- Where is the packet pickup located?
- Packet pickup typically takes place at the Salle des Fêtes in Champagney the afternoon before the race and early on race morning.
- What kind of terrain should I expect?
- The 'Mines Trail' features technical woodland paths, former mining site tracks, and significant elevation changes through the Vosges foothills.
- Is there a mandatory gear list?
- Yes, typically including a minimum of 0.5L water, a whistle, a survival blanket, and a mobile phone. Check the specific distance requirements as they vary.
- Are there shuttles from nearby cities?
- There are no official race shuttles. It is highly recommended to rent a car from Lure or Belfort to reach the start line in Champagney.
- What are the aid station intervals?
- Aid stations are generally spaced every 10-12km. They provide water, isotonic drinks, and local snacks like gingerbread or cheese.
- Is the course marked or GPS-based?
- The course is fully marked with biodegradable tape and directional arrows, but carrying the GPX file on your watch is recommended for the longer distances.