Saint-Cloud, Île-de-France · Saturday, June 20, 2026
The RunLoop is a course à pied (running) and trail (trail running) event held on Saturday, June 20, 2026. It is located in Saint-Cloud, IDF.
Ready to dive into the water for an exceptional challenge? 🏊♂️ The Ironman 70.3 Versailles awaits you with its legendary course! Put on your wetsuit for an energizing swim, prepare your bike for a breathtaking ride through the enchanting landscapes of the Yvelines, and finish in style with a run where every stride is a step into history 🏃♂️.
Ready to put on your sneakers for a unique experience in the heart of Paris? 🏃♂️ The "African Women's Day Race" awaits you with a 10 km challenge that will take you through the historic and vibrant streets of the French capital. Paris and its secrets are waiting for you!
Ready to lace up your sneakers 👟 for a run through the City of Light? ✨ The 10 km Trocadéro awaits you with its exceptional route in the heart of Paris 🗼. It's a unique race in the center of the capital 🏙️ that will have you pulsing to the rhythm of its most iconic landmarks 🏛️ and its electrifying energy ⚡. It is also part of the Paris Masters Series, which means it's on the list of the trendiest 10 km Parisian races! 🗼 This distance is increasingly popular because it's quite accessible yet still challenging! 😎
In January 2025, Culture Run launched with a conviction: Paris needed new reasons to run. Born from the idea that every street corner holds a story, the crew treats the city itself as their coach. Around 60 runners from across the city gather each Saturday at 9:30 AM, lacing up to discover neighborhoods through fresh eyes. University students, corporate workers, families, and longtime Parisians meet via WhatsApp and hit the streets together, moving through centuries of culture while building something immediate and real. The routes vary, short loops through hidden passages, long riverside stretches, tempo work along the Seine, but the ritual stays constant: run the city, then linger over coffee. For Culture Run, running isn't measured in splits. It's measured in the moments between strides, the people beside you, and the parts of Paris you never knew existed.