What is the Montée du Chéry?

Opt for a different race format with 4 hours of racing against the clock and pushing yourself to the limit! The Montée du Chéry is 1.9km (uphill) with 380D+ and a gondola descent. If you’re feeling brave, you can do the Montée du Chéry on Saturday, followed by a trail run on Sunday.

Are there formats suitable for children?

Yes, children can run in the early years category (from the age of 6). You can find all the race formats here. People under the age of 20 cannot register for the red trail or the blue trail.

What is the new red trail route?

This year, discover a new course for those who like to get into the red! No more sticking to just one side of the village: for the 2026 edition, run the length and breadth of Les Gets. Start in the centre, head towards the Chavannes side, then continue along the Mont Chéry side. A route with unique landscapes.

Is a medical certificate compulsory?

No. You don’t necessarily need a medical certificate any more: your athletics licence number is all you need. If you don’t have a licence, you can obtain a certificate of fitness in just a few minutes by following the health prevention course available on the athle.fr website.

My registration has been marked incomplete. What should I do?

Please note: your registration is not yet complete. Please check that your licence/PPS number has been entered correctly. If the problem persists, the payment for your registration has not been recorded. You can connect to your I-chrono space using the runner code that appears in the registration confirmation email. We are still available at trail@lesgets.com.

Are there elite race numbers?

Elite race numbers can only be obtained on request from trail@lesgets.com

Where can I find departure times?

Each route has different departure times. You can find details on the Practical info page or on the page dedicated to each route.

Are dogs allowed on the course?

No, unless there is a medical requirement for the animal to be present.

Trail des Gets by Rossignol – Summer Trail

Vertical rise

As many climbs as possible in 4 hours, 380D+/climb

Distance

1.9 km (uphill)
Start at the foot of the Mont Chéry cable car

Rates

30 (solo) / €22.50 (duo)

Departure dates and times

Saturday 18 July 2026 at 09:00

The Mont Chéry Challenge Maximum ascent during 4h00

New this year: Relay format for the Défi du Chéry.

Want to take on Mont Chéry? Break your Strava record? We’ve got a 380D+ vertical run for you to complete in a loop over 4 hours to accumulate as much positive vertical drop as possible!

The descent will be by gondola (TC Chéry) to spare your joints and allow you to catch your breath.

4 hours of racing against the clock, pushing yourself to the limit and enjoying the thrill of the ride… Just thinking about it sends your cardio into a panic and your quads into a tizzy!

Warning: this race is physically demanding. It is recommended that you have some previous mountain running experience before taking part.

Start of the Trail des Gets by Rossignol in...

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The Chéry Challenge in a few figures

Difference in altitude: as many climbs as possible in 4 hours, 380D+/climb
Distance: 1.9 km (ascent)Start: Saturday 18 July 2026 at 09.00 am
Start area: foot of the Mont Chéry cable car
Number of race numbers: 150 – You can enter alone or in pairs, new relay format
Categories: U23 (2004-2006)
Entry fee: €30 (solo) / €22.50 (duo)

Refreshments only at the finish, at the top of the cable car. Depending on the heat, a water point will be set up at the following GPS point: 46.165220, 6.664016

INCLUDED IN THE RACE NUMBER:

Défi du Mont Chéry” finisher medals
Rescue and timing
Participant bag
Refreshments

Model medical certificate

FAQ : Trail des Gets 2026 By Rossignol

What is the Montée du Chéry?
Opt for a different race format with 4 hours of racing against the clock and pushing yourself to the limit! The Montée du Chéry is 1.9km (uphill) with 380D+ and a gondola descent. If you’re feeling brave, you can do the Montée du Chéry on Saturday, followed by a trail run on Sunday.
Are there formats suitable for children?
Yes, children can run in the early years category (from the age of 6). You can find all the race formats here. People under the age of 20 cannot register for the red trail or the blue trail.
What is the new red trail route?
This year, discover a new course for those who like to get into the red! No more sticking to just one side of the village: for the 2026 edition, run the length and breadth of Les Gets. Start in the centre, head towards the Chavannes side, then continue along the Mont Chéry side. A route with unique landscapes.
Is a medical certificate compulsory?
No. You don’t necessarily need a medical certificate any more: your athletics licence number is all you need. If you don’t have a licence, you can obtain a certificate of fitness in just a few minutes by following the health prevention course available on the athle.fr website.
My registration has been marked incomplete. What should I do?
Please note: your registration is not yet complete. Please check that your licence/PPS number has been entered correctly. If the problem persists, the payment for your registration has not been recorded. You can connect to your I-chrono space using the runner code that appears in the registration confirmation email.
We are still available at trail@lesgets.com.
Are there elite race numbers?
Elite race numbers can only be obtained on request from trail@lesgets.com
Where can I find departure times?
Each route has different departure times. You can find details on the Practical info page or on the page dedicated to each route.
Are dogs allowed on the course?
No, unless there is a medical requirement for the animal to be present.

The Mont Chéry Challenge An ascent of 380 D+ in a 4-hour loop

The Mont Chéry Challenge Maximum ascent during 4h00

The Chéry Challenge in a few figures

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