Sunday 25 October, 09:15

Run’Aire – runs and walks by the Aire

Booking Required

Run along the Aire’s riverside paths at your own pace, choosing from short sprints to longer endurance loops. Runners can tackle 1, 2, 5 or 10 km routes, while walkers choose 5 or 10 km, moving over flat riverside trails with occasional grassy sections. The atmosphere is buoyant and communal, driven by steady rhythm, friendly competition and shared effort. Fresh air, rhythmic footfalls and open river views make each lap feel both energizing and restorative, accessible to varied fitness levels.

Chemin des Fraisiers et Verjus
Photo Credit: Cédric Marendaz
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Photo Credit: Cédric Marendaz

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