From the steep trails of the Gorges du Tarn and the Cévennes to the gentle slopes of Mont-Lozère and the flower-strewn paths of the Margeride and Aubrac, Lozère’s trails are ideal for running. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced trail runner, come and give them a go – you’ll love them.
Lozère is the perfect playground for trail running. The region perfectly captures the spirit of running in the great outdoors, with its varied trails winding through plains and forests. Discover all the trail running events taking place in the department.

Lozère Nature Trail
A region brimming with diversity and character, and the training ground for two world champions – Blandine l’Hirondel and Mathilde Sagnes – this is the ideal terrain for trail runners. Discover a variety of trail running areas with over 120 fully mapped routes. Plus, a competition calendar to help you plan your next races. Digital tools offering a range of services, the latest news and all the information you need to prepare for your runs.
Trail running routes
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Truc de Balduc – Trail n°13 See the route
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Gorges du Chassezac – Trail n°4 See the route
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Aventure autour de Mende- Trail n°6 See the route
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Balade autour de Chambon – Trail n°60 See the route
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Massevaques- Trail n°33 See the route
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Les deux ponts- Trail n°42 See the route
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La Fontaine des 3 Maries revisitée – Trail n°12 See the route
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Cap sur l’église de Termes – Trail n°33 See the route
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Serre de Combe Calde et Vallée du Tarnon – Trail n°34 See the route
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Bonnefont- Trail n°61 See the route
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Chabestras – Trail n°32 See the route
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Le sentier des Arts, version Trail – Trail n°1 See the route
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Petit tour du Causse Noir – Trail n°23 See the route
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Liaison de Luc à Saint-Flour-de-Mercoire – Trail n°44 See the route
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Truc de Balduc – Trail n°13b See the route
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Chancelades – Trail n°21 See the route