La Cyclo 160 km
Champagnole
Champagnole
| Until July 12 | 55€ |
| From July 13 to August 23 | 65€ |
| From August 24 to September 6 | 70€ |
| Group rate between 10 and 14 participants | an additional -10% per subscriber |
| Group rate 15 participants and more | -15% additional discount per subscriber |
| To benefit from the group rate, please send an e-mail to : | contact@latransju.com |
| Free jersey for the first 2,000 registrants | Size guaranteed for bookings made before June 1 |
| Meal (traditional Jura cuisine) optional | 16€ |
The Transju’Cyclo 160 km: a beautiful escape between springs and valleys
Designed for true adventurers, the 156-km route heads west in the footsteps of the pros, following the rolling roads of the 2026 Tour de Francebetween Saint-Germain-en-Montagne and Andelot-en-Montagne. The tone is set. After heading toward Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne, you’ll face the day’s biggest challenge: the formidable climb toMontmahoux, the longest and most demanding stretch of the race.
The route then takes you through wild and varied landscapes, passing through Levier and the Col de Chalamont, before plunging into the mysterious setting ofthe Frasne peat bogs. It will then be time to recharge your batteries at theJura Pelletssawmill before tackling the final challenge: theCol du Lancier. Once you've crossed this summit, the route rewards you with a descent through the forest before skirting the sparkling shores ofLake Remoray, followed by a rolling section that allows you to shift gears all the way toMouthefor a final stop.
The finale is a wild, untamed landscape, winding through the upper Saine Valley and plunging into the spectacular Languette Gorge through the historic district of Syam. An exceptional itinerary, offering a complete immersion in the grandeur of the Jura.
- Distance: 156 km
- Departure : Champagnole
- Arrival : Champagnole
- Elevation gain: 2,170 m
The 160 km Cyclo is open to all licensed cyclists and competitive cyclists aged 18 or over during the year (born before January 1, 2009) and non-licensed cyclists who present a medical certificate stating that they have no contraindications to competitive cycling " and dated less than one year prior to the date of the event.
The race 160km is registered with the French Cycling Federation's Label d'Or Trophy.
Includes :
- Participation in the event via chip, plate and numbered bib
- A collector's jersey for the first 2,000 registrants
- The finisher medal
- A photo of you taking part in the event courtesy of our partner Crédit Agricole Franche Comté (link to the album sent after the event)
- Solid and liquid supplies on the course
- Medical assistance (during the race and at the Oppidum)
- Mechanical assistance the day before and the day of the race
- Security during the race by motorcycles, cars and flagmen
- Showers
- The parking lot near the start/finish area
Options :
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- The traditional Jura runner's meal costs €16 per person: chicken with morel mushrooms in a yellow wine sauce.
- Merchandise from our Official Store (at the show)
Due to the car-free tour around the lake in Saint-Point, we had to adjust our routes and exclude Lake Remoray, primarily for safety reasons and to ensure harmony among the various events.
-> On the day of the event, always follow the signage
Cycling 160 km
- Distance: 156 km
- Elevation gain: 2,150 m elevation gain
Participants will be disqualified by a member of the organization if they exceed the following time limits:
- Levier: km60 – 11:45 a.m.
- Mignovillard – Jura Pellets: km90 – 1:15 p.m.
- Mouthe: km 117 – 2: 45 p.m.
There will be four aid stations along the course, as well as one at the finish line:
1. Dournon: km 31
Drinks station
2. Levier: km 60
Drinks and snacks
3. Mignovillard – Jura Pellet Sawmill: km 90
Restrooms, shelters, food and drink stations
4. Mouthe: km 117
Restrooms, shelters, liquid and solid refreshments
5. Champagnole – Finish
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
- Frame plate and seat post chip
- FFC approved bike
- 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
The Transju’ Challenge, sponsored by Jura Pellets, aims to recognizethetop 3 menandtop 3 womenwho participated inthe three major races at our events: the Transju’, the Transju’Trails, and the Transju’Cyclo.
- Anyone who has participated in all three events this year will receive a10% discount on theTransju’Cyclo, regardless of the race distance chosen.
- The top 3 finishers(men and women) who have completed all threemajorTransju’eventswill receive a trophy. (The Transju 50, the Ultra 110 km, or the Trail 82 km, and the Cyclo 160 km.)
Trans'Organisation has decided to honour and promote and promote healthy sports in the workplaceby organizing a dedicated challenge: The challenge Transju' Entreprises.
It's a collective challenge for all employees of a company who wish to take part in one of the Transju''s Transju' time trials or hikes.. The aim is to share a convivial moment that develops team cohesion.
This challenge is open to all companies, the aim being to mobilize as many employees as possible.
The challenge applies to each of the 3 events Transju', Transju'Trails, Transju'Cyclo with rankings and awards for each event, plus an overall ranking at the end of the event year.
Transju’Cyclo 2026: A Weekend of All-Out Cycling!
What a weekend in Champagnole! For its 5th edition, La Transju’Cyclo brought together 2,482 participants who came to enjoy the roads of the Jura and Doubs regions, combining athletic challenges, scenic views, and a friendly atmosphere. ☀️
The Transju’Cylo 2026 online schedule is now available!
Please take a few minutes to review this essential information so you can prepare for your arrival, approach the race with confidence, and fully enjoy the Transju’Cyclo experience.
Transju’Trails 2026: A Record-Breaking 19th Edition
The 2026 Transju’Trails came to a close on Sunday, June 7, marking a historic success. With nearly 7,000 participants, a new attendance record was set across the 11 races held throughout the weekend in the Jura Mountains.