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LA TOU'RUN is a trail running event held in La Tour-d'Aigues. The race village and bib pickup are located at Place Jean Jaurès, in front of the Château. Three timed trail routes are offered: a 10 km with 200 meters of elevation gain, a 16 km with 370 meters, and a 21 km with 530 meters. The 16 km and 21 km races begin in the morning, followed by the 10 km and the walking options. Additionally, a solidarity walk of 6 or 10 km is available between La Tour-d'Aigues and La Bastidonne, with reduced prices for children. All proceeds benefit Institut du Sein Marseille Provence, giving the event a charitable purpose. Awards are presented to the top three men and women in each race. Each female participant receives a rose, and a buffet with drinks awaits runners at the finish. Advance registration is required, as on-site sign-ups are not permitted and places are limited.

Course des Châteaux du Puy-Sainte-Réparade is a new race series held within the wine estates surrounding Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade, north of Aix-en-Provence. Participants can select a 10 km race or a 21 km race, with a 6 km option for walkers. The routes are not flat road loops; the short race involves approximately 170 meters of climbing, the 21 km race about 340 meters, and the walk includes about 120 meters of ascent. Starts are from Gymnase Cosec on avenue du Stade, with the longer race commencing first, followed by the shorter race, and then the walk. The course consists of roughly half trails and vineyards, and half roads, providing a countryside trail character distinct from a typical town run. It passes through Château de Fonscolombe, Château Paradis, Château La Coste, and Tour Campanets. A key attraction is the access granted to wine domains not usually open to the public. The local club KM 610 established the event with backing from the town hall, following a significant absence of competitive running in the Puy-Sainte-Réparade countryside. Demand was immediate, with all 800 bibs sold by late May. Organizer Max Bajolle cited the route, varied distances, artistic elements, and engagement with younger runners via social media as contributing factors.

L'Alpi Trail de Pichauris is a trail-running weekend in Allauch, near Marseille in the Bouches-du-Rhône. Held in early November, it offers runners several options in the hills, with short trail distances of approximately 12 km and 21 km, longer routes around 44 km, and an ultra option of about 82 to 85 km. The event also features relay formats and contributes to the UTMB Index, attracting both casual off-road runners and those pursuing challenging mountain objectives. The routes traverse the Pichauris Regional Park and the Garlaban massif, utilizing dirt trails instead of asphalt. Runners ascend hills associated with Marcel Pagnol, cross valleys, pass through Provençal garrigue, and gain views over the bay of Marseille. The terrain incorporates mountain and cliff sections, making even the shorter races more than a simple countryside jog. The event has welcomed nature-loving runners since 2015, providing options suitable for initial trail attempts and demanding enough for experienced ultra runners.

The Course du Bailli begins at the Gymnase de la Seigneurie in Saint-Cannat. The morning features 7 km, 11.5 km, and 21 km foot races. This event includes both running and walking options for the 7 km and 11.5 km distances, distinguishing it from a single-distance road race. Separate races are organized for children aged 6-8 and 9-10. The event supports La Maison de Gardanne, a palliative care facility, with all profits directed to it. The prior edition generated close to EUR6,000, underscoring the race's charitable aim. Runners, walkers, families, and children gather at the event's central location in Saint-Cannat. Registration is managed via Kms.fr, and information can be found on the race's Facebook page and the Saint-Cannat municipal website.

La Foulée Croisienne is a trail race in La Croix-Valmer, a village in the Var department on France’s Mediterranean coast. It takes place in mid-February and offers runners two off-road options: a 12 km trail and a 21.0975 km half-marathon. Both courses are single-loop trails set in nature, emphasizing hills and outdoor running over a flat road race. The shorter course, the more popular choice, ascends 336 metres, while the half-marathon course climbs 761 metres. The last edition attracted over 100 participants, marking it as a small local event rather than a large-scale race.

La Foulée Croisienne is a nature trail race held in La Croix-Valmer, located in the Var region of the French Riviera. Typically occurring in mid-February, it offers participants two distance options: a 12 km trail featuring approximately 330 to 336 meters of elevation gain, or a 21 km route with around 760 to 761 meters of climbing. This event, organized by the Sports Department of La Croix-Valmer, boasts a long tradition, having completed over three dozen editions. Both courses primarily traverse La Croix-Valmer, with brief extensions into Gassin, Cogolin, and Cavalaire-sur-Mer. The race commences in front of the town hall, proceeding through areas like Le Graffonier, Bagueirede, and the Hauts de Peinier, before returning via Les Rochers Blancs and the reservoirs. The finish line is situated before the elementary school, meaning the race starts and concludes within the village itself, not at a distant trailhead.

The Trail des Mange-Lamberts is a March trail running event held in Puget-sur-Argens, located in the Var department of southern France. Participants can choose between two timed off-road courses: the 21 km TML, featuring 1000 m of elevation gain, and the 11 km Rataillon, with approximately 400 m of climbing. For those preferring a less strenuous activity, the Terres Gastes hike is offered at 12 km with an 85 m elevation gain. The event is organized by the Puget-sur-Argens town hall's sports and events department, supported by the local secular cultural foyer association. The TML serves as the primary challenge, while the Rataillon provides a demanding yet shorter option. The event also incorporates music and entertainment along the course and at the finish line. A significant portion of the proceeds benefits a local association dedicated to social and solidarity initiatives. Bib pickup is available prior to the race at Intersport in Puget-sur-Argens, or on race morning at La Lieutenante. On-site registration is not available.

Trail des Mange-Lamberts is a late-winter trail event held in Puget-sur-Argens, located in the Var department of southern France. Participants can select from two off-road distances: the 21 km TML, featuring 1,000 m of elevation gain, and the 11 km Rataillon, with 400 m of climbing. Additionally, a 12 km Terres Gastes walk is available, offering just 85 m of elevation gain, ensuring the day accommodates more than just runners seeking a strenuous challenge. The event is organized by the City of Puget-sur-Argens in conjunction with the local secular cultural foyer association. The longer race presents a more challenging ascent, while the shorter trail attracts a larger number of participants. Past events have seen over 300 runners on the 11 km course, compared to over 100 on the 21 km route. The event incorporates entertainment along the course and at the finish line, contributing to a local festival atmosphere rather than a simple race day. A significant portion of the proceeds benefits a local association dedicated to social and solidarity initiatives. Bib collection is available prior to race day at Intersport in Puget-sur-Argens or on race morning at La Lieutenante. Advance registration is required, as on-site entry is not permitted.

The Semi-marathon des Hameaux is a road race in Pierrefeu-du-Var, offering a traditional 21.1 km half marathon and a 10 km race. Located in Provence Verte, near the Massif des Maures, it provides runners with an asphalt course suitable for both licensed competitors and recreational participants. The courses follow the roads around the commune, winding past vineyards, the plains of the Var, and the small hamlets near the village. The route profile combines flat, fast sections with moderate climbs, making it appropriate for runners assessing their fitness over an official distance, as well as those seeking a challenging hilly course entirely on pavement.

The Semi-marathon et 10km de Hyères is a road race held in Hyères, a town in the Var department of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur in southern France. The event includes three distances: 5 km, 10 km, and a half marathon of 21.0975 km. It typically takes place in mid-March. The routes are very flat, making the event suitable for first-time racers and those seeking a steady pace. The course winds between the seafront and the town streets, offering runners both coastal and urban sections instead of a simple out-and-back route. The half marathon is a long-standing local race, and the overall event attracts over 2,000 participants across all distances. It holds a bronze label from the French Athletics Federation, indicating a well-organized road race.