Riorges周辺の10Kレース

The Trail du Haut Clunysois is an autumn trail-running event held in Dompierre-les-Ormes, South Burgundy. It is organized as a community day on natural terrain, offering five race distances: 67.6 km, 43.79 km, 30.1 km, 20.02 km, and 10.56 km. The longest course, La Camille Forest, involves 2301 m of elevation change, presenting a mountain-style challenge. The intermediate distances also feature significant climbs: Saint Cyr - Mere Boitier covers 43.79 km with 1400 m of gain, and La Buissonniere is 30.1 km with 1056 m of elevation gain. For shorter options, La Gege offers 20.02 km with 535 m of climbing, and the Trail Decouverte is a 10.56 km route with 201 m of ascent.

Les Foulées Parodiennes is a late-October running event in Paray-le-Monial, located in the Charolais-Brionnais area of France. It features two distances: 10 km and 18 km. The 10 km race is for participants aged 14 and older, while the 18 km race is for those aged 16 and older. With a participant cap of 300, it resembles a local nature race more than a large city event. The race begins at the Salle de Bellevue, on Rue du 22 Août 1944 in the Bellevue district. It then proceeds through a natural course within the Bois des Aisances and around the Étangs des Moines. The route is rolling, not mountainous, with numerous single-track sections through woods and alongside ponds. The Union athlétique Charolais-Brionnais (UACB) organizes the event. Earlier Paray races, like the 10 km de Paray and the Tour des Sables, used town-based courses before this move into nature. This setup is suitable for experienced runners, as well as individuals seeking a sporty walk in a tranquil outdoor environment.

Trail du Mont Popey is an October trail race held in Saint-Romain-de-Popey, a village in the Monts du Lyonnais near Lyon, France. Participants can select a 10 km route with approximately 330 metres of elevation gain, or a longer route of about 21-22 km featuring around 930-1,000 metres of gain. Even the shorter option requires more than a casual road run. Les Élites du Popey, a local trail-running association, organizes the event, aiming for its first edition to be a friendly, nature-focused race, distinct from a large-scale production. The routes incorporate paths, single tracks, steep ascents, and flowing descents, including technical sections and open viewpoints around Mont Popey. The 10 km course is designed for accessibility to various runners, while the longer race targets those seeking a more challenging trail experience. The organizers highlight the social aspect, promising shared effort, tired legs, and smiles at the finish. An evening meal with entertainment is planned, contributing to the event's atmosphere as a community gathering alongside a sporting competition.

The 10 km de Riorges is a two-loop road race held in Riorges, within the Loire department of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, typically taking place in early November. ORMA, the local athletics club, is the organizer, and the event also features a certified 5 km race. Both races commence at 110 Rue Paul Forge, with the 5 km starting before the 10 km later in the morning. Each distance will have its own overall ranking. The 10 km course consists of two 5 km asphalt loops, making the format straightforward and suitable for runners aiming for a personal best. The 10 km holds an FFA label, allowing participants to qualify for the French Athletics Championships, providing a competitive incentive for club runners. The event maintains a local, family-friendly atmosphere, offering free youth races, encouraging friends and families to attend, and including a raffle for registered runners to win a bib for a future edition. With numerous past editions, it stands as a consistent Riorges club race.

Espri'Trail des Badins is a trail-running event in Châteldon, a village in the Puy-de-Dôme department of central France, with races typically held in early November. It provides three off-road distances: approximately 9.6 km, 14 km, and 21.3 to 22 km. Runners can select a short local trail or a more challenging half-marathon-style course. The event's tagline is “Espri’Explosif,” and the longest race involves a climb of roughly 1,020 metres, indicating a steep route rather than a leisurely countryside run. The courses are set around Châteldon in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. The shorter routes include significant elevation gain: about 330 metres for the 9.6 km race and about 660 metres for the 14 km race. Aloha Evasion organizes the event, targeting trail runners interested in local food and lower-impact events. Previous listings referred to it as the Eco Trail des Badins, suggesting the current Espri'Trail version maintains that outdoor, environmentally conscious identity while featuring three compact yet hilly distances.

Trail La Charolaise is a forest trail event in Charolles, Saône-et-Loire, with all starts and finishes at COSEC on rue de Bourgogne. Runners can select 11 km with 140 meters of elevation gain or 21 km with 300 meters of elevation gain. The event also includes a free 1.5 km children’s race and a 6 km Nordic walking route. The routes traverse the forest of Charolles, presenting a woodland trail day rather than a road race. Club Basket Charolles organizes the event with over 50 volunteers, and entries are limited to 1,000 participants across all distances. The event accommodates adults and older teenagers for the trail races, younger children for the short course, and Nordic walkers (licensed and unlicensed adults, with minors permitted under parental supervision).

Trail des 2 Clochers is a trail race in Régnié-Durette, a village in the Beaujolais region of France. It is scheduled for February and began as a local, community-organized event, not a long-established race series. The race is organized by the new board of the village Sou des écoles, the school support association. Caroline Aujogue and Estelle Hyvernat lead the board as president and co-president, with Delphine Laforest assisting them. The first edition sold out before race day.

Mably BlueRun is a morning road race held in Mably, a town near Roanne in France's Loire department. It offers a 5 km race starting at 9:30 and a 10 km race beginning at 10:15. These two distances allow participants to select a short, fast run or a longer, steadier endurance effort. The Running Club of Mably organizes the event. The course is flat and primarily asphalt, designed for maintaining a consistent pace rather than navigating challenging terrain. Participants will run through residential streets, green areas, the vicinity of the town hall park, and the Merlin Leisure Base. The race maintains a local club atmosphere, featuring dedicated volunteers, awards for the fastest runners, and a prize draw valued at 200 euros. Participants without an FFA license must present the French Health Prevention Pass to enter.

Foulées Vichyssoises is a road race held in Vichy, located in the Allier department of France’s Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. It offers both a 10 km and a half marathon. Typically scheduled for late March, it suits early-season runners seeking a certified, flat city course over a trail or mountain event. The 10 km provides a more accessible distance, while the half marathon lets runners complete the full 21.1 km within the same urban road-race format. Both races feature single-loop courses winding through Vichy, incorporating city roads, parks, and sections along the Allier river. The route passes through Parc Napoléon, the Centre Omnisports, and the Palais du Lac area, concluding at the Palais du Lac. The courses are noted as flat, fast, and FFA certified, beneficial for runners aiming for a personal best and for beginners desiring a straightforward road race. Information indicates the presence of volunteers, a relaxed race atmosphere, post-race activities near Parc de l’Allier, and a small reward of candy and a medal at the finish.

The Semi-Marathon de Feurs is a road race held in Feurs, a small town in the Loire department of France’s Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Participants can select either a 10 km race or a half marathon of 21.0975 km. Both races begin in the morning, with the half marathon starting shortly after the 10 km event. Feurs is situated on the right bank of the Loire River, positioning this as a local town race connected to the river valley rather than a large urban event. The race organization is kept simple: entry fees are reasonable, bibs are collected before race morning, and another individual may pick up a bib using a copy of the runner’s identification.

The Semi-marathon et 10 km de Feurs is a road race in Feurs, located on the right bank of the Loire River. It features two distances: a 21.097 km half marathon and a 10 km race. The event is scheduled for March, with the specific date to be confirmed. The 10 km race begins at 09:10, followed by the half marathon at 09:30. Bib prices are 17 EUR for the 10 km and 22 EUR for the half marathon, suggesting a local French running event rather than a major destination race.

The Trail du Sanglier begins at the motocross track in St-Igny-de-Vers, a Haut Beaujolais village, sending participants directly into forest trails in late March. This nature trail race offers four distances: 10 km with 327 m elevation gain, 14 km with 541 m, 28 km with approximately 1,200 m, and 40 km with about 1,800 m. The shorter distances are suited for those seeking meadows, woods, and moderate climbs, while the longer routes present true mountain-style challenges on technical paths. The 28 km and 40 km courses both traverse Mont Saint-Rigaud. The 40 km route additionally goes by Roche d'Ajoux and has a participant limit of 400. Both longer races are described as roughly 90% technical trail and feature four aid stations, emphasizing navigation of the rugged Beaujolais terrain over achieving fast times. The event is a component of the Trail Tour Beaujolais challenge, following an earlier edition that attracted approximately 1,000 participants.