Poker Trail Mont Garrot

How about joining a rather special race? 👆 In Brittany, on the the right bank of the Rance 🌊, between Grinfolet Point and the Mont Garrot. It’s in this little North Breton paradise of the Ille-et-Vilaine that the second edition of the Poker Trail 🃏, a race that promises to be a lot of fun and will take you to discover all the wonders of the area. A trail and organizers who are stepping up—there’s always a reason to support them, especially since the race is for a good cause supporting two associations: the Association Mario & Mimo and Leucémie Espoir 35 🤝. Running along the Rance, it’s about betting on stunning natural landscapes and unique 🤌. The bonus is that it’s a backyard waiting for you 🔁. Come on, place your bets! 🤑

The concept of the Poker Trail is simple: the loop offered to runners, a 5.5 km trail, is to be run as many times as you please 😉. Each participant may complete up to 10 laps maximum. The only rule to avoid getting eliminated in this backyard, is to stay under 7 minutes 30/km, which is quite relaxed, right? That means 45 minutes per lap! You get the idea: we’re here for the smiles and the fun 🤪. The race is designed for as many people as possible. At the end of each loop, you decide whether to go again or not. And if, by miracle, you still have gas in the tank, you restart with all participants still in for another loop 🙌. Simple, right? Each runner represents an association assigned to them before the start 🚩. With the Poker Trailwe share adventures together. The organizers wanted this event to be compatible, from its very first edition, with the environmental standards of Natura 2000. A friendly, selfless, and respectful project 💓.

You’ll notice the race takes place on Saturday... You and yours are pampered, at the Poker Trail. You have Sunday to enjoy the beauties of the territory and the nature magnificent on display here 🥰. In the image of the Rance, which flows into the English Channel... Dinan, Dinard and Saint Malo are nearby destinations with their own fans bases. You won’t need too many arguments to convince your family and friends to join you on this Breton getaway 😏. The IllIlle-et-Vilaine, the largest Breton department, boasts a few good points as it sits between land and sea. Do you know the Côte d’Emeraude, its ports and its many landscapes? 🤔 It stretches from Cancale to Pléneuf-Val-André, passing through your day-stop, Saint-Suliac, considered as one of the most beautiful villages in France? 🇫🇷 An old fishing village that has managed to keep itself intact 🥫. And what about the estuary of the Rance, offering its timeless views? 😍

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