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Yes, the Ardèche Run is a challenging race, but it’s accessible to anyone who has trained for a half-marathon.
For those who aren’t prepared for this distance, there’s a relay option (teams of two) that’s open to as many people as possible.
Check out our 10 tips for tackling the Ardèche Run challenge
The half marathon (21.7 km) is open to anyone who will be 18 years of age or older by the year of the event.
The relay race (10 or 12 km) is open to anyone who will be 16 years of age or older by the year of the event.
The Kid Partner* (1 km) is open to children ages 8 to 15.
* The Kid Partner event is not timed and does not result in any rankings
Adults are ranked just like all other half-marathon competitors.
Children are neither ranked nor timed (this is a regulatory requirement).
Please note: Adults must run behind the child, at the child’s pace.
Registration is open until midnight on June 15. We strongly recommend registering online, as it is easy, fast, and secure.
You don’t have to. You can submit your proof of eligibility when you register if you have it. But you can also submit it later, even on the day you pick up your race bib.
Please note: the medical certificate has been replaced by the PPS (Health Prevention Program).
Yes, race bibs can be picked up on race day from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM at
If you can’t be there by 5:30 PM on Saturday, a friend can pick it up for you with a copy of your ID.
No. On-site registration is not available.
The registration deadline for the Ardèche Run is listed on the Registration page. It may be moved up if the maximum number of participants is reached.
1,300 participants in the half marathon
260 participants in the relay race (130 teams)
70 participants (children) in the Kid Partner
200 participants in the hike
Yes. Return shuttles will run every 20 minutes from Antraïgues, from 8:00 p.m. to midnight. They will take runners back to the starting area (Stade Roqua). Please note: return shuttles are reserved for participants and volunteers.
Yes. You can leave a bag when you pick up your race number. It will be transported to Antraïgues and stored in a baggage area. You can pick it up at the finish line. Fragile items are not allowed, as they could be damaged during transport.
It's very simple:
The baton handoff takes place at the 9.5 km mark, in Asperjoc (in the courtyard of the community hall, Le Rigaudel).
Second-leg runners can be dropped off at the relay zone by shuttle buses (meet at 5:30 PM at Pont d’Ucel-City Park)
The first-leg runner must meet their teammate in the center of the courtyard and high-five them in front of the referees. The relay handoff zone is marked by a pink carpet.
The first runner must walk to the finish line (2.5 km, marked with arrows from the relay zone)
Note: When walking to the finish line, you must follow traffic rules.
Meet at Pont d’Ucel (near the starting line) by 5:30 p.m. at the latest to take a (free) shuttle that will drop you off at the relay zone.
The shuttle is waiting for youhere. But there will be signs pointing the way from the start.
Please note: Latecomers will not be waited for.
On foot! The first runner must catch up to their teammate via the road if they want to cross the finish line with him or her. To do so, they must follow the “K21” markings on the ground. They must walk (or jog) for about 2.5 kilometers.
They can also go directly to the finish line (same distance)
No. Unfortunately, we are unable to offer this service.
But hitchhiking works pretty well in Ardèche, so that’s an option.
No, clear signage will be posted along the half-marathon route
Since the vast majority of competitors have a running watch, we no longer mark the course with floor markings.
Here are a few easy-to-remember landmarks:
- Vals-les-Bains (refreshment station): KM5
- Valgirone Bridge (refreshment station): KM 10
- Craux Castle (refreshment station): KM14
- Refreshments on the descent to Antraigues: KM 18
The trail is marked with trail markers on the ground.
Yes, but make sure to get to Antraïgues before the roads close.
The best option is to park past the 10-kilometer mark or in Antraïgues, then walk to the volcano slope. Once the runners have passed, you’ll have time to walk to the finish line.
Please note: For safety reasons, accompanying cyclists are not permitted.
Yes, the Ardèche Run is a 100% road race.
That said, it’s a race that’s perfectly suited for trail running enthusiasts: elevation gain, scenery, nature, scenic views…
Just for you, we’re closing off one of the most beautiful roads in the Ardèche.
Yes, of course! Several teams have been running the Ardèche Run with a Joëlette every year since the very first edition! Ideally, you should start at the back of the pack so as not to get in the way of the other runners.
All participants must adhere to the following time limits:
KM5: 0:40
KM10: 1:23
KM14: 2:11
KM22: 3:15
If you finish outside these time limits, you must return your race bib to the organizers. You can then get into the sweep vehicle or walk to the finish line (while strictly observing traffic laws).
No, hikers must pick up a wristband at the Place d’Antraigues.
Ideally around 5 p.m. A tent will be set up for this purpose.
No, it’s not required. But if you’re not used to hiking on trails with some elevation gain, we recommend that you get a quick check-up from your doctor.
Yes, the hikes start in Ucel, near the Espace Deydier.
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