26 Pl. du Baraty, 74110 Morzine, France We have aid stations located every 10-15kms these carry Water, Fruit, Cakes, Partner Items eggs or electrolytes where available. Vegetarian items are available. The Start Times are as follows: Up & Down Race – Friday 20th June 2025 @ 6pm 100K – Saturday 21st June 2025 @ 6am 23K – Saturday 21st June 2025 @ 10am 50K – Sunday 22nd June 2025 @ 9am Race bibs can be collected at the Morzine Tourist Office (Office du Tourisme de Morzine) starting two days before the event. Limited bib collection will also be available on the morning of the race, but we strongly recommend that 100km participants collect their bibs in advance to avoid last-minute stress and potential delays Yes, participants in the 50km and 100km races will be equipped with a GPS tracking module for safety and live tracking purposes. These modules will be distributed on the morning of the race, from 2 hours up to 15 minutes before the start. Please note: GPS trackers must be returned immediately after crossing the Finish Line. This ensures accurate tracking and helps us manage equipment efficiently for future events. No medical certificate is required for this event. However, you will need to provide your PPS number when collecting your race bib, which we are required to log for insurance and safety purposes. If you don’t already have a PPS number, you can obtain one by visiting the official portal here: https://pps.athle.fr/?locale=fr Please note: PPS codes are valid for 3 months, so make sure yours is up to date for race day. If you haven’t registered yet and would like to take part, just follow this link and select your preferred distance: Don’t wait too long—places are limited and fill up fast! We offer a range of race distances to suit different levels of experience and challenge: Up & Down Race – Friday, 20th June 2025 at 6:00 PM 100K Ultra – Saturday, 21st June 2025 at 6:00 AM 23K – Saturday, 21st June 2025 at 10:00 AM 50K – Sunday, 22nd June 2025 at 9:00 AM Spectators are more than welcome, and there are three excellent aid stations that are particularly well adapted for viewing and cheering on participants: Lac de Montriond (100km race): A scenic and accessible spot that’s perfect for friends and family to catch runners during the longer distance. Avoriaz Tourist Office (100km, 50km, and 23km races): This central location is not only a lively support point for all three races but also serves as a Base de Vie (life base) for the 50km and 100km events—making it ideal for extended support and atmosphere. Pont de Chardonnière (100km and 50km races): A beautiful alpine location with great access for supporters and a key moment in the race where encouragement goes a long way. We encourage all spectators to respect the natural environment, follow signage and local guidance, and cheer responsibly—your support means the world to the runners! Cut-off times are in place for the safety of all participants and will be strictly enforced at designated aid stations and safety checkpoints along the course. Please ensure you are aware of the time limits for your race: 100K – Maximum time: 24 hours 50K – Maximum time: 14 hours 23K – Maximum time: 8 hours Staying ahead of these cut-offs is essential for your safety and to remain an official finisher. Plan your pacing accordingly! The use of headphones is discouraged. If you choose to wear headphones, please ensure that you can hear all announcements and remain aware of your surroundings, including other participants, and that the volume is low enough so that the sound is not audible to other runners. Please take any or all considerations seriously by race officials regarding course safety. Your race bib must be worn visibly on your chest at all times during the race. Please do not fold, wrinkle, or modify the bib, and make sure it is not covered by a jacket, running belt, hydration pack, or any other item. Proper bib placement is essential for identification, safety, and accurate timing—help us keep everything running smoothly! Yes, all events are chip-timed to ensure accurate results. Finish times will be posted online shortly after the race on our official event page: Keep an eye out for updates, and don’t forget to share your results with friends and family! Absolutely! RunThrough Trails offers a range of volunteer opportunities, including: Course marking Aid station support Marshal roles on the course Event village setup and logistics Volunteering is a great way to be part of the race atmosphere, support the trail running community, and enjoy the stunning mountain environment—even if you’re not running! All volunteers receive a volunteer kit and are eligible for free race entries to future events or a donation to a charity or local association in their name. To get involved, sign up here: We’d love to have you on the team! We’re always excited to collaborate with like-minded brands! If you’re interested in partnering with us for brand promotion, sponsorship, or activations during the event, please reach out to us at: Let’s work together to create something memorable for our trail running community! Alcohol is not permitted at any race events unless it is specifically authorized and organized by RunThrough Trails or one of our official partners. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and respectful environment for all participants, volunteers, and spectators. Your safety is our top priority. In case of an emergency, the designated emergency contact number will be: Printed on your race bib Clearly displayed in the Event Village Communicated during the official race briefing You can also approach any member of the RunThrough team or event volunteers at any time if you need assistance. A fully equipped safety and medical team will be present throughout the event—both in the Event Village and strategically positioned along the course—to respond quickly to any situation. The event takes place in classic Alpine terrain, so expect a mix of steep climbs, rocky trails, forested sections, and open mountain landscapes. In late June, the Northern Alps typically enjoy mild to warm temperatures, with average daytime highs ranging from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F). However, conditions can change quickly in the mountains, with occasional rain or cooler winds at higher altitudes. One important consideration: in recent years, we’ve occasionally experienced periods of excessive heat even this early in the summer. Please come prepared with adequate hydration, sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses), and lightweight, breathable clothing. Staying informed and ready for varying conditions is key to enjoying a safe and successful event. To ensure fairness and safety for all participants, race rules and regulations are actively monitored throughout the event. Here’s how: Volunteers and safety personnel are positioned at regular intervals along the course, with additional roaming race agents observing and supporting runners. These teams are there to ensure compliance with race regulations, safety advice, and environmental guidelines. Mandatory equipment checks will also take place in the Event Village before the race starts, so please arrive prepared and allow time for this process. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us deliver a safe, fair, and enjoyable race experience for everyone. Yes – there is a mandatory pre-race briefing held 30 minutes before the start of each race, just next to the start line. This briefing includes important safety updates, course information, and last-minute instructions, so we kindly ask that all participants attend to ensure a smooth and informed race experience. Don’t miss it—it’s the best way to start your race fully prepared! All race results and timing statistics are recorded using chip timing and will be published on the official event homepage shortly after the race: Keep an eye on the site post-race to check your time, rankings, and share your performance with friends and family! Yes, the event takes in an area of stunning natural beauty, which means it is part of a network of the most valuable natural habitats in Europe. Preserving the integrity of this unique environment is a shared responsibility. We kindly ask all participants to help reduce human impact by keeping noise to a minimum, especially in forested or wildlife-sensitive areas, and by staying on marked trails to avoid damaging fragile vegetation. Please avoid littering—carry out everything you bring in—and respect local wildlife by not disturbing animals or nesting areas. Your awareness and respect for the environment help ensure that events like this can continue to take place in such stunning natural settings. Let’s all do our part to protect it. For help with accommodation bookings and local travel options, we highly recommend contacting the Morzine Tourist Office. Their team is friendly, knowledgeable, and ready to assist you in finding the best stay for your race weekend. 📩 Email: [email protected] Whether you’re looking for a hotel, chalet, or apartment, they’ll help you find something that fits your needs and budget. If you have further questions please address your inquiry to [email protected] Here is a visual document identifying the required equipment by distance. CLICK HERE Yes you bring walking poles to these races.Frequently Asked Questions
What is the exact location of the Start?
Aid Stations and their composition
Start Times
When and where can I collect my race bib?
Is GPS tracking used during the race?
Do I need a medical certificate to participate?
How do I register for the Race?
https://www.runthroughtrails.com/fr/morzine-avoriaz-juin-2025/What race categories are available?
12.7 km | +1,092m of elevation – A dynamic, high-energy start at the weekend!
97.1 km | +5,725m of elevation – A serious challenge through stunning alpine terrain.
24.5 km | +1,262m of elevation – A scenic and rewarding mid-distance trail.
48.9 km | +2,846m of elevation – A big mountain adventure without the ultra distance.Where are the best places for spectators to watch and support runners during the race?
What are the cut-off times and time limits?
Headphone Usage
Race Bib Palcement
Is chip timing used for the races?
https://www.runthroughtrails.com/morzine-avoriaz-june-2025/Can I volunteer at the event?
Volunteer RegistrationI'm a brand—how can I get involved with the event?
Is alcohol allowed at the event?
What are the medical and emergency protocols during the event?
What should I expect regarding weather and terrain?
How are race rules and regulations enforced?
Is there a pre-race briefing or meeting?
How are race results recorded and communicated?
https://www.runthroughtrails.com/fr/morzine-avoriaz-juin-2025/Are there any environmental or local regulations to follow?
What are the accommodations and travel options near the race?
📞 Phone: +33 (0)4 50 79 11 57Who should I contact for further questions or concerns?
What equipment is mandatory or recommended?
Can I bring walking poles?
