About the 160K
Perhaps the toughest 100 miler east of the Rockies... Get ready to be tested !
The 162 km is actually a 81 km loop to be ran twice. The 81 km loop goes through sections of Mont Brome, Mont des Pins, Mont Gale and Mont Oak as well as dirt roads among the most bucolic country roads of the province. The trails are very varied: some are large and easy while others are single tracks and highly technical (rocks, roots, steep slopes and multiple turns).
A morning start ensures that even the fast runners will have to run a good part with a head lamp. An additional challenge rarely found for these gazelles.
6437 m of positive altitude change. 14% of flat trails, tell your quads ahead of time!!
11 complete aid stations with everything you need and 8 water only stations.
Fantastic food prepared by different specialized restaurants of the region.
About the 80K
The 80 km goes through sections of Mont Brome, Mont des Pins, Mont Gale and Mont Oak as well as dirt roads among the most bucolic country roads of the province. The trails are very varied: some are large and easy while others are single tracks and highly technical (rocks, roots, steep slopes and multiple turns).
A night-time start, cold and potential rain will add an additional challenge to this two consecutive marathon race. Your mental resolve will be tested!
3257 m of positive altitude change. 14% of flat trails, Tell your quads ahead of time !
About the 55K
The 50 km goes through sections of Mont Brome, Mont des Pins, Mont Gale and Mont Oak as well as dirt roads among the most bucolic country roads of the province. The trails are very varied: some are large and easy while others are single tracks and highly technical (rocks, roots, steep slopes and multiple turns).
With its positive altitude change and autumn conditions on the course, expect to run a lot longer than your marathon time!!
2348 m of positive altitude change. Flat trails for less than 15% of the time.
