Trail Running calendar near Bar-sur-Aube 2024-2025
We have found 11 Trailruns within 80 kilometers of Bar-sur-Aube. See below where and when you can find the races.
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June 2024
The Run Color Bar Sur Aube will take place in Bar-sur-Aube on Saturday 8 June 2024. You can run 5 kilometers.
The Fontvannes Trail is a countryside race in a hilly area, offering a variety of accessible routes. It is the 4th stage of the CTR3 with distances ranging from 9.2 km to 31.2 km. The routes take place on the slopes of the Pays d'Othe, between 146 and 269 meters above sea level. Participants must ha..
The Trail de l'Abreuvoir offers two distances: 8 km with a 200 m elevation gain and 13 km with a 350 m elevation gain. Registrations are open to individuals over 16 years of age, with fees of 9 € for the 8 km and 13 € for the 13 km. The 3rd edition of this event will take place on Saturday, June 22,..
The Course Nature Pascal Konecny will take place in Saint-Dizier on Sunday 30 June 2024. You can run 12 kilometers.
July 2024
September 2024
The Tanlay Trail offers routes of 13 km, 26 km, 44 km, and an 8 km Trail des Brosses, between nature and heritage. The starts are at different times on September 10, 2023. Participants will be able to discover the Château de Tanlay, move between vineyards and forests, and enjoy varied landscapes and..
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April 2025
The Mont Chauve Trail will take place on May 1, 2024, in Chaumont. The event includes several races, one of 52 km, one of 23.9 km, and one of 12.2 km, as well as hikes. The goal is to promote intergenerational diversity, encourage sports practice, and promote the Chaumont region.