10K-Läufe in der Nähe von L'Ancienne-Lorette

Der Beneva Quebec City Marathon wird 25 Jahre alt. Dabei gibt es ein Rennen, das "celebrates Quebec's cultural richness and scenic allure". Dort finden auch die Quebec 42.2 km championships statt, was den Marathon zu einem wichtigen Teil der Coupe Québec Route macht. Man kann zwischen "multiple certified races measured to international standards" von Athletics Canada wählen. Das Videotron Centre ist der zentrale Treffpunkt und verbindet die Teilnehmer mit allen Aktivitäten rund um den Marathon.

Défi des Couleurs is a fall trail and mountain running weekend at Mont-Sainte-Anne in Beaupré, Quebec, timed for the peak autumn leaves. The program is broad: short sentier races start at 1 km and 6.5 km, the trail races build through 11 km, 17 km, 26 km, and 32 km, and the longest option is a 42 km mountain trail. There is also a 5 km night trail, with a headlamp included, set up as a non-competitive outing for both runners and walkers. The event draws thousands of runners and gives beginners, children, walkers, club runners, trail specialists, and championship-level athletes a place on the same mountain weekend. The courses use rustic, wild trails at Mont-Sainte-Anne, with about 80% single track on the main trail routes. The terrain changes between faster rolling sections and more technical running, and some routes follow the Jean Larose River. The schedule includes vertical and up-and-down mountain formats as well as standard trail distances, so the weekend is not just one race with shorter versions attached. Défi des Couleurs Simard also hosts the Canadian Mountain Running Championships across several editions, which adds a serious racing edge to an event that still leaves room for people chasing a personal challenge with friends.

Snownergie is a winter running and snowshoe race in Boischatel, Québec, Canada, held on the trails around Mont-Sainte-Anne and the Domaine du Boisé. The event is billed as the largest winter race in Québec City, with options for running on snow: a 1 km child-and-parent duo race, 5 km and 8 km running-shoe races, 5 km and 10 km snowshoe trail races, and other distances up to 14 km. The 10 km snowshoe race is part of the Dion Canadian Snowshoe Series, where runners earn points for season standings. The course area uses winter trails near Montmorency Falls and the Royal Québec Golf Club, with the Rang Saint-Julien du Mont-Sainte-Anne network providing 37 km of snowshoe trails. This trail system includes seven routes from 1.4 km to 10.8 km, with three heated shelters along the way. Snowshoe Canada sanctions races in the Dion Canadian Snowshoe Series, and the series champions are crowned at the final event after points from each race are tallied.