6ème Run Color Amstramfoot

Amstramfoot's Sixth Color Run is set to be an exhilarating celebration of solidarity and fun, marking its sixth edition with renewed enthusiasm. This year’s event promises to bring together runners, walkers, and families for a day filled with color, camaraderie, and purpose.
Join us on October 11th as we run or walk through the picturesque landscapes of Mirande. The vibrant atmosphere is sure to inspire both seasoned athletes and newcomers alike. A special highlight this year will be the addition of children’s races that can be signed up for directly at the event venue—perfect for future champions!
The morning begins with a warm-up session starting at 10:15 AM, followed by three distinct courses tailored to different abilities:
- The Crêtes de Mirande course spans an exhilarating 15 kilometers (D+221) and commences its journey at 10:30 AM.
- For those seeking a shorter challenge, the Défi de Mirande offers an engaging 8-kilometer route with a climb of D+102, setting off at 10:40 AM.
- Families can enjoy the Marche Familiale through Les Sentiers de Mirande, which covers D+90 and starts at 10:45 AM.
For those planning to participate in the family-friendly walk, make sure to visit HelloAsso for your registration needs. Dossier pick-up will be available from 9:00 AM until half an hour before each race on October 11th.
Remember that direct on-site sign-ups are not possible for trail participants.
For minors aged 16 and up running the 8-kilometer course, a parental permission slip along with a medical clearance is required. Participants of the 15-kilometer route must be at least 18 years old.
The race starts from in front of the town hall, setting off an energetic parade through Mirande's charming streets and countryside paths. Whether you're running to raise awareness or simply enjoying the vibrant colors, this event is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who participate.
Come join us for a day that combines fitness with fun and community spirit, making every step count towards a greater cause.