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FRENQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


Where is the Arrival located?
All races finish at Pioneer Park.

Where are the Starts located?
A shuttle bus will bring the racers of the 50, 35, 21, and 10 km at there race starts.
Departures of the 5km and 1km run for children will be from Pioneer Park in Saint-Donat.

Are FiveFingers allowed?
No. No rider may start without being properly shood for running far into the forest.

Are the Ipod or MP3 allowed?
No. No rider may start with an Ipod or an MP3 or other sound system involving headphones.

Are sticks allowed for racing?
No. No rider may start the race with a pair of sticks.

Are strollers allowed on the race course?
No, the kind of trails where races are held does not permit the use of strollers, for security reasons.

Where can I park my car on the day of the event?

There are parking lots near the Pioneer Park (place of arrivals).
The shuttle bus will also leave from Pioneer Park to the starts of 10, 21, 35 and 50 km.

 
Can I register the morning of the race?
No, registrations will close two weeks before the race, that means, Friday June 15 at Midnight.

Can I let my child run even if he is not registered?
No. For security reasons, and of course equity, we can not allow children how are  non-registered to race. Proof of registration is the bib.
 

As an adult can I run  if I am not registered?
No. For security reasons, and of course equity, we can not allow non-registered runners to compete, the proof of registration is your bib.
 

Will it have official photos?
Yes. A photographer will be present at the races to take pictures of racers and the event in general. The pictures will then be added to our site. However there is no systematic picture taking of each racer and the pictures are taken for promotional purposes only.

Are there cash prizes for winners?
No, because the philosophy of trail running is based on participation and achievement of a personal challenge.