For the second year running, the Trail de Bonifacio is offering a new route, incorporating the Strada Vecia path into the traditional Campu Rumanilu loop.
For this 21st edition, two race formats with different distances are on offer:
- Trail des Falaises :
- Race open to all, from the Cadet category (14 years and over)
- Distance: 8 km
- Ascent: 300 m
- Entry fee: €25
- Start: 9.15am, in front of the Minute car park, on the Marine
- Course: loop towards the Haute-Ville, then along the cliffs on the south side, before returning via the Spassighjata (Quai d'Honneur) for the finish.
- Refreshments: at the finish
- Trail de Bonifacio :
- Race open to all, from the Junior category (18 years and over)
- Distance: 17.3 km
- Ascent: 540 m
- Entry fee: €30
- Start: 9.30 am, in front of the Gare Maritime, on La Marine
- Route: loop around to the cliffs on the north side, passing through the Haute-Ville, then back along the cliffs on the south side, before reaching the Spassighjata (Quai d'Honneur) for the finish.
- Refreshments: at the halfway point and at the end of the race
- Time barrier: at the halfway point
Practical information:
- Registration is open online at sportsnconnect.com (until Friday 24 October).
- Numbers can be collected directly from the Marine on Saturday 25 October, from 2pm to 7pm, and on Sunday 26 October, from 7am to 8.30am.
- The routes of the two trail itineraries are shown below.
- Prizes will be awarded to the top three overall finishers, women and men, and to the top finishers in each category, women and men.
- A buffet lunch will be served to runners at the end of the race, after the awards ceremony on the podium.
- Charity walk :
- Walk open to all
- Distance: approx. 6 km
- Elevation gain: 150 m
- Entry fee: €10 (all proceeds to be donated to the Handicap Extrême Sud association)
- Start: 9.45am, in front of the Minute car park, on La Marine
- Route: a lovely loop through the Bonifacian countryside
- No refreshments
Registration for the walk will take place directly at La Marine on Saturday 25 October, from 2pm to 7pm, and on Sunday 26 October, from 7am to 8.30am.
It's a unique event, combining a sporting challenge accessible to all levels with an immersion in breathtaking scenery!
For this 21st edition, two race formats with different distances are on offer:
- Trail des Falaises :
- Race open to all, from the Cadet category (14 years and over)
- Distance: 8 km
- Ascent: 300 m
- Entry fee: €25
- Start: 9.15am, in front of the Minute car park, on the Marine
- Course: loop towards the Haute-Ville, then along the cliffs on the south side, before returning via the Spassighjata (Quai d'Honneur) for the finish.
- Refreshments: at the finish
- Trail de Bonifacio :
- Race open to all, from the Junior category (18 years and over)
- Distance: 17.3 km
- Ascent: 540 m
- Entry fee: €30
- Start: 9.30 am, in front of the Gare Maritime, on La Marine
- Route: loop around to the cliffs on the north side, passing through the Haute-Ville, then back along the cliffs on the south side, before reaching the Spassighjata (Quai d'Honneur) for the finish.
- Refreshments: at the halfway point and at the end of the race
- Time barrier: at the halfway point
Practical information:
- Registration is open online at sportsnconnect.com (until Friday 24 October).
- Numbers can be collected directly from the Marine on Saturday 25 October, from 2pm to 7pm, and on Sunday 26 October, from 7am to 8.30am.
- The routes of the two trail itineraries are shown below.
- Prizes will be awarded to the top three overall finishers, women and men, and to the top finishers in each category, women and men.
- A buffet lunch will be served to runners at the end of the race, after the awards ceremony on the podium.
- Charity walk :
- Walk open to all
- Distance: approx. 6 km
- Elevation gain: 150 m
- Entry fee: €10 (all proceeds to be donated to the Handicap Extrême Sud association)
- Start: 9.45am, in front of the Minute car park, on La Marine
- Route: a lovely loop through the Bonifacian countryside
- No refreshments
Registration for the walk will take place directly at La Marine on Saturday 25 October, from 2pm to 7pm, and on Sunday 26 October, from 7am to 8.30am.
It's a unique event, combining a sporting challenge accessible to all levels with an immersion in breathtaking scenery!
