Nordic'92 isn’t in the North nor in Norway, but rather a Nordic walking event that takes place in the south of Paris. Put your compass down for 2 seconds—we’ll explain everything ⬇️
Nothing to do with an orienteering race or an event in the planet’s northern hemisphere, Nordic'92 is a perfectly nor-mal 😆 Nordic walking event. The confusing part is its name, but it comes more from the discipline itself than from where it takes place. The routes laid out in the heart of Clamart in the Hauts-de-Seine 🌲 will be perfectly clear, though. You’ll go through nature, the forest, and the undergrowth with one goal: have fun and come back with a smile 😊.
Indeed, you’re coming to walk and get moving, sure, but the organizers mainly focus the events on discovery and an introduction to the discipline 🧭. The fresh air whipping your face, the wonderful scent of the Forest of Meudon, and the humidity of the surrounding tall trees won’t leave you indifferent 😮💨. People often say that in Île-de-France 🍃 asphalt and urban development reign supreme, but you’ll quickly learn that wooded lanes and trails in the heart of nature have just as much of a place in the landscape 🪵. To make the most of your day, you can choose a 5 km distance (untimed leisure format) or a 10 km (timed competition format with overall ranking, podium, and medals). It’s up to you how you want to be served 🤤. More like day-after race soreness, or a relaxed chat in the early afternoon? Either way, don’t worry: all finishers of both walks receive a reward. That’s the Nordic walking spirit too! Plus, in October, the trees begin to dress in their autumn colors and put on their lovely golden gowns 🍁.
After effort comes comfort 😎. Once you’ve completed your distance, extend the stroll in the local forest, or let yourself wander along the paths of the small Parc de la Maison Blanche 🌳. No wolves, promise—just beautiful plants and large fruit orchards 🍒. Once that’s done, you can get back to civilization quite easily thanks to the metro or buses of the capital, which will drop you right at the foot of the greatest national monuments 🏛️: the Panthéon, the Notre-Dame Cathedral, or the Louvre Museum are only 70 minutes away by transit—the perfect time to build anticipation 🤪. To end the weekend in style, swap the golden gowns for the grand lady and her metallic dress: the Eiffel Tower! After 48 hours and just as many visits, you’ll be able to say: "I Love Paris (and its surroundings) ! ❤️"
If you’d like, you can even come dressed in your finest walker’s costume—after all, "Nordic' is chic!" 🕺
You can pick up your bib on site on Saturday, October 3, 2026, starting at 1:15 p.m.
The races will start on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. at the Stade de la Plaine, in Clamart.
No, it is not required; however, you will need to present a PPS certificate dated less than one year before the race date.
Leisure walk for people born in 2012 and earlier (from Minimes, 14 years old and up)
Competitive walk for people born in 2010 and earlier (from Cadets, 16 years old and up)
For the 5 km Nordic Walking Discovery: €5
For the 10 km Competitive Nordic Walking: €8
On-site registration is possible with an additional €3 charge
Yes, the time limit is 2 hours for both events.
By email at the following address: athle.arnaud@gmail.com
You can check the race rules here
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