LA Grenobloie

LA Grenobloise 2026, set for September 20th, is an ambitious and solidarity-driven race organized by ASPTT Grenoble Grésivaudan Athlétisme. This annual event has become a must-attend gathering that brings together club members, volunteers, and participants to support two critical causes: the French League Against Cancer and Enfant Bleu Grenoble.
The organizers are committed to engaging more people from Isère and beyond in this significant cause. The vibrant pink wave that sweeps through Grenoble during LA Grenobloise is a powerful symbol of solidarity against breast cancer but also an inclusive event for all genders and ages, welcoming participants aged 11 and above.
Two distinct routes cater to different preferences:
- An urban race covering 8 kilometers invites runners over the age of 14 who wish to challenge themselves.
- A scenic walk along Paul Mistral Park's pathways spans 4.5 kilometers, suitable for all those (aged 11+) preferring a more leisurely pace.
Early bird registration fees are set at €13 per participant until July 16th, after which the standard fee of €15 applies up to September 18th by 2:00 PM. Both events come with an official event t-shirt for early registrants, adding another incentive to sign up promptly.
All proceeds from registration fees contribute directly to the supported charities; a fixed amount of €3 per participant is donated—€2 goes to the French League Against Cancer and €1 to Enfant Bleu Grenoble—with additional opportunities to make voluntary donations online.
Registration closes on September 18th at 2:00 PM, with no walk-in sign-ups available. Participants can register or find more information via www.lagrenobloise.fr.
Stay connected for updates and event details through the official Facebook page @lagrenobloise.isere and Instagram account @lagrenobloise.isere. For further inquiries, contact Eliandre at 04 76 31 06 19 or email [email protected].
Join LA Grenobloise for a day of meaningful action in the heart of Grenoble's beautiful Parc Paul Mistral on Boulevard Jean Pain.