Trail Côte Sauvage 14 février 2027

Love the great outdoors? The Trail Côte Sauvage offers an unforgettable 28.5-kilometer journey through Ronce-les-Bains, set to take place on February 14, 2027. Nestled within a protected forest domain, runners will experience breathtaking scenery and challenging terrain that showcases the natural beauty of this region.
The route winds through dense woodland areas, providing both shaded paths under lush canopies and open stretches offering panoramic views of surrounding landscapes. Participants must be mindful of their pace as there is a strict time limit at 19 kilometers; those who do not meet it risk disqualification.
Registration fees are €17 until December 15th, with prices increasing to €20 thereafter. A PPS (Personal Performance Service) fee of €5 provides runners access to additional services and benefits for one year post-event. The event includes a mandatory chip timing system embedded in each runner's bib number, which must be returned at the finish line.
Upon crossing the finish line, participants are greeted with a delightful oyster tasting session that celebrates local culinary traditions while providing much-needed refreshment after their efforts on the trail.
The Centre Nautique Ronce-les-Bains serves as both the starting point and location for bib collection before race day. Bibs can also be picked up at specific times leading up to the event: Saturday, February 13th from 2 PM to 6 PM, and Sunday morning on February 14th between 7:30 AM and 8:45 AM.
Runners are reminded of strict rules against transferring their bib numbers or timing chips to others. The race organizers emphasize the importance of respecting this protected forest domain by adhering to all guidelines provided during registration and throughout the event.
For more information, updates on any changes, or detailed instructions regarding check-in procedures, visit the official website for Trail Côte Sauvage. Don't miss out on a unique opportunity to explore one of France's most enchanting trails while contributing positively to environmental conservation efforts in this cherished woodland area.