
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
Trail du Mâconnais
Tuesday, September 29, 2026 · Mâcon, France
Distances
10K
16km
28km
About this race
Trail du Mâconnais is a trail-running event in Mâcon, France, organized by Mille Pattes Mâcon and typically held in autumn. It provides several off-road distances, with shorter options for less experienced trail runners and longer routes for those seeking a more challenging, hilly course. Recent formats have featured courses of approximately 10 km, 16 km, and 28 km, with elevation gains from around 250 metres to over 1,000 metres, varying by distance. The 10 km option is also available as a duo, offering a team element alongside the standard solo races.
The routes are set within the Solutré-Pouilly-Vergisson area, west of Mâcon, utilizing the natural landscape and the well-known limestone formations above the vineyards. The event originated from Mille Pattes Mâcon's transition from road racing to nature events, beginning with a 15 km course and a mixed-team relay. Later, discovery and expert trail formats were introduced before the adoption of the Trail du Mâconnais name. Participation is primarily local and regional, attracting a few hundred runners, with visiting clubs like Mulhouse contributing to the field.
Start location
Mâcon, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté