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Saturday 25 September 2027 · Tramelan

La Grandiose

The longest route of the Trail du Jura bernois. Starting with headlamps, passing through Chasseral and the Combe-Grède, and 3,129 m of elevation gain before returning to Tramelan.

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The course

What awaits you

You'll pass through

Mont-CrosinSentier du SergentCombe-GrèdeChasseralMont-SujetSentier des statuesPrés-d'OrvinBise de Corgémont

A demanding course on the edge of ultra-trail, for trail runners looking for a challenge and big landscapes.

You set off from Tramelan by the light of your headlamps and climb the ridges to the Mont-Crosin wind farm. The Sergeant's Trail takes you down to Saint-Imier and Villeret, then the Combe-Grède trail leads you up to Chasseral.

You head back down to Nods and tackle the Mont-Sujet hump towards Lamboing. The return leg climbs steeply via the Statues Trail and Prés-d'Orvin, then heads for Cortébert.

All that's left is the last steep climb up to the Bise de Corgémont. After that, it's downhill to Tramelan and the finish.

Practical

Before the start

All the practical information

Start

06:00

Saturday, September 25, 2027, behind the Marelle hall, in Tramelan.

Bibs and briefing

05:00

Collection until 5:45 am at the Marelle room, with your ID. Briefing at 5:50 am.

Time limit

13 hrs

Finish by 19:00 at the latest. Cut-off times are in the split times table.

2027 entries

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5 fully stocked aid stations: Villeret, Chasseral, Lamboing, Place Centrale, Cortébert.3 ITRA points at the finish.Race regulations and 2027 entry fees coming soon online.

Mandatory kit

  • Your own cupThere are no cups at the aid stations.
  • A headlampThe race starts in the dark.
  • Your poles, if you bring themYou keep them until the finish.

Recommended kit

  • Backpack
  • Water supply, at least 1 litre
  • Survival blanket
  • Whistle
  • Elastic adhesive tape, for bandaging or strapping
  • Waterproof jacket for bad mountain weather
  • Second layer (long sleeves or arm sleeves)
  • Small food supply (bars, gels)
  • Mobile phone