
Wed
27
May
Altore trail - Zonza
Zonza, FR
Wed
27
May
Contre la montre de la côte de flandres - Villeneuve-sur-Yonne
Villeneuve-sur-Yonne, FR
Wed
27
May
OuiRace Run
Toulouse, FR
Wed
27
May
Jogging des Fraises
Verlinghem, FR
Wed
27
May
Melioris run - Niort
Niort, FR
Wed
27
May
Moëlan Sur Trail
Moëlan-sur-Mer, FR
Wed
27
May
Trail des bois d'Houppeville
Houppeville, FR
Wed
27
May
Trail des crêtes du Brevon - Bellevaux
Bellevaux, FR
Thu
28
May
10km Le Coteau
Le Coteau, FR
Thu
28
May
Afterwork running - Lyon
Lyon, FR
Thu
28
May
Croultra24 - Orijave
Orijave, FR
Thu
28
May
Course nature des deux tilleuls - Luzillé
Luzillé, FR
Thu
28
May
Ekiden du Platal
Palaiseau, FR
Thu
28
May
Les foulées canines du refuge de nargis - Montargis
Montargis, FR
Thu
28
May
Les Foulées Templaises
Le Temple-sur-Lot, FR
Thu
28
May
Boucles éperlecquoises - Éperlecques
Éperlecques, FR
Thu
28
May
Contre la montre de Villeneuve-sur-Yonne
Villeneuve-sur-Yonne, FR
Thu
28
May
Le Havre urban trail
Le Havre, FR
Thu
28
May
Les Foulées de Haguenau
Haguenau, FR
Thu
28
May
Les foulées des 4 portes - Rosheim
Rosheim, FR
10 km de la bastille - Grenoble
Distances
5K
8km
10K
About this race
The 10 Kms de la Bastille is a 10 km trail race held in Grenoble, France, typically in October. Participants can choose between a solo 10 km run or a two-person team event over the same distance. Both options feature approximately 500 meters of elevation gain. For those seeking shorter distances, the event includes a 600 m race suitable for children or beginners, a 1.5 km race for a brief challenge, and an 8 km walk for individuals who wish to enjoy the mountain scenery without competitive running.
The race is named after the Bastille, Grenoble's historic hilltop fort overlooking the city at the edge of the Chartreuse massif. This fort, constructed in the early 19th century on the site of older fortifications, is surrounded by cliffs and steep terrain, making it an appropriate venue for a climbing trail race. Runners can anticipate forest trails and natural paths, distinct from a typical flat road 10K, though the event is also presented as an opportunity for conditioned runners to achieve fast times. The competition welcomes participants of all abilities, with the relay format allowing pairs to share the effort, and the shorter races encouraging younger participants to engage in the event.
Start location
Grenoble