La Pan'Terre 2026

Ready to roar with pleasure? 🐆

Fed up with serious trail runs where everyone keeps checking their watch? This festive and non-timed race is made for you! 🫵 Welcome to La Pan’Terre in Montbozon, a charming town in Haute-Saône in Franche-Comté. Here, there’s no need to chase a time, but your goal is just as serious: avoid leaving a shoe in the mud! 🟫

Your inner child is bouncing with excitement at the idea of taking part in this race, right? 🤡 Pan’Terre is a obstacle race of 6 km, ideal for all levels 💪. If you’ve always dreamed of crawling through sludge in a tutu or climbing a wall dressed as a unicorn, now’s the time 🧗‍♂️. One thing is certain: you’ll come back neither clean nor disappointed 🤠. The course has around twenty obstacles, each more inventive than the next, like nets, ramps, mud, walls and maybe one or two slippery traps 👀. It’s the perfect opportunity to have a great time with friends, coworkers or family 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦. The route links the Montbozon leisure center to the Thiénans treetop adventure course, which means you’ll cross nature, climb, slide, fall, get back up, fall again… 🥴 The watchwords? Laughter, helping each other, and costumes recommended 🦸. On top of that, there will be activities all day long, a laser-shooting stand (yes, really), prizes for the craziest costumes, music 🎵, food 🍽️, drinks 🍾 and dancing…🕺. Kids will also have plenty of fun with the junior course of 2.5 km. A shorter version so their little legs and calves don’t get tired too quickly 🫡. And for the overprotective dads, don’t panic: a volunteer will bring up the rear to make sure no little one gets left behind counting daisies 🌼. Safety will also be strengthened throughout the course thanks to a larger mobilization of staff, specifically for the occasion 🛡️. Kids will be able to run independently and safely, with around 15 obstacles to get through 🚧.

And after getting covered in mud from head to toe, what do we do? First, we wash up 🧼, and then we explore the area! 🔍 Swap dirty sneakers for the car and set the GPS toward Belfort and its legendary lion. And if you feel like taking a dip in some nice, cool water, know that Montbozon is crossed by the Ognon 💧. On this 150 km-long river, you can go canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply enjoy a picnic by the riverbank if you’re not much of a sailor 🫣.

Just a heads-up: this race is so good it’ll knock you down—Pan’Terre style! 🤪