Ultra Lozère Trail - 110 km - 18 & 19 maY 2024

DAY 1 (Saturday) - 56km / 3200m ascent

Race start at 7.00am in Sainte-Enimie (town centre)

Finish in Sainte-Enimie (town centre)

DAY 2 (Sunday) - 54km / 2400m ascent

Race starts 6.00am in Sainte-Enimie (bivouac spot - EPMM)

Finish in Chanac (village hall - town centre)

Limited to 300 bibs (solo and duo included). Lozère in complete intimacy!

There are only 200 places at the bivouac, so don't wait until there are no more to sign up...

Fees :

105€ per participant (and per team-mate for duos) before 15 January 2025 ; €120 thereafter.
Beer and local meal on arrival included.
Shuttle bus to the start not included: €10
Bivouac (including Saturday evening meal, bedding and breakfast) extra: €40 per person

See details of timetables at the bottom of the page.

After ten or so editions of the Lozère Trail, with its 25km and 45km routes around Chanac, the Salta Bartas had the idea of taking the event beyond the 100km mark and into the Gorges du Tarn, where they often go on Sunday outings.

But they thought it would be a shame to spend part of the race without seeing the magnificent wild landscapes of these gorges, as well as the Causse Sauveterre and Causse Méjean, not forgetting the finish in the Lot Valley at Chanac. It was therefore obvious to offer a two-day race, during which you can savour every minute of the authentic and unspoilt landscapes, with a friendly bivouac that brings runners together in the Lozère Trail spirit of sharing.

The Ultra Lozère, 110 km in 2 days, was born. All that remained was to choose two routes covering the most beautiful paths in the region!

As we said, sharing and conviviality are at the heart of the Lozère Trail organisers' spirit, born of their desire to share their territory with you.

If you're looking for an extraordinary experience to share as a couple or with friends, take part in the Lozère Trail en duo! The principle is simple: you register under the same number, you set off together, you run the race together and you cross the finish line together. Two days of running, sharing the pleasures and fullness of the great outdoors, and supporting each other through the difficulties of the course.
We thought about going so far as to tie your ankles together, but we didn't overdo it.

Please note: The duo race is run from start to finish. If one of the team-mates drops out, the other automatically drops out. At Lozère Trail, solidarity counts.

The routes are subject to change so that you can enjoy them even more, in complete safety.

56km - 3200 m ascent

The route on the first day of the Ultra Lozère forms a loop, starting on the Causse Sauveterre, on the right bank of the Tarn, before crossing the Tarn shortly after the halfway point for two fine climbs on the Causse Méjean. Rocky paths, cliff edges, crossings of wild meadows, all with a formidable succession of climbs and descents that will not leave your legs indifferent.

At the finish, after a hearty refreshment, you can dip your legs in the Tarn to soothe them after a day spent frolicking happily around the river. You'll have earned it.

Minibuses make frequent round trips to take runners to the bivouac organised by Lozère Trail, at the Centre d'Activités de Pleine Nature de Sainte Enimie.

There, 8-bed marabouts with camp beds await you, so all you need to bring is a sleeping bag. There's also a hammam-jacuzzi area, a team of physiotherapists, and a good meal lovingly prepared to help you recover and regain your strength for the next day! It's also a great opportunity to run again!

54 km -2400 m ascent

Your day begins on the banks of the Tarn and Causse Méjean. Once you've left the Gorges at the Cabrunas feed station (you'll remember this climb for a long time), you can cross the Causse Sauveterre to Chanac. Don't be fooled, just because there are no more big bumps doesn't mean the route is easy. The Causse is full of surprises.

WITHDRAWAL OF RACE NUMBERS

• Friday: 4.30pm to 8pm - Chanac village hall
• Saturday: 5.30am to 5.45am - Chanac village hall
• No number collection in Sainte-Enimie (start of the 108km)

SHUTTLE BUS DEPARTURE

• Saturday: shuttle bus departs Chanac at 6.00 a.m. for the start in Ste-Enimie (arrival at 6.30 a.m.).
• No Chanac-Ste Enimie shuttle service on Sunday at the end of the Ultra.

RACE STARTS

• Saturday: 7am - Parking de la Gravière in Ste Enimie for the first stage
• Sunday: 6am - EPMM car park (bivouac site) in Ste Enimie for the second stage

DETAILS FOR THE BIVOUAC DURING THE ULTRA LOZÈRE TRAIL

• On Saturday morning at 6.00 am in Chanac, when you take the shuttle bus, you can leave your bag with a duvet and your belongings for the evening and the next day, so that we can take it to the bivouac site.
• On Saturday afternoon, at the finish of the first stage in Ste Enimie, once you've had enough to eat and drink, shuttle buses will take you to the bivouac site (1.5 km), where showers, hammam, jacuzzi, massages by a school of physiotherapists and, at 7.00 pm, a meal in the self-service restaurant await you.
• You will sleep under marabouts. There are 8 beds per marabout. Each bed has a mattress, sheet and blanket.
• Sunday morning, 4am: wake-up call, breakfast. Before the start of the second stage, you can again leave your bag with us, which we will drop off at the arrival point in Chanac.