min 2h05
Athlete's Guide

In order for you to know everything about your race and to better prepare yourself, we have gathered all the important information in one simple guide.

You will find information about:

  • services available at the aid stations
  • information for your support crew
  • dropbags
  • on-site activities 
  • and more!
Weather

Charlevoix’s climate is cold and humid in September.

Furthermore, temperatures and precipitations can be extremely cold in the fall. It is therefore important to be vigilant to the risks of hypothermia.

  • Seasonal averages:
  • Minimum 3°C
  • Maximum 15°C
  • Sunrise: 5:15 am
  • Sunset: 6:08 pm
Free Training Programs

United for Sports offer you free training programs of the 10K, 28K, 65K, 80K and 125K.

Prepared by high-level athletes with experience in coaching, the programs are tailored to the course, distance and level of experience of the participants. The training programs of each event are therefore unique: they reflect the experience of each of the athletes and exceptional teamwork.

Download your free training program

Terms and Rules
  • Ensure your bib is worn on the front of the body and is visible at all times;
  • Always remain on the marked trail;
  • Pacers are not allowed;
  • Always pick up your trash and dispose of it at the appropriate areas of the aid stations;
  • Poles are allowed for distances of 42km and over only.

Download the Terms and Conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

Read our FAQ webpage to find many answers to your questions

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Menu of the Aid stations

All details about the menu of the different aid stations will be announced very soon.

A race energized by Xact nutrition
Xact nutrition develops products that taste great and give you exactly the right nutrients so you can enjoy your sport more.
 
Recommended Equipment
  • Minimum 500 ml of water
  • Food supply
  • Whistle
  • Waterproof coat with hood
  • Blanket 1.40 m x 2 m min
  • Gloves and hat
  • Baseball cap or bandana
Mandatory Equipment
  • Reusable cup (aid stations without cups)
  • Cell phone
  • EpiPen (for severe allergic reactions)
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