10 km Onatéra Paris17 2026

Ready to run through the iconic streets of Paris? 🏃‍♂️

Lace up your shoes and take on the 17th arrondissement of the capital for the 10 km Onatéra Paris17 🗼. This race will celebrate its 40th edition this year 🎂—no less 🥳. For the occasion, it will unveil a brand new course, and between us, what better way to discover the City of Light than by pinning on a bib? 🌟

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, the 10K is a distance open to everyone—whether to try the discipline or to snag a new personal record 🏅. This race emphasizes the importance of sport for both the body and the mind, and for well-being 🧘‍♂️. As for the course, the route of the 10 km Onatéra Paris17 is designed to make things easier for you since it’s fairly flat and fast, with only 51 meters of elevation gain 🤠. A single 10K loop that crosses the 17th and brings together neighborhoods as charming as they are different, from Ternes to Batignolles via Épinettes, Martin Luther King or Pereire Malherbes 🍃​. The 10 km Onatéra Paris17 is truly a special and magical race! 🎁 Overall, everything is set up so your legs won’t be put under too much strain. Then, icing on the cake 🍰, you can take part in this challenge solo or as a team! What’s more, Le Footing is teaming up with the 10 km Onatéra Paris17 to invite you to its Team Work Challenge! 💪 A great opportunity to take part with your office colleagues in this awesome sporting experience 🔥, and a chance to strengthen cohesion within your team work 👩🏻‍💻. As they say, the more, the merrier! 👯‍♀️ Here’s a little secret 🤐: this race is part of the "Parisian 10K Challenge". It’s a project that rewards athletes competing in several 10Ks in the capital, based on their number of participations and placings. One more box to tick for those who love a challenge. And one last important detail: since the race takes place in November, we advise you to dress accordingly so you don’t get too cold ❄️. Even so, don’t worry—the atmosphere will definitely be there to warm your heart ❤️.

Well, if once your race is over you’d like to take it easy and enjoy yourself, we recommend taking shelter in one of Paris’s many cafés 🥐. You can savor a wonderful hot chocolate ☕ while admiring the unique atmosphere of this city that never sleeps 😴. If you still have some energy left, you can head to the neighboring district, none other than Montmartre, in the 18th arrondissement. Get your camera ready and go visit iconic landmarks, like the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, stopping by the legendary cabaret of the Moulin Rouge.

Get ready for a memorable experience that combines sport, culture and unique discoveries. What’s more, the course is measured, timed and a qualifier for the French championships 🏆. See you soon on the start line! 😊