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10K races near Bourges

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Upcoming 10K races near Bourges

JUL 1
13JUL
Run · road · 10K
10 km de Theillay
Theillay · 38 km away
AUG 1
30AUG
Run · road · 10K
Foulées saint-pierroises - Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier
Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier · 63 km away
SEP 6
6SEP
Run · road · 10K
Les Foulées Giennoises
Gien · 71 km away
7SEP
Run · road · 10K
Semi-marathon Gien-Briare-Gien
Gien-Briare-Gien · 69 km away
14SEP
Run · road · 10K
La prunelloise - Pruniers-en-Sologne
Pruniers-en-Sologne · 61 km away
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15SEP
Run · road · 10K
La parizette - Saint-Parize-le-Châtel
Saint-Parize-le-Châtel · 66 km away
27SEP
Run · road · 10K
Les virades de l'espoir - Camon
Camon · 56 km away
29SEP
Run · road · 10K
Les 10 km du poinconnet
Le Poinçonnet · 60 km away
Bourges · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near Bourges

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Les 10 km du Poinçonnet - Le Poinçonnet
SUN OCT 4
Les 10 km du Poinçonnet is a local road race in Le Poinçonnet, organized by the Berrichonne Athlétic-Club. The main event is a 10 km run, with a shorter 5 km race offered on the same morning. The 5 km starts first, at 9:30 AM, and the 10 km follows at 10:15 AM from the route de Varennes. The details indicate a straightforward race setup: two distances, morning starts, and local registration handled through the stadium.
Marathon du Cher
SUN OCT 11
The Marathon du Cher takes place in mid-October in France's Cher department, Centre-Val de Loire region, with all distances concluding in Vierzon. Participants can select a full marathon, half marathon, or 10 km race, all commencing simultaneously in the morning. This event is relatively new, offering practical amenities such as bib collection, parking, shuttle services, bag drop at the finish line, and runner tracking. The full marathon route extends from Saint-Doulchard to Vierzon, incorporating sections of the Canal de Berry. The half marathon begins in Mehun-sur-Yèvre, and the 10 km race starts in Foëcy. The canal provides the race with its distinct local character, stretching 324 km through the Cher department. It originates at the étoile de Fontblisse in Bannegon and diverges into routes towards Montluçon, Marseilles-lès-Aubigny, and Noyers-sur-Cher. Historically used for industrial transport, the course is integrated with this significant regional infrastructure, not solely relying on rural trails.
Marathon du cher canal de berry - Bourges
MON OCT 12
The Marathon du Cher Canal de Berry is a road running event held in Bourges, located in the Cher department of central France. It is scheduled for October, with the specific date yet to be confirmed. All three races commence in the morning at 09:30. Participants can select from a 10 km race, a half marathon, or the full 42.195 km marathon. The event attracted over 1,700 registered runners in its last edition, offering a substantial turnout without the scale of a major city marathon.
Foulées de Bourges
SUN OCT 18
The Foulées de Bourges is an October road race held in Bourges, located in France’s Cher department, and it stands as the largest race within that department. Established in 1994, the event offers runners multiple distances: 5 km, 10 km, a 3.5 km night run, a half marathon, and children’s races. The 10 km route attracts the most participants, and the 5 km and half marathon also draw hundreds of runners, making the day suitable for novices, local club members, families, and individuals seeking a longer city race. All primary routes are circuits beginning and ending at Stade Alfred Depège, close to Place Séraucourt. The course proceeds past the Parc des Expositions, runs near the Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle, crosses the Auron river multiple times, and then nears Église Saint-Barbe before reaching the Cathedral vicinity. Participants will also pass Bourges landmarks including Cathédrale Saint-Étienne, the Palais Jacques-Cœur, and the Jardin de l’Archevêque, incorporating much of the old city into the route without overcomplicating the race format.
Semi-Marathon de la Pomme
SUN OCT 25
The Semi-Marathon de la Pomme is a road race held in late October in Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre, a small town in Indre, France’s Centre-Val de Loire region. While its name suggests only a half marathon, participants can select from 5 km, 10.5 km, or the full 21.0975 km distance. This variety accommodates beginners, those looking to improve, and individuals targeting the longest race. The race is described as a local road event with a welcoming atmosphere that encourages personal achievement. The surrounding area offers additional activities for a weekend trip. Loire Valley châteaux are within an hour’s drive, the Brenne nature reserve is accessible for observing wildlife and flora, and Châteauroux is a convenient location for a post-race excursion.
Le semi de la pomme souvenir Olivier Moulin
TUE OCT 27
Le Semi de la Pomme Souvenir Olivier Moulin is a late-October road race in Neuvy-Saint-Sépulchre, located in the Indre department of France’s Centre-Val de Loire region. Organized by FRJEP, the event offers runners three distance options: 5 km, 10.5 km, or the half marathon of 21.1 km. This setup caters to both dedicated club runners and amateurs seeking a shorter road run or a full half marathon. Each distance features a single-loop course, avoiding repeated circuits. The route crosses town streets. Age-category results and downloadable rankings are available for participants to review times. The race name honors Olivier Moulin, and historical results indicate a diverse field, with half-marathon finishers ranging from approximately two hours to three hours.
Trail le gargantuesque - Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier
SUN NOV 8
Trail le gargantuesque is a small trail and walking event in Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier, located in the Nièvre department of central France. The two running options begin simultaneously in the morning: a 12.2 km trail featuring 50 m of elevation gain and a 17.3 km trail with 250 m of elevation gain. Hikers commence their activity shortly thereafter, with a 10 km hike and a distinct 10 km Nordic walking option. The event follows a simple, local format with low entry fees for all options: 6 EUR for the shorter trail, 8 EUR for the longer one, 2 EUR for the hike, and 3 EUR for Nordic walking. USSP organizes the event. A recent edition recorded 268 participants, indicating it is more of a community race day than a crowded mass event.
Trail Le Gargantuesque
TUE NOV 10
Trail Le Gargantuesque is a trail-running and walking event held in Saint-Pierre-le-Moutier, Nievre, France. Taking place in early November, it provides shorter off-road distances instead of an ultra: a 10 km trail, a 17 km trail, and an 11 km walk. The routes traverse forest and natural terrain near the town, with at least one course connected to a stadium area. The 10 km trail is the most popular, having previously attracted over 200 runners, while the 17 km has seen more than 100 participants. The event has also featured nature races, Nordic walking, and hiking, catering to local trail runners, walkers, and individuals seeking a manageable autumn outdoor activity rather than a large urban race.
Marathon de Nevers by Nexson
SAT NOV 21
The Marathon de Nevers by Nexson takes place on the Nevers Magny-Cours motor-racing circuit in Nevers, located in France’s Nièvre department. This event occurs in November and provides multiple running distances on the track: a 42 km marathon, a half marathon, a 10 km, a 4 km, and an Ekiden relay for teams. The course's primary appeal is its location. Magny-Cours is recognized by Formula 1 enthusiasts, having been the site of Michael Schumacher's eight race victories. On this day, the circuit is used by marathoners, runners of shorter distances, relay teams, and for children's races, making it suitable for both competitive runners and families seeking a race centered on a distinctive venue.
Ekiden nevers marathon by nexson - Magny-Cours
SUN NOV 22
The Ekiden Nevers Marathon by Nexson begins on the Nevers Magny-Cours Formula 1 circuit in Nièvre, placing runners where Formula 1 cars once started. This November race weekend features a full marathon, a half marathon, a six-person Ekiden relay, and a children's race with a shorter distance. The marathon is 42.195 km, the half marathon is 21.1 km, and both the Ekiden and marathon distances are officially measured and certified by the French athletics federation. The course starts within the motor-racing grounds, incorporating sections named the Nurburing chicane, the 180, and the Adelaide corner early on. Following the circuit, participants run towards the Loire River, passing the castles of the Dukes of Burgundy on a route the organizers describe as fast and appealing. Now in its third edition, the event attracts solo runners, relay teams, families, friends, colleagues, and children, not exclusively marathon specialists.
Corrida d'Ardentes - Châteauroux
WED JAN 20
Corrida d'Ardentes is a road running event in Châteauroux, in the Indre department of central France. It is scheduled for January, with the exact race date yet to be confirmed, and offers two standard distances: 10 km and 5 km. The event is intended for runners, and the distance options make it accessible to both regular 10 km participants and those seeking a shorter 5 km race. The available information does not provide course details, traditions, field size, or history beyond the Châteauroux location and the two race options.
10Km de Bourges
SUN JAN 31
The 10Km de Bourges is a road race held in Bourges, located in the Cher department within France’s Centre-Val de Loire region. The next edition is scheduled for late January. The event offers participants three race distances: a 1.2 km race for children and juniors, a 5 km option for shorter runs, and the main 10 km for those seeking the full challenge. The route guides participants through the Cher countryside, incorporating forest sections, distinguishing it from a purely urban run within Bourges. The race is suitable for both beginners and experienced runners, conveyed by the slogan “Bouges avant que Bourges bouge sans toi.” Visitors can combine the run with visits to Bourges landmarks like the Palais Jacques-Cœur and the city’s medieval streets. The Sologne Forest is also nearby for those extending their stay.
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Bourges Miles And Marsh Laps

Bourges hosts 27 10K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Locals run Bourges from the old stones into the wet green stuff. You can run 8 km past Bourges Cathedral, Jardin de Archevechè, the Marais, and a trail beside the river Yèvre. The Marais gives you bitumen, dirt paths, roots, little bridges, and passarelles when you want more than flat Z2. USB Athlétisme has the Ronde des marais - Bourges, and that race puts three laps of 5 km around the 135-hectare Bourges marshes. Running Passion Bourges sounds like the easy door in: come make a few strides with us.

Locals ride Bourges like a base-miles town first. The Canal de Berry, the Auron, the Yèvre, and Val d'Auron give the obvious lines for steady spins, and the Tour du lac du Val d'Auron - Bourges gives riders a clean local anchor event. Paris-Bourges brings the bigger race name into town, so the road scene has real calendar weight even without a local crit listed here. The brief gives no named cycling club, so riders key off events and mixed-sport club life around AC Bourges and the bigger Bourges sports network. The climbs are not the point here; the brief names no hills, so intervals come from pace, wind, and repeatable flat roads.

Autumn suits Bourges well because the course notes talk about shade under plane trees, a nice autumn sun, and that easy switch between asphalt and dirt. Summer gives warm, wetter days, and summer evenings give the town its running light-and-sound show, so locals often keep the harder work for later and use Val d'Auron or the Marais for relaxed Z2. Winter changes the feel because Bourges has colder, drier winters under a degraded oceanic climate. Runners keep the marsh laps honest, and cyclists turn the flat roads into steady base miles when cyclocross mud or long-road fitness is the job.