Guilherand-Granges周辺の5Kレース

The Boulieu trail has distances from 5 to 50 kilometers. Check the website for the latest information.

Les Foulées Romanaises is a local race held at Stade Guillermoz on rue André Chénier in Romans-sur-Isère. Taking place in October, the event begins in the morning and offers runners two straightforward road race options: 5 km or 10 km. The primary races are for cadets and above, with additional races for children. The 5 km race begins at the stadium, proceeds along a paved road loop, and concludes on the stadium track. The organization is practical and community-focused: young athletes have dedicated races, older participants select either the 5 km or 10 km distance, and spectators can remain at the stadium, where refreshments are provided.

Trail des Roses is a winter trail race in Moras offering two timed distances: 10 km and 21 km. With a limit of 900 participants, organizers frequently turn away applicants, indicating it's a local-feeling event that consistently fills its capacity. The race is presented as a chance to regain fitness: challenging for those aiming for a personal best, yet relaxed enough for participants restarting their season with companions. The courses feature viewpoints, ascents, and descents that organizers acknowledge will be physically demanding. These routes are in their second and final iteration, offering participants familiar with them a last opportunity to improve their times before the race course is altered. Upon finishing, all participants receive a rose, a beverage choice (beer or other), and a local Moras snack. The post-race gathering is considered an integral part of the event.

The Foulée des Remparts is an October running event in Chabeuil, France, offering two start-line choices: a 5 km race and a 14 km race. Both races commence at 15:00, meaning the shorter and longer fields follow the same race-day schedule. The 5 km presents a less demanding route with 27 metres of elevation gain and a 7 EUR registration fee. The 14 km route features 128 metres of climb and costs 14 EUR. The shorter race is designated as La petite foulée, and the longer race is known locally as La Chabeuilloise. Organized by FOULEE DES REMPARTS, the event has surpassed thirty editions, establishing it as a long-standing fixture in Chabeuil rather than a recent, one-time event.

Le Grand Prix de la Châtaigne takes place in late October in Lamastre, a town in France’s Ardèche region. The event offers short urban trail distances: a 5.3 km option, a 10.4 to 10.6 km route, and a 5.3 km walk. The races are held in semi-darkness through the town center, requiring participants to use headlamps. The program also features courses for children and juniors. The format is suitable for families and runners seeking a brief evening challenge instead of a lengthy mountain race. The urban trail covers approximately 280 meters of elevation gain, adding difficulty to the shorter distances. This event is part of the Challenge Yves Forot, organized by the Lamastre Town Hall’s sports department with support from local Crédit Agricole. A free 5.3 km hike benefits Octobre Rose, and the evening concludes with a complimentary tasting of roasted chestnuts, aligning with the race's theme.

Courir à Peaugres is an 11 km foot race in Peaugres, held each November by the local association dedicated to sustaining the event annually. The adult race now follows a revised route, and the program continues to feature three children’s races. The course was altered when the safari park no longer permitted runners to pass through. Consequently, the race now bears the straightforward name “Courir à Peaugres.” Following its 30th edition, the organizers initiated a new phase with a new president, a new route, and a fan zone for spectators to encourage runners. The race is also part of the Agglo Run Challenge, a local series of four races that includes Trail d’Annonay, Trail des tulipes à St Cyr, and Foulée du St.

La Peyrinissime is a trail-running event held on a Saturday in Peyrins. The race center is located on Rue des Écoles, with the finish line at the town gymnasium. The schedule includes timed trail races, walking routes, and children’s runs, making the day suitable for more than just adult competitors. The primary timed races are the 5 km Tour d’Enfer, featuring 120 m of elevation gain, and the 11.2 km Peyrinight, with 340 m of elevation gain. Younger participants can choose from short races ranging from 0.6 km to 1.5 km. Walkers have access to 5 km or 11.5 km trail routes on similar terrain but without the competitive pressure. The courses incorporate a variety of surfaces, including roads, paths, trails, meadows, woods, and other off-road terrain surrounding Peyrins. Sections of the route and the event base are situated within the village, but the event also leads participants into natural settings and across private land accessible only for the occasion. The timed races are intended for runners experienced in self-sufficient trail running, particularly the Peyrinight. For families, very young children can participate in untimed activities like Les petits loups and Les petits Bolides, while older children have the option of the Mini Traillers race.

Crest'zy Night begins after dark from the Mistral bridge in Crest, Drôme department, southeastern France. This race night is open to all, featuring a 1 km children's race, a 5 km run, and a 10 km trail race with approximately 100 m of elevation gain. The route goes through the streets of Crest, along the Drôme river banks, and winds through the medieval lanes of the old town. A.S. ARMORIN organizes the event. A previous edition had 459 participants, positioning it as a local community night race rather than a large city event.

Noctu Trail'Eurre is a small night trail event in Eurre, in France's Drôme region, with runners starting at 6 PM. The program includes two trail races, approximately 14 km and 7.5 km, plus a 7.5 km walk and youth races later in the evening. It is designed for local runners, walkers, and families, not exclusively experienced trail racers. The routes consist mainly of tracks and trails, with about 90% off-road through the woods between Eurre and Upie and around the Bois de Miery. The terrain is hilly but not technical. The short route and walk ascend about 250 meters, while the long race climbs between 500 and 570 meters. TCVD organizes the event, with entries limited to 350 runners and walkers. A local tradition is the hot soup served post-race.

Trail Roche Colombe de la Paix starts from the village of Saou in the Drôme, in southeast France, with the listed start in June. It is a trail running event with three distances: 27 km, 14 km, and 5 km. The 27 km race is the main challenge, with 1,650 m of climbing, while the 14 km and 5 km formats give runners shorter ways into the same event. The courses mostly use local trails and paths through preserved natural spaces around Saou. The race is aimed at trail runners rather than road-race crowds, so the day is built around off-road terrain, climbing, and shared time on the paths. Official information is published through the Trail Roche Colombe de la Paix website and its Facebook page.