The 110 km Cyclo

1,500 m elevation gain
Date
Departure time
Place of departure

Champagnole

Place of arrival

Champagnole

Rates
Until 12/07 50€
From 13/07 to 23/08 60€
From 24/08 to 06/09 65€
Group rate between 10 and 14 participants Extra 10% off per entrant
Group rate for 15 participants and more Extra 15% off per entrant
To benefit from the group rate, please email: contact@latransju.com
Free jersey for the first 2,000 registrants Guaranteed sizing for all bookings made before June 1st
Optional traditional Jura meal 16€

La Transju’Cyclo 110 km: the plateau route   

Starting from Champagnole, this 108 km loop offers a complete journey into the heart of the Haut-Jura. The adventure kicks off with a spirited climb toward the Nozeroy plateau, where forests give way to vast pastures with a 360° panorama of the citadel. After a series of rolling hills, you'll make an unusual stop for your first aid station right inside the Jura Pellets sawmill, before taking on the ultimate test of the course: the Col du Lancier.

Once over the summit, the reward is immediate with a descent hugging the sparkling shores of Lake Remoray. A faster-rolling stretch will let you push a big gear all the way to Mouthe for a second stop.

The way back will sweep you through wild, untamed landscapes: you'll cross the upper Saine valley down to Foncine-le-Bas, before finishing with the spectacular descent through the Gorges de la Languette and a passage through the historic town of Syam. An itinerary as technical as it is breathtaking, tailor-made for lovers of the great outdoors.

 

Practical information
  • Distance: 108 km
  • Start: Champagnole
  • Arrival : Champagnole
  • Elevation gain: 1,500 m D+

The 110 km Cyclo is open to all licensed cyclists and cyclosportive riders aged at least 18 during the year (born before 01/01/2009), as well as non-licensed riders upon presenting a medical certificate stating "no contraindication to the practice of competitive cycling" dated less than 1 year before the date of the event.

 

The services offered

Included:

  • Participation in the event including a timing chip, bike frame plate, and numbered bib
  • Course markings throughout the entire route
  • A guaranteed collector's jersey for the first 2,000 registered participants (size guaranteed until early June)
  • Finisher medal
  • A participant race photo courtesy of our partner Crédit Agricole Franche Comté (album link sent after the event)
  • Solid and liquid aid stations along the course
  • Medical support (on the course and at the Oppidum)
  • Mechanical assistance on the eve and day of the race
  • Course safety provided by motorcycles, cars, and marshals
  • Showers
  • Vehicle parking close to the start/finish line

Options:

  • The traditional Jura post-race meal is available for €16 per person: chicken with morels in Vin Jaune sauce
  • Official merchandise from our Official Store (at the race village)
GPX Track

Downloadable GPS track

Due to the car-free tour around Lake Saint-Point, we have had to adapt our courses and remove Lake Remoray, primarily for safety reasons and smooth coexistence between events.

-> On race day, always follow the on-course signage

110 km profile and course

 110 km Cyclo 

  • Distance: 108 km
  • Elevation gain: 1,500 m D+

Due to the car-free tour around Lake Saint-Point, we have had to adapt our courses and remove Lake Remoray, primarily for safety reasons and smooth coexistence between events.

TJC 110 MAP
Cut-off times

Participants will be pulled from the race by an organization marshal if they cross the following time cutoffs*:

  • *Cerniébaud 110 km > 70 km split: km 25 – 11:00 AM
    mandatory diversion to the 70 km course
  • Mignovillard – Jura Pellets: km 45 – 1:15 PM
  • Mouthe: km 70 – 2:45 PM
Refreshments

Two aid stations will be available along the course, as well as one at the finish line:

  1. Mignovillard – Jura Pellets Sawmill: km 45
    Restrooms, shelters, liquid + solid refreshments
  2. Mouthe: km 70
    Restrooms, shelters, liquid + solid refreshments
  3. Champagnole – Finish
Recommended and mandatory equipment

Recommended equipment

  • A bicycle pump, a spare tube or a puncture-proof spray, if the bicycle is not equipped with tubeless
  • A pair of gloves
  • Glasses

Required equipment

  • Bike frame plate and seatpost timing chip
  • FFC-approved bicycle
  • Rigid helmet which must be worn during the entire event
  • Hydration system (water bottle or hydration bag)
  • Minimum repair kit
  • A fully charged, GPS-enabled cell phone
Transju' Challenge by Jura Pellets

The Défi Transju’ by Jura Pellets aims to reward the top 3 men and top 3 women who take on the 3 premier races across our events: La Transju’, La Transju’Trails, and La Transju’Cyclo.

  • Everyone who takes on all 3 events in the current year will unlock a 10% discount on La Transju’Cyclo, no matter the race distance chosen.
  • The top 3 participants (men and women) who take part in the 3 premier Transju’ events will win a trophy (La Transju 50, the Ultra 110km or the Trail 82km, and the Cyclo 160km).

View the Transju’ Challenge rules

The Corporate Challenge by Crédit Agricole

Trans’Organisation has chosen to celebrate and promote health and wellness through workplace sport by launching a dedicated challenge: 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. 

View the Corporate Challenge rules. 

Race Rules
La Transju'Trails

Registration for La Transju’Trails 2027 is now open!

Join us on June 5 and 6 in the Jura Mountains for an unforgettable adventure: La Transju’Trails is celebrating its 20th anniversary!

La Transju'

Registration for La Transju’ 2027 is now open!

Join us on February 13 and 14, 2027, in the heart of the Jura Mountains to write a thrilling new chapter of La Transju’!

La Transju'

La Transjurassienne evolves: a new chapter begins in 2027

A legendary event in French cross-country skiing, La Transjurassienne has always evolved alongside its wild terrain. Facing the impacts of climate change and increasingly unpredictable snow conditions over the years, we are choosing to reinvent the race to safeguard its future.