Rossignol Run

Description

​Imagine yourself immersed in the serene beauty of the Belgian countryside, where the whispering forests and tranquil trails of Rossignol beckon runners seeking both challenge and connection with nature. The Rossignol Run offers an experience that transcends the typical race, inviting participants to traverse paths that weave through lush woodlands and picturesque landscapes.​

Whether you're drawn to the endurance test of the Marathon Nature, the balanced challenge of the Semi-Marathon Nature, or the invigorating courses of the 14 km and 7 km races, each route is meticulously designed to showcase the natural splendor of Rossignol. The trails, predominantly set on forest and field paths, provide a soft, forgiving terrain that allows you to fully engage with the environment around you.​

The Rossignol Run is more than just a race; it's a celebration of community and the shared joy of running. Participants are welcomed with open arms, and the atmosphere is one of camaraderie and mutual encouragement. Each runner receives a thoughtful gift, and marathon finishers are honored with a distinctive medal, symbolizing their achievement and the unforgettable journey through Rossignol's enchanting trails.​

For those eager to be part of this unique event, pre-registration is essential, as on-the-day entries are not available. To secure your place and learn more about the race details, visit the official Rossignol Run website. Here, amidst the rustling leaves and the rhythm of your footsteps, you'll discover not just a race, but an experience that resonates long after the finish line.

participants

1.000-5.000 participants expected

Event Location

Address

Voie du Tram, 6730 Rossignol, Belgium

Accomodation

If you need accommodation near the event, you will find a selection of hotels and vacation rentals here.

Competitions

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Event History