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Les Peluches en Duo is a pairs trail race in Espeluche, a village in the Drôme department of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France. It takes place in early October and features two forest routes: a 9.6 km Duo des Peluches and an 18.2 km Duo Trail. The event is run at departmental level, making it more of a local race day for runners seeking hills, woods, and a partner, rather than a large-scale urban event. The longer Duo Trail begins first, a team time trial covering 18.2 km with approximately 500 m of elevation gain. The shorter Duo des Peluches follows over 9.6 km with about 250 m of climbing, and it is designated as a non-official race. Endurance26 organizes the event, with results published for both formats. The race motto, “Together we go further,” directly reflects the duo format.

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.

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.

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.

The Trail Urbain de Loriol-sur-Drôme is a night urban trail race held in Loriol-sur-Drôme, located in the Drôme department of southeastern France. It features a single route of approximately 10 km, beginning and concluding at Place du Champ de Mars. The race takes place in November and is limited to 300 participants, maintaining a more intimate atmosphere compared to large city events. The course follows a marked path through the town and unlit areas, requiring participants to use a headlamp. The elevation changes are moderate, with altitudes varying between 102 m and 199 m, and a total descent of about 153 m. Aid stations are available, and the event is organized by the sports department of the Loriol town hall. It has become a consistent late-November event for local trail and urban-trail runners.

The Trail du Val des Nymphes is a late-November trail event held in La Garde-Adhémar, a perched village in Drôme Provençale. Participants can select short off-road distances of 12 or 20 kilometers. The longer route includes approximately 500 meters of climbing, and a 10-kilometer option is also available as a hike with around 250 meters of elevation gain. The courses follow shaded paths near the chapel of Val des Nymphes and its ancient springs. They then proceed through vineyards, narrow single-track sections, and open viewpoints overlooking the surrounding countryside. This event offers a local, accessible race experience, distinct from a demanding mountain run. It provides sufficient elevation for a satisfying trail run, balanced with moderate effort and a peaceful exploration of the landscape around La Garde-Adhémar.

The 10 km de Tournon is a road race in Tournon-sur-Rhône, Ardèche, France, held in late November. The main event is a 10-kilometer run through the town streets, designed for both recreational runners and experienced club athletes. Entente Athlétique Tain Tournon, the local athletics club, organizes the race as part of its end-of-season schedule. The race route remains within Tournon-sur-Rhône, offering a compact town run on local streets rather than venturing into the countryside. The program also features children’s and junior races across several youth categories, plus a paired race for young participants. Following the run, participants can view Château de Tournon, the castle overlooking the Rhône that serves as a distinct local landmark beyond the finish line.

La Pracomtal is a 10 km race in Montségur-sur-Lauzon, a village in France’s Drôme department. It is a local road-running event with a low entry fee starting at 5 €, and registration is handled through le-sportif.com. The race supports the Téléthon, so it sits in the familiar French charity-race tradition rather than feeling like a purely competitive fixture. Practical details are shared through the La Foulée de la Truffe website, with André Charpentier listed as the contact for information.

Upienne l'Hivernale is a winter trail race held in Upie, a village in the Drôme at the foot of Mont Miery. It takes place in early January and offers three trail distances: 10 km, 14 km, and 19 km, all with morning starts. The 10 km race climbs 490 metres, the 14 km route has 550 metres of gain, and the 19 km route reaches 650 metres. This makes it a compact local trail event with significant climbing, suited to runners seeking a January outing on hilly terrain rather than a flat road race.

The Trail blanc de la Montagne ardéchoise is a winter trail race held in Astet, France, at the Chavade Bel-Air Nordic station. Participants can select between 10 km and 20 km routes, both designed for experienced runners. The field is limited to about 80 participants, and the terrain can be challenging, with snow, mud, and adverse weather conditions common. The routes traverse the woods surrounding the Nordic site, characterizing it as a mountain-forest race. The event has taken place at the Chavade Bel-Air site since 2019 and is expanding. In one past edition, Bernadette Roche provided the final instructions for the 20 km runners, and Corentin Haon won that distance on his first attempt in 1 hour and 20 minutes.