Do you have any questions?
Our FAQ is here to answer them.
Do you have any questions?
Our FAQ is here to answer them.
Before the race
By train: Tramelan train station is a 5-minute walk from La Marelle. Check your train schedule on the SBB app before you come, especially if you're running La Grandiose: bib collection closes at 5:30 a.m., and the race starts at 6:00 a.m.
By car: parking is available near the hall and will be signposted on race day. Spaces are limited, so consider carpooling.
By campervan: designated spots are available on level ground, gravel, or grass. Salle de la Marelle, with toilets and showers, is open until 10:00 p.m. on Friday and from 5:00 a.m. on Saturday.
There are many accommodation options nearby. Find the list here:
Yes, there are spaces specifically reserved for motorhomes (see the map below). They are level and on gravel or grass. There are toilets and showers in the Marelle community hall, which is open Friday evening until 10 pm and Saturday morning from 5 am.
All routes will be marked the day before, i.e., Friday, September 25th. From Sunday, September 27th, all markings will be removed.
Yes, the routes can be downloaded in .GPX format from their dedicated page. In addition, a link to view the route on "Switzerland Mobile" is also available.
This is possible by sending a specific request via email to our partner MSO.swiss at the following address: https://help.mso.swiss/hc/fr
Yes of course, but the big new feature for 2026 is the "Late closing", meaning that online registration is open until 30 minutes before the start of the race.
No, at the moment the number of participants is not limited.
Yes, there is the possibility of leaving a bag at the "information" stand which will be monitored for the duration of the race.
Race bibs can be collected at the Marelle multipurpose hall (Rue des Lovières 5) up to 30 minutes before the start of the selected race.
During the race
No, there is no "Nordic Walking" category at the Bernese Jura Trail.
No, dogs are not allowed to accompany the participant.
Yes, but only within the official refueling zone (within a 100m radius)
Yes, if you have to withdraw, you absolutely must notify race control using the number on your bib or inform an official (on the course or at the aid stations). Once informed, the organizers will send a vehicle to transport you back to Tramelan.
Yes, all routes are marked with tape, ground spray, flags and reflective stakes.
There is no specific area for spectators. They can cheer you on wherever they want.
No, live tracking is not available at the moment. However, occasional checkpoints along the course allow participants to follow their progress at an MSO kiosk located at the finish line.
After the race
Yes, showers are available in separate changing rooms located at La Marelle (men's changing rooms and showers) and at the CIP gym (women's changing rooms and showers).
Yes, a team of masseurs is available to participants once they have showered.
Yes, there is the possibility of eating and drinking on site.
Yes, there is a podium ceremony which starts at 2pm and rewards the top 3 in each category as well as the overall ranking, for both men and women.
Yes, there are podium prizes for the top 3 in each category for each course. For both men and women.
2:30pm "The Crossing" Awards Ceremony
3:15pm "The Essential" Awards Ceremony
4:30pm "The Grandiose" Awards Ceremony
No, there is no finisher's prize. Each participant receives a bag containing a 2026 edition long-sleeved t-shirt when they collect their race bib.