Practical information:
Prepare my weekend
THE BEST LOW-CARBON TRAVEL DEAL WITH TICTACTRIP:
- Using the Tictactrip tool, book your train, bus, and carpooling tickets.
Compare and book the ultimate low-carbon route to join La Transju’ in just a few clicks!
BY CAR:
- From Paris: 470 km including 415 km of freeway via A6, A36 and A39: exit at Poligny then RN5 to Morez
- From Lyon : 170 km including 100 km of highway by A40 and A 404: exit at Oyonnax. Then D436 to Saint-Claude and D437 to Morez (D69 for Longchaumois to Saint-Claude)
- From Geneva : 55 km by D1005 to Gex then RN 5 to Morez
-> Plenty of public parking areas are available around the Nordic Expo in Les Rousses.
Right-side-only parking allowed along the aid stations and the finish line.
BY TRAIN:
- Morez SNCF Train Station (phone inquiries via Mobigo at +33 (0)3 80 11 29 29)
- Trainline
BY PLANE:
- Geneva International Airport 55 km away: Information on flights at Geneva Airport
- Dole-Tavaux Airport 90 km away: Information on flights at Dole Airport
- Dijon-Bourgogne airport at 135 km
- Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport 150 km away: Information on flights at Lyon Airport
Looking to rent a car from an airport?
- Book your rental car in Geneva
- Book your rental car in Dole
- Book your rental car in Lyon
OTHER LOCAL TRANSPORT OPTIONS:
- Mobigo, the Bourgogne Franche-Comté regional bus network: www.viamobigo.fr
- Grandval Taxis : Tel : 03 84 60 89 45
- FlixBus: Low-cost routes connecting Paris from Dole or Lons-le-Saunier
- Blablacar: Carpooling
Near the start and finish
TOURIST OFFICES
- Les Rousses Booking (Les Rousses, Lamoura, Prémanon, Bois d’Amont)
- Haut Jura - Morez (Morez, Morbier, Bellefontaine)
- Pays du Haut-Doubs – Mouthe Tourist Information Center – +33 (0)3 81 69 22 78
HOLIDAY CENTERS / GÎTES / HOUSES
- House for 10 people in Prémanon
- Premonval Center
- Gîtes de France du Jura
ALL TYPES OF ACCOMMODATION
Our partner Intersport Les Rousses offers a special Transju pack:
- Full gear rental (skis, poles, boots)
- Complete ski prep service (base structuring and repairs)
To book your gear, please send an email (mentioning your shoe size, height, and skiing level) to: resatransju.jps@gmail.com or head straight to the shop:
📍Intersport Les Rousses
1127 Rte Blanche, 39220 Les Rousses
Pick up your race number envelope
- At the International Nordic Expo in Les Rousses (champ de neige): Friday, February 12 from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM and Saturday, February 13 from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
- If you cannot make it, you can collect it on race morning (1 hour 30 minutes before your start), directly at the start area in Lamoura.
- Important: make sure to bring your pickup confirmation voucher (sent by email on Thursday, February 11).
Chrono chip
You will find a timing chip inside your race bib envelope. Please slide the chip onto the strap and secure it around your ankle.
This chip must be returned at the finish line. Any unreturned chip will be charged €50.
In case of drop-out or if you miss the cutoff time, please return it at the finish line or hand it to an organizer.
Checkroom bag
A gear bag (to carry your belongings) will be available for self-service pickup when you collect your bib. A dedicated tag (bag tag) will be provided directly inside your bib envelope.
Heads up! Stick your tag firmly onto your bag and keep it with you.
Bags must be zipped shut and loaded into the trucks parked along the stadium in Lamoura. You can retrieve them in Les Rousses after your race by showing your race bib.
The start for all events (except the snowshoe hike) will take place in Lamoura.
Traffic during the event will be heavy, including several road closures. Access to the Lamoura site will be under the following conditions :
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13
Roads closed to traffic:
- Route du Lac – Lamoura
- Route de Lajoux (from the village of Lajoux)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14 ONLY
Roads closed to traffic:
- Route du Lac – Lamoura
- Route de Lajoux (from the village of Lajoux)
- One-way traffic RD25 Route de Prémanon, direction Lamoura → Jacobeys
- Warning: Jacobeys → Lamoura road closed, Mijoux detour
Right-side-only parking will be permitted along RD25 Route de Prémanon, followed by on-foot access to the stadium (1 km).
Racer shuttles (by reservation before Monday, February 8 at 8:00 PM) will be cleared to drive and will drop participants off at the start site – Combe du Lac.
Traffic during the event will be busy, with several road closures planned. However, reaching the Les Rousses finish site remains fairly straightforward.
Finish stadium: Champs de Neige Les Rousses
- Vehicle access to the finish stadium is strictly prohibited
Numerous parking areas are available around Les Rousses near the Champs de Neige finish venue.
For safety reasons, access to the Champs de Neige stadium will be pedestrian-only.
Any vehicle in violation or improperly parked may be towed at the owner's expense; impound services are in operation.
To keep traffic smooth and make your journey to the start effortless, La Transju' offers a shuttle bus service with park-and-ride lots, letting you reach the start and return home with complete peace of mind.
💰 €5 per shuttle
Stops: Morbier car park (Les Marais), Morez train station, Prémanon Centre, Prémanon CNSNMM, Le Noirmont car park, Les Rousses (Tourist Office), FTTA car park in Lamoura (Tréchaumont industrial area).
⏳You can book or modify this option before Monday, February 8 at 8:00 PM.
Schedules coming soon…
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An official awards ceremony will be held on race day:
Saturday, February 13:
1:30 PM: Awards ceremony for La Classic 50 km
3:00 PM: Awards ceremony for La Classic 25 km
Sunday, February 14:
1:30 PM: Awards ceremony for La Transjurassienne
3:00 PM: Awards ceremony for La Skating 25 km, the Ultra Trans, and the Corporate Challenge.
To round off your adventure in style, a traditional Jura feast is available by advance booking during registration, priced at €16 for racers and €20 for supporters.
⏳ Bookings or changes to this option are possible until Monday, February 8 at 8:00 PM.
📍 The meal will be served at L'Omnibus in Les Rousses.
🧺 An indoor picnic room is also available.
Every adventurer who takes on all 3 events (La Transju’, La Transju’Trails, and La Transju’Cyclo) within the current year will unlock a 10% discount on La Transju’Cyclo, no matter the race distance chosen.
Trans’Organisation has decided to spotlight and champion health and sports in the workplace by launching a dedicated event: The Transju’ Corporate Challenge.
This is a team challenge tailored for all coworkers of a company who want to take on any of the timed events or hikes of La Transju’. The mission: share an unforgettable, uplifting adventure that fuels team spirit.
This challenge is open to all companies, with the goal of rallying as many team members as possible.
The challenge spans all 3 events: Transju’, Transju’Trails, and Transju’Cyclo with rankings and awards for each race, crowned by an overall ranking at the end of the event season.
La Transju' is organized with respect for the protection of the environment. The course crosses emblematic environmental areas of the Jura Mountains, where you can see the specific fauna and flora of our high altitude forests. They are part of our beautiful summer and winter landscapes, making the beauty of our ski race and our region. Please stay on the trail, respect the markings and the quiet zones during the race in order to preserve this exceptional playground. Any attitude contrary to this principle will lead to sanctions against the runner: throwing of garbage outside the refreshment areas, traffic outside the track, voluntary degradation of the flora...
Consult the environmental challenges of La Transju by clicking here.
How is security organized at the event?
In order to guarantee the smooth running of the race, the organization is setting up a health and safety system for the entire course. All the mobile intervention means and the rescue stations are supervised at the Command Post (CP) thanks to the management solution www.logicoss.com. Complemented by a radio network, the infrastructure deployed allows to know what is happening on the ground, in real time. This allows a quicker response and a better information of your friends and families who would come to ask for news to the organization.
Medical care is provided by emergency physicians and civil protection first-aiders.
Yet safety is everyone's responsibility: every adventurer must do their utmost, through their actions and mindset, to safeguard their health on the course.
