ROAG Sports Events Administration

The very popular Fun Jog is making a comeback this year. This 5km race is an invitation for an epic family adventure in the heart of stunning scenery. The course is specially designed for families with children to enjoy a leisurely stroll and take in the splendour of the surroundings.

This intermediate-level trail run demands a certain degree of fitness but remains within reach of amateur trail runners looking for a bit for challenge. This year, Deux Mamelles will feature an exciting route with a wide range of terrain, challenging ascents and descents, and varied landscapes, each one more spectacular than the previous.

The 7km race departs in the village of Beau Bois and follows a route through verdant sugarcane fields, taking runners to the foot of the beautiful Deux Mamelles Mountain, and weaving through the heart of a lush forest on a single-track trail. This race provides the quintessential running experience. 

The distinguishing characteristic of this race is that it leads to the pass between two of the most iconic mountains of the island, Le Pouce and Pieter Both.

The course is a bit more demanding, alternating between crossing steep passes and valleys with a pastoral setting, topped off with the famous Malenga stairs.

A long trail runs through dense foliage from the village to the pass that will allow participants to make their way between Le Pouce and Pieter Both Mountains. They will then head back into the lush greenery carpeting Vallée de Bernardin de St-Pierre and Vallée des Prêtres below.

The Petit Both course joins the Grand Pouce track at Walmykie before heading towards the Crève Coeur pass. The trail runners will proceed up the renowned Malenga stairs before following the trail winding around Deux Mamelles. Finally, a downhill run across sprawling sugarcane fields will take them to the finish line in Beau Bois for a well-deserved rest.

A racing experience that combines a technical terrain with breathtaking scenery!

This year you can run in a team of 10 participants in the 15km Race and represent an ONG of your choice.

This is the event’s longest and most technical race, putting the endurance and motivation of participants to the test. Despite the challenge, hundreds of seasoned trail enthusiasts sign up each year to take on Le Grand Pouce.

Runners will take a dirt track from Beau Bois to the foothills of Le Pouce Mountain and climb its slopes. They will then tackle a rather technical section heading down to the Dauguet parking before facing a succession of uphills and downhills in the heart of Vallée Pitot.

The race will continue through enchanting scenery, from the slopes of the mythical Pieter Both to the village of Crève Cœur. Runners will then make their way up the winding Malenga stairs before going around Deux Mamelles.

Turning their backs to the mountains, they will head into the final part of the race across sugarcane fields to reach the race village.

This is certainly not an easy trail, but the beauty of the surrounding nature makes every step worth it!