The Cernaysiennes Strides 2027
- Next event : Mid-June 2027
- Last event : Sun, June 14, 2026
The event in a few words
Looking for a race bib, are we… 👀
We've got you spotted, admit it 🤫. You swore “this time, it's my last”, then you found yourself on Finishers “just to take a look” 🤨. And just like that, you're sucked into the vortex of … oh look, a trail not far from home👀. Well, now that you're here, we might as well tell you the truth: your next adventure in June is The Cernaysiennes Strides 🏃, near Paris.
Farewell to honking, stress, and the Paris Metro 🚇. Cernay-la-Ville is the detox cure your city soul desperately needs 🌳. Just 1 hour from Paris, in the Yvelines, you're here for the Cernaysiennes Strides 🙌. On the agenda: 10 or 20 km of greenery and freshness for the benefit of your nervous system 🧠. The start takes place in the charming village of Cernay-la-Ville, and you venture into what the Île-de-France offers at its finest: the Abbey Pond, the Wood of the Five Hundred Acres, the Boisseau Wood, and the Ru de Vaux that winds alongside you almost all along your route 🐍. One thing's for sure: between the June light and the forest trails, you're in for a refreshing trail experience (more than you will breathe…💨). And because the organizers are thoughtful (and they know you 😍), there's a hearty final refreshment very robust 💪. After all, isn't that what you deserve? 🏆
Once you've got the medal around your neck, don't hit the road too quickly: there's so much here to prolong your pleasure 🤤. Nearby, you have Versailles, its enormous palace 🏰, its gardens, and basins ⛲️. A few kilometers away, Rambouillet welcomes you with its vast forest, perfect for a recovery walk 🧘. And if you want a medieval break worthy of a movie (we're thinking of the visitors 🛡️), head to Chevreuse and its Château de la Madeleine, perched high ⬆️. And most importantly, how could you leave without exploring the Regional Natural Park of the Haute Vallée de Chevreuse? This jewel of nature is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year! 🎉 It's a not-so-useful piece of information we just felt like sharing with you 😂.
So here you are, thinking “just to look,” and now you're tempted…🤷♀️
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A distance for every taste
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
You can pick up your race bib at the following times:
Saturday, June 13, 2026:
Adults' bib pickup from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Cernay La Ville School, 2 rue des Moulins, to avoid Sunday's morning rush.
Sunday, June 14, 2026:
Adults' bib pickup from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at Cernay La Ville School, 2 rue des Moulins, 78720 Cernay La Ville.
The races will start in Cernay on Sunday, June 14, 2026:
At 10 a.m. for the long course.
At 10:30 a.m. for the short course.
No, it is not required, however, you must present either:
A PPS certificate dated less than one year from the race date.
An Athlé Competition, Athlé Enterprise, or Athlé Running license issued by the FFA, valid on the date of the event. Other FFA licenses (Health and Supervision) are not accepted.
For the “long” course: Runners born before 12/31/2007.
For the “short” course: Runners born before 12/31/2009.
Yes, here they are:
The 10 km race duration is limited to 2h30, thus a time limit will be set at 1 p.m. at the finish line.
The 20 km race duration is limited to 3 hours, thus a time limit will be set at 1 p.m. at the finish line.
A prize for the top 3 female and male runners in the overall standings:
A prize for the first female and male from Cernay la Ville.
A prize for the first female and male from Senlisse.
Refreshments are provided at the km mark:
10 km: 1 refreshment station at mid-course (Liquids: Water, sodas, fruit juices + Solids: Bananas, salty biscuits…) + post-race refreshments.
20 km: 2 refreshment stations on the course (Liquids: Water, sodas, fruit juices + Solids: Bananas, salty biscuits…) + post-race refreshments.
A water reserve such as a bottle holder, water pouch, and food (bars, dried fruits...) is highly recommended.
You can check the race rules here
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