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Trail des Aiguilles Rouges
Sunday, 27 September 2026
Trail des Aiguilles Rouges 2026: Registration
The Trail des Aiguilles Rouges is Chamonix's technical race: 50 km and 3,700 m of climbing on the sunny side of the valley, facing Mont Blanc, with rocky ridges and mountain lakes.
Registration closed
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| Distance | Elevation | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TAR 50km50K | 3,700m D+ | Check website | Closed |
| P'tit TAR 16km16K | 1,250m D+ | Check website | Closed |
| Mini TAR 9km9K | 650m D+ | Check website | Closed |
How to register
- 1
Go to the official race website using the registration button.
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Select the distance you want to run.
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Fill in the form with your personal details and federation license (if required).
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Complete the payment and save your registration confirmation.
What's included in your entry?
Race bib with timing chip, aid stations along the course, accident insurance during the race, access to finish line services (physiotherapy, showers, finisher meal) and an event t-shirt or memento.
Registration closed
The registration period for this edition has ended. Check the official website in case there's a waitlist or last-minute spots.
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