TRAIL DU CAMP DE Cé

On September 20, 2026, the Foulée Folgoatienne hosts its third edition of the Trail du Camp de Cé, featuring two timed trail races over distances of 10.5 and 18 kilometers. The race packet pick-up will take place at Halle de Loisirs in Folgoët (Complexe sportif) starting from 8:30 AM on the day of the event.
The shorter 10.5-kilometer trail starts at 10:00 AM, with a total elevation gain of 72 meters, while the longer 18-kilometer route begins at 9:30 AM and climbs up by 229 meters in total. Both races wind through stunning trails and paths within Folgoët's newly developed Creyer Valley as well as the legendary Camp de Cé area.
Participants will also traverse scenic routes near Ploudaniel, Le Drennec, and Lanarvily during their runs. Entry fees are set at €10 for the 10-kilometer race and €12 for those taking on the longer distance challenge. Registrations must be completed via Kiklego by September 19th at 7:00 PM, with entrants required to present a Health Prevention Plan (PPS). The total number of participants is capped at 500 per race.
Along the course and upon finishing, runners can expect refreshment stations that encourage them to bring their own containers. A cold beer and hot crêpe await all finishers as part of the celebration. Additionally, top male and female athletes from each category will receive special awards for their achievements.
Proceeds from this event are partially donated to two local charities: "Enora tous avec toi" in Milizac-Guipronvel, supporting young Enora's cause, and "Charcot 29," an association based in Plabennec that assists patients suffering from Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease along with their families.
This race is not only a sporting event but also a community-driven initiative aimed at being supportive, unique, festive, welcoming to all ages, and family-friendly. It promises runners a memorable experience amidst the beauty of Brittany's trails.
The Trail du Camp de Cé offers an immersive journey through picturesque landscapes, challenging terrain, and warm-hearted support from both organizers and spectators alike.