Swiss Canyon Trail

For its 30th anniversary, the Swiss Canyon Trail inaugurates its 100 miles. 166 kilometers for a challenge that pushes the limits and offers varied terrain, with steep climbs and technical descents for a total elevation gain of 8,147 meters. More than a simple ascent to a summit, each section of the route reveals unique and striking landscapes, inviting runners to endless exploration of the wild beauty of Val-de-Travers. Everyone will find their highlights, whether in the spectacular panorama or in the personal accomplishment that punctuates each kilometer.

114.8 kilometers for a demanding and technical course. The change in altitude is merciless, the visual rewards endless. This 5,294m ascent race is not about climbing on one side and descending on another. Nor is it a peak that defines the view, a point to be conquered. Highlights are common and often very personal.

The 81K remains one of the most varied and demanding courses in Europe. A constant physical and mental challenge. The birth of a new long-distance race in no way takes away from the allure and prestige of the 81K.

Rough terrain, with a significant climb and a magnificent climb towards Le Soliat, offering a panorama of the most famous canyon in Switzerland, the Creux du Van.

A 31.6 km race which offers a difficult course and an ascent of 1440 m. Its highest point is at 1,380 m. A perfect race for those who take on BCN Tour type challenges.

A new addition to the Swiss Canyon Trail, the ultra-accessible 16K is a race that brings the sensations of trail running over a distance of 15.9 km and 577 m of elevation gain. With an afternoon departure, this allows as many fans, companions and other race enthusiasts as possible to get to know the magic Swiss Canyon Trail. The 16K is also open to Nordic Walking.