Saint-Astier周辺の10Kレース

The Course eco-solidaire in Saint-Raphael is a race series held on a Monday morning in October. It offers short distances, with options including 0.8 km, 1.3 km, and 2.4 km runs, alongside 5 km and 10 km races. This variety caters to children, beginners, walkers, and runners seeking a challenge without a long-distance commitment. The 5 km route features 172 m of climbing, and the 10 km route has 344 m of positive elevation gain, indicating these are not flat courses. Starts are staggered throughout the morning, beginning with the shortest races and featuring multiple 5 km slots later. This structure creates a community race day atmosphere rather than a single, large start.

Bike and Run Saint Astier is a run-and-bike event held in Saint-Astier, Dordogne, southwest France. The primary adult events are team races for pairs: an XS race covering 10 km and an S race covering 20 km. The schedule begins with the 10 km race in the morning, followed by youth races around midday, and concludes with the 20 km team race in the afternoon. The format involves two participants sharing the race, alternating between running and cycling as a team. The programme also features Bike & Run Jeunes races for children, with distinct age categories for 6/7, 8/9, 10/11, and 12/13. Entry fees are set at 10 EUR for youth races, 25 EUR for the 10 km team race, and 35 EUR for the 20 km team race. The event is organized by the local Bike and Run de Saint Astier group in department 24.

The 10 km du canal de Périgueux is a running and walking event along the canal in Périgueux, located in the Dordogne department of Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Scheduled for a Sunday, it features a 10 km race, a 10 km walk, and three children’s races. The primary route runs 10 km alongside the canal, intended for more seasoned runners. The walk covers the same distance at a relaxed pace. Younger participants can select from 800 m, 1.5 km, or 2.5 km races. The event's proximity to central Périgueux allows participants to visit landmarks like Saint-Front Cathedral before or after the activities.

Trail des Grands Couteliers is a trail-running weekend in Nontron, organized by Team GC, featuring a night race followed by a full set of daytime events. The shortest adult run is La Nocturne, a 9.5 km evening race with 320 m of elevation gain. The main trail options are 12 km, 24 km, and 36 km. Walkers have a 12 km route, and children can race over 1.5 km, 3 km, or 4.5 km. The routes primarily traverse private land, with organizer access limited to race day, so participants do not see the exact courses beforehand. This secrecy is part of the event's design: entrants receive profiles, but the actual route is disclosed on the day. The longest race, Le Grand Trail des Couteliers, covers 36 km with 850 m of elevation gain. The 24 km race includes 550 m of climbing, indicating it's more than a simple local run. The event welcomed over 900 participants upon its return, with runners, walkers, and children integrated into the same program.

La Caussadaise is a long-running trail race in Trélissac, southwestern France, offering three adult distances: 30 km, 20 km, and 10 km. Typically held in early spring, it also features children’s races, catering to both serious trail runners and families. The routes guide participants through the CRAPA forest, with changing elevation rather than a flat road-race profile. Aid stations are positioned along the courses, and the event provides practical comforts: online or on-site registration, distance-based entry fees, a refreshment stand, showers, and a souvenir gift for all participants.

Les Foulées de Saint-Eutrope et du Montmorélien is a road race in Charente, taking place in the commune of Saint-Eutrope on the Montmorélien high ground. Saint-Eutrope is situated at 187 meters, the highest point in the region, and the event now offers runners 5 km and 10 km distances, replacing the longer formats previously used. This is the oldest road race in Charente, originally a long-distance run between Montmoreau and Chalais. The race previously featured a half marathon that qualified runners for the French Championships, but this was removed when road-race participation declined. Currently, AJM Athlétisme organizes the event with local partners and the Saint-Eutrope festival committee. Separate men's and women's races are held, along with men's, women's, and mixed relays on courses crossing the Montmorélien heights and surrounding countryside.

Trail de Vauclaire takes place in Montpon-Ménestérol, within the Dordogne department of southwest France. Held in June, it offers off-road options of approximately 5 km and 10 km, alongside a longer route recently listed as a 20 km course or a 23 km race. The shorter distances are concise: the 5 km route includes about 80 m of elevation gain, and the 10 km route has about 130 m. The primary appeal is the course: it follows wooded trails and local paths, avoiding town streets. Some listings also indicate 8 km and 11 km distances, so participants should verify the current event page when selecting a race. The Club Omnisports Centre Hospitalier Vauclaire organizes the event, providing aid stations and changing facilities. Previous runs were in March; the shift to June provides a different seasonal character within the familiar forested environment.