The Passe Partout Triouzoune is THE trail of Nouvelle-Aquitaine where everyone can participate! This event taking place in Neuvic d'Ussel, was created as an initiative of the association "Les amis de Nora Lou" 🫶. Born during the COVID pandemic, this association supports a young girl with a disability. Today it seeks to create connections between people with disabilities 👯. This race truly aims for sharing and exchange🙏, with people from very different backgrounds. Several projects are therefore set up, for example, with retirement homes 👴, so that all generations can contribute! 🥰
To create bonds between people who are seemingly separated, what better than sport? 🏃♀️➡️ The event offers 5 courses: 200 meters handisport, 1.2 km, 3.5 km, 12 km, and 28 km. As a bonus and for those who don't want to run, there will also be a hiking format of 13 km⛰️. There will be flat and very rolling courses and others that will require a bit more technique. On the "Patrick Champaney", you will accumulate 735 mD+, that's not nothing! 🤯 In short, there is something for all levels and profiles, so you should definitely find what suits you ✔️. The main objective of this event is to include every person regardless of physical ability 🦵, age, or social category. Everyone should enjoy giving their best 😍, no matter the distance! Moreover, around the race, it is not only the association that is involved, there are also primary schools 🏫, middle schools 👩🏫, and high schools to let the youngest discover the taste of effort in a quite exceptional natural setting 🏞️. Lake, forest 🌲, guaranteed immersion in full nature! 🍃 You will also meet the two godparents of the association: Baptiste Ventadour and Nicolas Valentim. The first is a singer (and ensures the atmosphere with his guitar 🎸), the second is a professional wheelchair rugby player 🏅. That's also the values of sport: sharing and encountering different backgrounds 🤝.
In this atmosphere of sharing, there is also a beautiful exchange with nature 🌼, you can pass by superb places like the Gorges de la Triouzoune, or the Lake of Neuvic and its 350 hectares of greenery 🍃. It is a space classified as Blue Flag 💙, which means it has obtained a label that rewards municipalities that conduct permanent sustainable tourism development policies. If you have time, after your race, we recommend passing by the Puy de Manzagol it's close to the lake and the place will offer you a 360-degree view of the mountains of the Monts du Cantal and Mont Dore 🌳.
If you want to support a lovely cause through a sporting challenge, the Trail Passe Partout Triouzoune is waiting for you! 🫵
Message from the organizer:
"The event is original as it aims to welcome very different audiences. From the inexperienced young person to the resident in a retirement home, through those who only move around in a wheelchair. Close collaboration is carried out with educational, medico-social, and medical institutions."
This is the longest route offered during the event: 28 km with 735 mD+. It serves as a good warm-up for the most experienced and is a superb introduction to a "real" trail nature for beginners 🤠. Starting from Neuvic, you'll embark on a grand tour of the lake passing through small villages such as Manzagol 🏘️ and many forests 🌳.
Here you are set for a 12 km trail and approximately 285 m elevation gain. The passage under the dam holds surprises... and a hill that should not be underestimated for those not used to it! 📈 Take advantage of this race to admire the nature that surrounds you 🤩.
The 1 km race takes place in the heart of Neuvic 📍.
The Trail Passe Partout Triouzoune offers a course going up to 200 meters near the Château Arboretum, on asphalt, for people in wheelchairs 🧑🦽 or those with very limited mobility. The staff of social and medical establishments can participate, in tandem with people in wheelchairs🤗.
You can pick up your race bib at the Neuvic Multi-Purpose Hall from 6:30 AM on March 21, 2026, or the day before from 7 PM to 8 PM.
All starts will take place from the Neuvic Multi-Purpose Hall on Saturday, March 21, 2026:
28 km Course: start at 10 AM
200 m Course (Persons in a wheelchair or with a disability): start at 11:15 AM
1.2 km Course: start at 11 AM
3.5 km Course: start at 10:30 AM
12 km Course: start at 10:05 AM
Hiking Course: start at 9:30 AM
18 years for the 28 km
16 years for the 12 km
No, it is not mandatory, however, you will need to present a PPS certificate less than three months old on the date of the race.
28 km Course: €20
12 km Course: €10
3.5 km / 1.2 km / 200 m: €5
Meal: free for participants / €10 for companions
Hike: €10
Yes, there will be two refreshment points on the "regulars" course.
La Sarraudie at the 8th km with liquid refreshments only
Manzagol at the 19th km with solid and liquid refreshments
The nearest SNCF train station is in Ussel and by car, here are some distance / travel time markers:
Ussel: 20 min (approximately 20 km)
Tulle / Brive: about 1h (between 70 and 100 km)
Limoges / Clermont: about 1h30 (approximately 110 km)
Bordeaux / Toulouse / Lyon: about 3h (around 300 km)
Paris: about 5h (approximately 500 km)
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