Trail Running Walking & Hiking Skyrunner World Series

Lozère Trail

Trail Running and Walking & Hiking covering 10 km to 110 km with up to 5,600 m D+ in Chanac (Occitanie, France)

Location

Chanac, Occitanie, FranceShow on map(44.4668° N, 3.3405° E)

Date & StatusDate to be announcedDate TBA

First edition2003

Elevation gainUp to +5,600 m

Lozère Trail is an endurance sporting event in Chanac, Occitanie, FR focused on Trail Running and Walking & Hiking. First held in 2003, the event is an established fixture on the endurance calendar. It is part of Skyrunner World Series. Key features include Forest, Kids & Youth Races, Mountain, Nature & Off-Road.

The race program comprises 8 competitions, including Ultra Lozère (110 km, +5,600 m D+), Ultra Lozère en duo (110 km, +5,600 m D+), Lozère Trail 2 rivières (52 km, +2,400 m D+), Lozère Trail (27 km, +1,100 m D+), Sky Race Gorges du Tarn (25 km, +1,900 m D+), and Walking 20 km (20 km, +700 m D+) (8 competitions in total). The exact date for the next edition is currently open and will be announced by the organizer. Official race regulations, course details, and registration information are provided on the organizer's website (lozeretrail.com).

Official website

Lozère Trail in Chanac (Work: "David Kelleher representing Republic of Ireland and Stuart McNally representing Great Britain competing in the World Masters Mountain Running Championships in 2022", Photo: Athetics123, License: CC BY-SA 4.0, Source: Wikimedia Commons) — "David Kelleher representing Republic of Ireland and Stuart McNally representing Great Britain competing in the World Masters Mountain Running Championships in 2022" · Photo: **Athetics123** · Wikimedia CommonsCC BY-SA 4.0
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Event characteristics

Forest Kids & Youth Races Mountain Nature & Off-Road Culture & History Relay Multi-Day High Altitude Bridges & Viaducts Waterfall Stage Race Duo Skyrunning

Races & distances (8)

Competition	Discipline	Distance	Elevation gain	Altitude range	Course type	Course & profile
Ultra Lozère	Trail Running	110 km	+5,600 m	462 m - 1,129 m	Loop course	Route & profile
Ultra Lozère en duo	Trail Running	110 km	+5,600 m	462 m - 1,129 m	Loop course	Route & profile
Lozère Trail 2 rivières	Trail Running	52 km	+2,400 m	479 m - 1,022 m	Point-to-point course	Route & profile
Lozère Trail	Trail Running	27 km	+1,100 m	658 m - 1,120 m	Loop course	Route & profile
Sky Race Gorges du Tarn	Trail Running	25 km	+1,900 m	661 m - 1,459 m	Loop course	Route & profile
Walking 20 km	Walking & Hiking	20 km	+700 m	649 m - 943 m	Loop course	Route & profile
La Salta Bartas	Trail Running	12 km	+500 m	649 m - 931 m	Loop course	Route & profile
Walking 10 km	Walking & Hiking	10 km	+300 m	655 m - 781 m	Loop course	Route & profile

Course & Elevation Telemetry

Course route & map

Distance

110 km

Elevation gain

+5,600 m D+

Elevation loss

-5,600 m D-

Altitude range

462 m - 1,129 m

Gradient (Avg / Max)

10.2 % / 35 %

Course format

Loop course

110 km+5,600 m D+Peak 1,129 m

Start (S)Finish (F)DownhillFlatClimbSteep

Elevation profile & course telemetry

Altitude from 462 m to 1,129 m above sea level (+5,600 m D+, -5,600 m D-)

Peak: 1,129 m·at 44 km·Ø 10.2 %

Event Information & Answers

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

When and where does Lozère Trail take place?

Lozère Trail takes place in Chanac, Occitanie, FR (start area at coordinates 44.4668° N, 3.3405° E). The exact date for the next edition is currently open and will be announced by the organizer.

What races and distances are offered at Lozère Trail?

The race program comprises 8 competitions, including Ultra Lozère (110 km, +5,600 m D+), Ultra Lozère en duo (110 km, +5,600 m D+), Lozère Trail 2 rivières (52 km, +2,400 m D+), Lozère Trail (27 km, +1,100 m D+), Sky Race Gorges du Tarn (25 km, +1,900 m D+), and Walking 20 km (20 km, +700 m D+) (8 competitions in total). The competitions belong to Trail Running and Walking & Hiking.

What is the course layout and elevation profile for Lozère Trail?

The main competition (Ultra Lozère over 110 km) is designed as a loop course featuring +5,600 m of elevation gain and -5,600 m of elevation loss, ranging between 462 m and 1,129 m above sea level. An interactive course map with a verified 3D GPS track, kilometer markers, and GPX download is available in the course section on this page.

Where can I find registration and official race rules for Lozère Trail?

Official race regulations, course details, and registration information are provided on the organizer's website (lozeretrail.com).