The Races
Which one to choose ?
What is The Chéry challenge ?
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.
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Are there races 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 20 years old cannot register for the red trail and the blue trail.
What is the new trail for the Red Race ?
This year, discover a new route for those who like to get into the red! No more sticking to just one side of the village: for the 2025 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.
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Registrations
Is the medical certificat mandatory ?
No. You don’t necessarily need a medical certificate – 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 is still incomplete, what can 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, your registration payment has not been recorded. You can log on to your I-chrono space using the runner code given in the registration confirmation email.
We remain available at trail@lesgets.com.
Are there elite race numbers?
Elite race numbers can only be obtained on request from trail@lesgets.com
Practical informations
Where I can find the departure times ?
Each route has different departure times. You can find full details on the Practical info page.
How can I can to Les Gets and where can I park ?
You can find all the access details on our page: Access.
Are dogs allowed on the course?
No, except in medical cases requiring the animal’s presence.
