Past Event
Trail running race of 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 or 30 kilometers
La Classique Tremblant, presented by Arc'teryx
Oct
17
Date & Time
Oct. 17, 2026
6:30 AM — 1:00 PM
This event has happened in the past.
Presented by
For its 12th edition, La Classique Tremblant invites you to experience trail running in the heart of the Laurentians, surrounded by spectacular fall scenery. Whether you're new to running, a seasoned trail enthusiast, or simply looking for a mountain challenge, choose from 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, or 30 km courses designed for all levels. It’s a unique opportunity to push your limits, explore Tremblant’s trails, and share your passion in a welcoming and energetic atmosphere.
For its 12th edition, La Classique Tremblant invites you to experience trail running in the heart of the Laurentians, surrounded by spectacular fall scenery. Whether you're new to running, a seasoned trail enthusiast, or simply looking for a mountain challenge, choose from 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, or 30 km courses designed for all levels. It’s a unique opportunity to push your limits, explore Tremblant’s trails, and share your passion in a welcoming and energetic atmosphere.
Oct
17
Past Event
Trail running race of 1, 3, 5, 10, 20 or 30 kilometers
La Classique Tremblant, presented by Arc'teryx
Date & Time
Oct. 17, 2026
6:30 AM — 1:00 PM
This event has happened in the past.
Presented by
For its 12th edition, La Classique Tremblant invites you to experience trail running in the heart of the Laurentians, surrounded by spectacular fall scenery. Whether you're new to running, a seasoned trail enthusiast, or simply looking for a mountain challenge, choose from 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, or 30 km courses designed for all levels. It’s a unique opportunity to push your limits, explore Tremblant’s trails, and share your passion in a welcoming and energetic atmosphere.
For its 12th edition, La Classique Tremblant invites you to experience trail running in the heart of the Laurentians, surrounded by spectacular fall scenery. Whether you're new to running, a seasoned trail enthusiast, or simply looking for a mountain challenge, choose from 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, or 30 km courses designed for all levels. It’s a unique opportunity to push your limits, explore Tremblant’s trails, and share your passion in a welcoming and energetic atmosphere.
Race details
October 16 - Changes to the 20 km and 30 km Courses
30 km
20 km
30 km
- After the start, follow the 10 km course until kilometre 9, beneath the Flying Mile chairlift. Continue straight ahead, pass the Johannsen pitch, then take the DesSeres trail.
- Turn right onto the Chalumeau trail and continue to your first aid station, Grand Brûlé, at kilometre 9.5. From there, turn left onto the Grand Brûlé trail and continue straight onto the Charron trail at the intersection with Ryan Haut and Ryan Bas.
- At kilometre 15.4, where the Vertigo and Sasquatch trails meet, turn right onto Sasquatch and cross Chemin Nansen. You will then reach your second aid station, La Classique, at kilometre 15.6, before continuing toward the Le Sommet aid station at kilometre 19.5.
- From the summit, descend the Taschereau trail for approximately 30 metres before turning left onto Ryan Haut, continuing to the intersection with Ryan Bas and Charron.
- On your second pass through this intersection, turn left onto a mountain bike trail leading to Les Bouleaux. After approximately 20 metres, turn left onto the Grand Brûlé trail and climb for 50 metres before turning left again to return to the same intersection.
- On your third pass, continue straight onto the Charron trail, where you rejoin the original course all the way to the finish line.
20 km
- The course remains unchanged until the summit aid station at kilometre 10.
- From there, descend the Taschereau trail for approximately 30 metres before turning left onto Ryan Haut, continuing to the intersection with Ryan Bas and Charron. Next, turn left onto a mountain bike trail leading to Les Bouleaux.
- After approximately 20 metres, turn left onto the Grand Brûlé trail and follow it for 50 metres before turning left again to return to the same intersection.
- Continue straight onto the Charron trail, where you rejoin the original course all the way to the finish line.
| 30 km 1 288 m D+  |
20 km 849 m D+ |
10 km 491 m D+ |
5 km 271 m D+ |
3 km 122 m D+ |
1 km 40 m D+ |
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| NEW COURSE Strava / GPX |
NEW COURSE Strava / GPX |
Strava / GPX / PDF | Strava / GPX / PDF | Strava / GPX / PDF | Strava / GPX | |
| Departure times | Wave starts from 8 a.m | Start at 9 a.m | Start at 9:20 a.m | Start at 9:40 a.m | Start at 11 a.m | |
| Aid stations | km 6.2, 9.5, 15.6, 19.5 & 23.8 | km 6.2, 10.2 & 16.6 | km 6.5 | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Cut-off times | 12:30 p.m - km 19.5 |
12:30 p.m - km 10.2 | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
| Age category | 16 y/o+ | 12 y/o+ | 10 y/o+ | 7 y/o+ | 4 y/o+ | 0-12 y/o |
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Mandatory and recommended equipment by distance
Refer to the list of mandatory and highly recommended equipment for each race distance. These items can make a huge difference for you in the middle of the forest, waiting for help or simply to be able to continue on your way to a place where help can come to you more easily. Staying mobile is a survival principle not to be forgotten.
Mandatory Recommended Authorized Prohibited
Cups and/or food containers
No cups will be handed out at the various aid stations. At the very least, have a collapsible style cup (hydrapak or equivalent). Water bottles may be refilled at the rate our volunteers can support (calculate your needs based on the other aid stations available, water is heavy to carry, but also essential to your well-being).
EpiPen
For people with severe allergies that could endanger their life during this event.
Whistle
A call for help is clear when the whistle is used.
Personal emergency food
if you find yourself waiting for help, coming to the aid of another injured person, or getting lost, you'll be glad to have a few easy-to-ingest calories with you (bars, gels, jujubes, etc.).
Survival blanket
In hot or cold weather, a survival blanket helps to regulate your body temperature. When you're waiting for an evacuation due to an injury, a blanket will save you a lot of discomfort.
Breathable waterproof windbreaker
In cold or wet weather, this item helps you regulate your body temperature and saves you lots of energy.
Tuque (bonnet ou bandana)
We lose 30% of our body heat through our head... this is an item that can work miracles.
Earphones
Out of respect for other runners and volunteers on the course who may need to communicate with participants, we prohibit earbuds and headphones that block the inner ear or completely cover the ears.
Mandatory Recommended Authorized Prohibited
| 30 km | 20 km | 10 km | 5 km | 3 km | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cups and/or food containers | |||||
| EpiPen | |||||
| Whistle | |||||
| Water flask or bottle (500 ml+) | |||||
| Personal emergency food | |||||
| Survival blanket | |||||
| Breathable waterproof windbreaker | |||||
| Tuque (beanie or bandana) | |||||
| Poles | |||||
| Earphones |
No cups will be handed out at the various aid stations. At the very least, have a collapsible style cup (hydrapak or equivalent). Water bottles may be refilled at the rate our volunteers can support (calculate your needs based on the other aid stations available, water is heavy to carry, but also essential to your well-being).
EpiPen
For people with severe allergies that could endanger their life during this event.
Whistle
A call for help is clear when the whistle is used.
Personal emergency food
if you find yourself waiting for help, coming to the aid of another injured person, or getting lost, you'll be glad to have a few easy-to-ingest calories with you (bars, gels, jujubes, etc.).
Survival blanket
In hot or cold weather, a survival blanket helps to regulate your body temperature. When you're waiting for an evacuation due to an injury, a blanket will save you a lot of discomfort.
Breathable waterproof windbreaker
In cold or wet weather, this item helps you regulate your body temperature and saves you lots of energy.
Tuque (bonnet ou bandana)
We lose 30% of our body heat through our head... this is an item that can work miracles.
Earphones
Out of respect for other runners and volunteers on the course who may need to communicate with participants, we prohibit earbuds and headphones that block the inner ear or completely cover the ears.
Start, Finish and aid stations
- All race starts will take place at Place Saint-Bernard, located in the pedestrian village. The finish line will be on the Onésime carpet.
- 30 km and 20 km races starts will be given simultaneously by waves from 8 a.m, based on estimated times. Mandatory pre-race briefing at 7:45 a.m.
- For all other distances, the pre-race briefing mandatory for all athletes will be held 5 minutes prior to each start.
- Aid stations will offer water and sports hydration drinks. A post-race refreshment area will welcome all runners at the finish line with water, fruit, and warm vegetable broth. Please note that all participants must bring their own cup or bottle, as no containers will be provided on site.
Bib collection
- Race bibs will be available for pick up at Chalet des Voyageurs on Friday October 16 from 5 p.m to 9 p.m, and on the morning of the race, from 6:30 a.m up to 30 minutes before your start.
- We strongly recommend that you arrive at least one hour before your start time to pick up your bib and prepare for your race.
- Another person can pick up your bib upon presentation of proof of registration.
- The bib must be placed horizontally on the front and visible throughout the race.
Prize giving ceremony
- Trophies will be awarded to the top 3 in the 3, 5, 10, 20 and 30km distances. All medal winners will have to pick them up themselves at the tent set-up for this purpose upon announcements of the results to be published on ms1timing.com with your race bib number.
- Overall male and female podiums with prizes for 3km / 5km / 10km / 20km / 30km.
- Podiums by distance/men/women/all ages will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each distance as they cross the finish line.
Transfers, modifications and cancellation
- To change your distance, please log in to your customer account on ms1timing.com. You will have to pay the difference if you go to a longer distance. However, no refund will be made for a change at a shorter distance.
- No transfers to another distance will be allowed once registration is full.
- Name changes are accepted until October 1.
- No refunds if the race takes place.
Results
2026 / 2025 / 2024 / 2023 / 2022 /2021 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 / 2015 / 2014
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A Fall Tradition Fueled by Local Passion
Since its first edition in 2014, La Classique Tremblant has been driven by passionate locals and has become a fall tradition that brings the community together to get active, push their limits, and share a unique experience on the mountain. From runners to volunteers, everyone contributes to the authentic, welcoming atmosphere that has become the event’s signature.
Partners
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Prepare for your race
Let us guide you to explore the trails with confidence
Tips for managing your nutrition effectively
Nutrition plays a key role when heading out for a run. Here are a few tips from sports nutritionist Ariane Lavigne.
Runs with the La Foulée du Nord running club
Free and open to all, these friendly social sessions run from May to October. Our volunteer ambassadors ensure the pace and distance suit all participants.
Choosing the Right Trail Running Shoes
Before heading out on the trails, it’s essential to choose shoes that match your needs and the type of terrain.