Running
170 km
170 km
Start: Aug 22, 06:00 AM
35.00 EUR

Running
170 km
170 km
Start: Aug 22, 06:00 AM
35.00 EUR
Running
170 km
170 km
Start: Aug 22, 06:00 AM
Running
88 km
88 km
Start: Aug 22, 06:00 AM
Running
88 km
88 km
Start: Aug 22, 06:00 AM
Running
45 km
45 km
Start: Aug 22, 06:00 AM
Running
39 km
39 km
Start: Aug 21, 12:00 AM
Running
26 km
26 km
Start: Aug 21, 12:00 AM
Running
23 km
23 km
Start: Aug 21, 12:00 AM
Running
10 km
10 km
Start: 10:00 AM
Running
5 km
5 km
Start: Aug 21, 04:00 PM
Running
4 km
4 km
Start: Aug 21, 12:00 AM
An ultra-trail race set in the heart of the Gaspésie massif, offering technical single-track with relentless elevation changes through exceptional mountain scenery. Presented as one of Eastern Canada's most demanding and rewarding trail races.
Aid stations provide water, electrolytes, and solid food throughout the course.
Pacemakers are provided on the 170 km and 88 km: refer to the "Pacer" flag on the start corrals (start waves listed in the 'Renntag for runners' schedule) and to the FAQ for a fee of 35 € on the 170 km. Pacers run with participants to help maintain target times.
Monthly averages based on historical data (2000–present).
Registration closes a few weeks before each start wave. See the registration page for exact deadlines: no refunds after registration closes, but date/session transfers are allowed while spots are available; if the event is cancelled, a full refund is issued.
Yes. The briefing is mandatory for all participants and covers route rules, aid stations, safety, and marker requirements.
You may choose a traditional plastic buckle or a hypoallergenic silicone D-Ring.
Pacers are provided on the 170 km and 88 km. They are assigned to start corrals labeled 'Pacer'; see the Renntag schedule and FAQ for details and the 35 € fee on the 170 km.
The 170 km has a 30-hour cutoff; the 88 km has a 24-hour cutoff; other distances have cutoffs as defined on site and in the briefing.
No, pets are not allowed on the trails.
Course support includes aid stations, safety teams, and checkpoint volunteers. Race communication is via the event app and in-person briefings.
You are required to carry a timing chip (provided), a map (provided), a whistle, a headlamp with fresh batteries, and a fully charged phone with the event app.
Yes, expect significant elevation (up to 3,300 m cumulative gain on the 170 km) and rapidly changing mountain weather; be prepared for cold, wind, and possible rain at altitude.
Last updated: Jun 6, 2026, 12:30:44 AM
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