Where to jog Rhône-Alpes

In the thermal park of Fayet, we now move from tree to tree, balance and family (for younger children as early as 4 years). In this unique frame, two long Tyrolean to send to the air!

On the road leading to the Château de Chazeron, take the first path on the right after the former Manoir Fleuri. In the forest, you'll find three fitness trails, both fun and challenging. Loïc Bertrand, a member of the local council, will be on hand to unveil some curious sculptures. As an alternative to felling trees, he has used his chainsaw to give the stumps the poetic shapes of animals or goblins. today, 40 sculpted works are hidden in the woods.

On 2,1 km, this journey, which winds through the, forest of Lake Du, consists of about workshops: Slalom, horizontal ladders, bars, hedges… The health course has been completed recently by a 4,75 km sport course that takes the same route on departure and upon arrival.

The course opened in February 2008. Don't miss this sensation, a pleasant way to discover the fir forest along the tracks.

The Corrida, as its name does not indicate since there is a tendency to believe in a bullfighting event, is a night run organized for the past two years at the end of November in Puy-en-Velay. Several features distinguish this race from the others. The first, it is open and accessible to all because its course is less than 8 kilometres long and crosses the city of Le Puy on a flat track. Children can choose between a 1 or 2.5 km course. The second is that everyone is invited to dress up. The third, runners will be able to discover a surprisingly bright atmosphere throughout the course. The fourth, a DJ will be present throughout the event. So, are you convinced? Why don't you put on your sneakers?

How about a breath of fresh air on the banks of the Giffre? From the beautiful blue lake of Morillon, you can follow a well-maintained and marked path that leads you to the lake of Samoëns: the Lac aux Dames. This itinerary without difficulties will lead you to the water's edge and in the forest, with magnificent views on the surrounding summits, such as the famous Criou and Pic Marcelly. A footbridge at the end of the route will announce your arrival in Samoëns. It will take you about 1h30 to do the round trip.

The Beaujolais Vert region is an ideal starting point for nature trails. 4 departures from Tarare, with routes graded in red and blue difficulty. For beginners, it's all relative, but there's a great trail - which can also be hiked - to the Col des Sauvages and Notre-Dame de la Roche via Mont Chevrier. Long uphill workshop towards Chapelle de Bel Air. Numerous trailheads in the Beaujolais Vert region, a region ideally suited to trail running.

In the heart of the Giffre Valley, starting from the typical village of Samoëns, come and exceed your limits and face the sublime summits of the Haut-Giffre. The UTHG is the sporting event of the year not to be missed in the valley. If the ultra-trail is primarily aimed at great sportsmen with a good experience of the mountain (here, 127 km and 9 150 m of difference in altitude), the UTHG is also open to beginners with a 9 km course, allowing to discover the activity and its exceptional atmosphere.