Montmacq'ximum

On Sunday, November 15, 2026, runners are invited to take on the Montmacq'Ximum challenge at Montmacq in Oise. Organized by the Fêtes Committee of Montmacq, this nature race offers a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful trails and paths within the Laigue Forest while enjoying a friendly, supportive atmosphere.
The event features two accessible courses that cater to various levels of experience: a 6 km route departing at 10:30 AM and a more extensive 13 km course starting at 10:00 AM. Both circuits wind through scenic routes, blending forest trails with gentle terrain, providing an enjoyable environment for runners.
The shorter 6 km race is perfect for beginners or those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of Laigue Forest in a relaxed setting. The longer 13 km course offers more time to immerse yourself in the serene surroundings and challenge your limits on an easy-going circuit. Both courses are open to participants aged 16 years and older.
Early bird registration fees apply: €7 for the 6 km race until midnight on November 11, 2026, and €13 for the 13 km event with the same deadline.
Upon completion of either course, runners will be greeted by a refreshment station at the finish line to help restore energy levels while fostering continued camaraderie among participants. This essential stop is designed to enhance the overall race experience.
Montmacq'Ximum goes beyond just being an athletic endeavor; it serves as a platform for raising awareness and funds for medical research, specifically targeting prostate cancer through support of Gustave Roussy Institute. Each kilometer run contributes directly towards advancing critical scientific studies in this field.
Join us on November 15, 2026, to partake in an event that combines physical activity with a meaningful cause. Invite your friends and family for what promises to be both a rewarding and enjoyable day out amidst nature's splendor. Register now through midnight on November 11, 2026.
This race is not just about crossing the finish line; it’s an invitation to connect with the natural beauty of Laigue Forest while supporting vital research efforts.