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Le Trail du Mont Owl's Head
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Le Trail du Mont Owl's Head

Saturday, June 20, 20261 km · 5 km · 10 km · 21.1 km
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Saturday

Jun 2026

40 Chemin du Mont Owls Head, Mansonville, QC J0E 1X0

Estrie

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About the Event

The Owl's Head Trail is a running event set in a breathtaking natural setting. It is the perfect opportunity for runners of all levels to challenge themselves in a friendly and festive atmosphere. In 2026, this event will be in its 2nd edition, promising challenges suited for everyone, ranging from a distance of 1 km to 21 km.

The Course

The course takes place mainly on trails, offering beautiful landscapes and a natural environment. Participants can expect varied terrain with interesting elevation changes. The distances offered are as follows:

  • 1 km
  • 5 km
  • 10 km
  • 21 km

Practical Notes

  • Registration is open on the official website.
  • Bibs to be picked up on-site on the day of the event.
  • Refreshments available on the course.
  • Medals for all participants.
  • T-shirts provided to runners.

Things to Visit in the Region

The Estrie region is full of attractions to discover.

  • Mont-Orford National Park — An ideal place for hiking, biking, and wildlife watching.
  • Owl's Head — Known for its spectacular views and outdoor activities.
  • Magog — A charming town with shops, restaurants, and access to Lake Memphrémagog.
  • Le Hatley Restaurant — A renowned establishment for its local cuisine and fresh products.
  • Accommodation at Manoir des Sables — A hotel offering comfort and various services for visitors.
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1 km; 5 km; 10 km; Half marathon.

Registration is on the official website: https://www.serietrailsquebec.ca/

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