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Ultra Trail Gaspesia 100 2026

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The event in a few words

Today we cross the Atlantic Ocean to head to Canada! 🇨🇦 The Gaspésie, this wild and majestic peninsula located to the east of Quebec, is not just a paradise for nature lovers 🌳, but also for trail enthusiasts. What a playground! The Ultra Trail Gaspésia 100 is much more than a race: it’s a total immersion between sea and mountain. Put on your trail shoes 🏔️, you're about to embark on an unforgettable experience 🏃‍♂️ !

It’s on the territory of Percé in Canada that this extraordinary race takes place 💪. A true adventure in an idyllic setting. The race offers a wide range of distances, enough to get lost even before signing up 😅! Ultra-trail distances, stage races over 3 days, more classic trail routes... 👌 There’s something for everyone! For the most seasoned runners, the ultimate challenge remains the 100 miles (165 km), a demanding course that tests both mental and physical resilience 🥵. But rest assured, the organizers also offer more accessible distances, like the 55 km, 21 km, or 10 km, open to all levels 🤠. Enough to enjoy the scenery without rushing. After all, you crossed the ocean to enjoy it, right? 🌊 It’s in this breathtaking setting, between the peaks of the Appalachians and the shores of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, that the Ultra Trail Gaspésia 100 takes place. Besides the stunning landscapes, the UTG100 is also a celebration 🎊. The atmosphere is friendly, warm, and festive, with a great community of runners and volunteers. An event celebrating its 11th anniversary this year! 🎁

For a decade, the UTG100 has become a must in the world of trail running 🏃‍♀️. The race is classified among UTMB events, a global reference standard 🎽. This recognition places the UTG100 among the most respected and sought-after races by trail runners worldwide 🕺. Once you cross the finish line, we count on you and your loved ones to enjoy everything Quebec has to offer in this region 🤩. You can plan to enjoy the Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé National Park 🌿, which you will have already encountered during the race. This time, you can observe with a little more calm the gannets, these majestic birds 🐦 that nest on the cliffs. The Appalachian trails will offer more to hiking enthusiasts with superb panoramas (if you still want more) 😎. If you want to add a pinch of culture to your trip, head to Percé, a village where history and local traditions are very present 🤟. Foodies can book a table! Gaspésie is renowned for its seafood, its cheeses! 🤤

So don't waste your time and join the starting line! 😉

4 reasons to join this race

The setting 🖼️
No comments needed. Just one click on the race site and you'll want to sign up and hit the trails as soon as possible. Mountains, sea, forests: everything is magical here, grandiose, immense... ⚡
Sharing 🫶
With a race like this, it's a chance to push yourself but also to enjoy runners from all over the world 🌍. With several common languages: the love of sports and vast landscapes! 😍
For the whole family 👨‍👩‍👧
We're not exaggerating! The organizers have prepared courses for everyone. Between the 1 km race and the 160 km one, there's something to delight all audiences. A common point among all these runners, whether they are budding or not: the love of nature! It's so beautiful here 👦.
A detour to Quebec City? 🏙️
You didn't cross the ocean just to "settle" for the Percé peninsula. Quebec City, so dear to the French, is not that far off (750 km). The trip will be an opportunity to explore a bit more of the Gaspesie National Park. If you don't have the time or desire, the Percé territory is already exceptional to discover! 🌞

A distance for every taste

160 km : UTG100 - 160

TrailThe most popular
  • Friday, June 19, 2026 at 5:00 AM
  • Elevation gain : 5000mD+
  • 5 ITRA points
  • 400+ runners in the last edition
  • 1 loopx160 km

A few more words

This "UTG100 - 160" starts at Fishermen's Harbour, a small cove located 6 kilometers north of Percé.

A departure in a picturesque place, you will be able to see for yourself. Enough to feel like Robinson Crusoe, but no time to fish 🎣. After several kilometers along the water's edge on the shores of the Gulf, you and your companions head towards Cannes-de-Roche, before veering inland after the place called Coin du Banc 🏞️. You will follow the course of the Rivière du Portage for 7 kilometers before heading back to De Forceville and then down to the small fishing port of Anse-à-Beaufils. Until the 35th kilometer of the race, the gradients are relatively gentle but things get serious as you ascend towards the heights surrounding Percé ⛰️, with a series of passes, ascents, and descents 😬. The 5,000 mD+ had to be hiding somewhere. Mont Saint-Anne, overlooking Percé, offers a bit of respite with its magnificent landscapes. It's back in the other direction to the base camp of Gaspesie, located a bit above Cannes-de-Roche. You then set off again on this route you know so well, for 55 kilometers of "final". This time, it's the real deal when you see the Gulf of Saint Lawrence again after the mountainous section.

Congratulations to you! You have "conquered" the UTG100 💪.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

You can collect your race bib on the following dates, locations, and times:

  • Friday, June 19, 2026, at the Percé Marine Wolves Park:

    • From 10 AM to 2 PM for: TP25, TP50, TP75, and TP100

    • From 2 PM to 8 PM for: 100mi, 110km, 85km, 55km

  • Saturday, June 20, 2026, at the Percé Marine Wolves Park:

    • From 8 AM to 11 AM for the 25km

    • From 11:30 AM to 5 PM for the 35 km, 15km, and 5km

  • Sunday, June 21, 2026, at the Percé Marine Wolves Park:

    • From 5 AM to 6:30 AM for the 15 km

    • From 5 AM to 8:30 AM for the 5 km

    • From 5 AM to 10:30 AM for the Moussaillons Challenge

Wednesday, June 17, 2026:

  • 7:30 PM: Pre-race meeting (for races of 54 km and above)

Friday, June 19, 2026:

  • 10 AM - 2 PM: Bib pick-up (TP25, TP50, TP75, and TP100 ONLY)

  • 2 PM - 8 PM: Bib pick-up, mandatory gear check, and drop-off for support bags (100 mi, 110 km, 85 km, 55 km ONLY)

  • 3 PM: Meet at the pier for boat departure to the Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park (TP25 #1, TP50 #1, TP75 #1, and TP100 #1)

  • 4 PM: Start of the courses: TP25 #1, TP50 #1, TP75 #1, and TP100 #1

  • 5 PM: Start of the courses: TP50 #1 and TP25 #1

  • 7 PM: Podium announcements for the courses: TP25 #1, TP50 #1, TP75 #1 & TP100 #1

  • 8 PM: Deadline to drop off support bags

Saturday, June 20, 2026:

  • 4:30 AM: Bus departure to Bridgeville (100mi, TP100 #2)

  • 5 AM: Start of the 100mi and TP100 #2

  • 8 AM: Start of the 110 km and 85 km

  • 8 AM - 11 AM: Bib pick-up for the 25 km

  • 10 AM: Bus departure to Fishermen's Beach for the 55km

  • 10:30 AM: Start of the 55km and bus departure to Base Camp Gaspésie for the TP75 #2

  • 11 AM: Start of the TP75 #2 and arrival of the first runners (Stage winners of TP100 #2 and leaders of the 100 miles)

  • 11:30 AM: Bus departure to L'Anse-à-Beaufils for the 25 km and TP50 #2

  • 11:30 AM → 5 PM: Bib pick-up for the 35 km, 15km, and 5km

  • 12:30 PM: Start of the 25 km and TP50 #2

  • 1 PM: Bus departure to Gargantua for the TP25 #2

  • 1:30 PM: Start of TP25 #2

  • 3 PM: Meet at the pier for boat departure to the Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park for the Island Trail 7 km and 13 km

  • 4 PM: Start of the courses for the Island Trail 7 km & 13 km

  • 4:30 PM: Bus departure to Gargantua (TP25 #2)

  • 5:30 PM: Podium announcements for the 25 km and arrival of the winners of the 55km and 85km

  • 7 PM: Podium announcements for the Island Trail 7 km and 13 km courses

  • 8 PM: Arrival of the winners of the 110 km

  • 8 PM → 11:59 PM: 10th anniversary celebration party

  • 11 PM: Arrival of the winners of the 100 miles

Sunday, June 21, 2026:

  • 4:30 AM: Bus departure to Barachois for the 35km and TP100 #3

  • 5 AM: Start of the 35 km and TP100 #3

  • 5 AM → 6:30 AM: Bib pick-up for the 15 km

  • 5 AM → 8:30 AM: Bib pick-up for the 5 km

  • 5 AM → 10:30 AM: Bib pick-up for the Moussaillons Challenge

  • 7 AM: Start of the 15 km, TP50 #3, and TP75#3

  • 9 AM: Start of the 5 km and TP25 #3

  • 11 AM: Start of the Moussaillons Challenge 1 km and 3 km

  • 12:30 PM → 1:30 PM: Podium announcements and special prize awards (100 miles, 110km, 85km, TP100, TP50, TP25, 55km, 35km, 15 km, and 5 km) and closing ceremony.

Yes, aid stations are available along the courses with the following supplies:

  • Water

  • Spark Sports Drink

  • Xact Nutrition fruit bars

  • Brix maple energy gels and wafers

  • Naak bars and salty broth

  • Fresh fruits (melons, bananas)

  • Pretzels & Chips

  • Sodas

  • Variable hot and/or hearty meals at certain stations.

  • Surprises...

Yes, here they are:

  • 160 km: 30 hours or leaving Coin-du-Banc before the 20th hour of the race (classic format)

  • 160 km: 33 hours or leaving Coin-du-Banc before the 22nd hour of the race

  • 160 km: 30 hours

  • 110 km: 30 hours

  • 85 km: 30 hours

  • Island Trail 13 km: 3h05

  • Island Trail 7 km and TP25 #1: 2h15

  • TP100 #1, TP75#1 & TP50#1: 3h15

You must be at least 18 years old for all races.

Here are the bib prices:

  • 100 miles (solo): $450 (€278.37)

  • 100 miles special (former UTG 100 finishers): $100 (€85.95)

  • 110 km (solo): $370 (€228.98)

  • 100 miles (team): $171 per team (€105.77)

  • 85 km: $270 (€167.02)

  • 55 km: $170 (€105.16)

  • Trans-Percé 100 km (3 stages): $345 (€213.44)

  • Trans-Percé 75 km (3 stages): $275 (€170.12)

  • Trans-Percé 50 km (3 stages): $225 (€139.19)

  • Trans-Percé 25 km (3 stages): $176 (€137.07)

  • 35 km trail: $120 (€74.23)

  • 25 km trail: $101 (€62.50)

  • 15 km: $65 (€40.21)

  • 5 km mountain: $45 (€27.84)

  • Trail 13 km (with boat crossing): $120 (€74.23)

  • Trail 7 km (with boat crossing): $120 (€74.23)

  • Moussaillons 3 km (kids): $15 (€9.28)

  • Moussaillons 1 km (kids): $15 (€9.28)

Yes, for Ultra courses of 50 km and above:

  • Minimum 1-liter water reserve

  • Ecocup or container for liquid supplies

  • Food reserve

  • Whistle

  • Waterproof jacket with hood

  • Survival blanket at least 1.40m x 2m

  • Functional lamp with spare batteries (for 80 km +)

  • Lighter/matches

There are also highly recommended items:

  • Gloves

  • Beanie

  • Course map

  • Bear bell

  • Trekking poles

  • Charged mobile phone

If you have further questions, you can contact the organizers by email: info@gaspesia.org

To become a volunteer for this race, submit your application at the following link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdV4WQKuvQbIAb8rlI-iDVWnVagnsrrIokwhXPJxaTX120bTQ/viewform

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