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September 4 to 7, 2025
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To make sure you don’t miss anything, follow the athletes live on the YB Races app
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The shortlist of 30 teams will be announced on January 17, 2025
30% discount for Témiscamingue residents: Ask for your discount code before December 20 at: raid@lasdt.com or 819 629-3355 ext. 111
Role of assistants:
The race handbook is an important document that racers and assistants must read, understand and sign. Here’s the link to download it. Enjoy your reading!
produced by RNC média
Témiscamingue is a resource region characterized by its vast expanses of forest, farmlands, numerous lakes and rivers, diverse fauna, and the quality of its landscapes. The forestry industry, agriculture, vacation resorts, and nature-based recreational tourism activities have flourished thanks to the region’s rich natural resources. The territory is a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and lovers of wide-open spaces!
Participants will be in teams of two and will have to cover 150 km over three days by canoe, bike, trekking, adventure swimming and rope activity, all the while finding their bearings with map and compass!
The Raid international Témiscamingue will begin on Friday afternoon with a Youth Raid. The 57 young teams will be accompanied by the adults to start the race.
The race will be supplemented by a variety of events, beginning with a grand opening ceremony on Thursday evening and ending with a festive banquet on Sunday. Four days of programming for an exceptional Témiscamingue experience. Set in the heart of Anishnabe territory, this event will also showcase aboriginal culture through close collaboration with local First Nations communities.
The raid international Témiscamingue is 160 km of wilderness trails including swimming, mountain biking, running, canoeing and, of course, other surprise activities on the ropes. Navigation is by map and compass only!
Race or trek across a mix of on-trail and off-trail sections using a compass to guide you!
Competency with a map and compass is essential for a successful Raid Témiscamingue!
Mountain biking offers access to the best panoramic views of the region, as long as you’re ready and willing to carry the bike on your shoulders!
Canoeing is a traditional and typically Canadian activity that is an absolute must for Endurance Aventure raids.
Témiscamingue is home to navigable lakes and rivers that seem to stretch forever…
That’s right, at Endurance Aventure, we like to get wet! Swimming, regardless of the water temperature, will be a key part of the Raid Témiscamingue!
Participants will be amazed by the spectacular views—sometimes high, sometimes wide—as they tackle the rope challenges!
“The Raid Témiscamingue is a collective project organized by the Société de développement du Témiscamingue and the MRC du Témiscamingue in collaboration with the Endurance Aventure team. The project brings together some twenty partners who are working together to make this an exceptional and inclusive event in the Temiscamingue region.
Finally, what links all the links in this great project is passion! Passion for sport, for the outdoors, for adventure and excitement.
Contact us to join us as a partner in this daring race through exceptional territory!
We need volunteers to ensure the success of this major event:
Ambroise Lycke
Raid Témiscamingue Coordinator
819 629-3355 ext. 111
Cell. : 819 629-8526
ambroisel@lasdt.com
A Raid requires careful preparation and raises many questions. Here are some answers!
Yes, each team must have at least one assistant with a vehicle to transport equipment between transitions.
Yes, it’s strongly recommended, not to mention much more pleasant for the assistant!
Is the canoe provided by the organization?
You will receive the maps and roadbooks at the same time as your race number at registration.
No, only regular watches are accepted as GPS devices are not allowed.
No, GPS is not allowed.
The assistant prepares the race equipment and transports it between transitions (canoe, bikes, etc.). They can give advice on race strategies.
Write to us if you have any questions or simply want to be added to our mailing list!