EcoTrail Paris 120K, by the numbers

Out of the Château de Rambouillet at mid-morning, through the châteaux of the Chevreuse valley, and down the Seine to the Eiffel Tower long after dark. Built from 1,214 finishes in 2026, checkpoint by checkpoint.

119.7 km · 74.4 mi
1,800 m gain
Paris, France
5 to 16°C in 2026
27 m to 187 mTap a stretch for its times

Meudon - Marcel Bec km 95.4

On the stretch into this checkpoint the median finisher ran 24% slower than their average pace for the race.

Median finisher
12:58
You, 16:45 finish
12:57

The shading shows how the field's pace on each stretch compares with their own average for the race: rose is slower, blue is faster, and stretches close to average stay grey.

Where the field slows down

The slowest stretch is the one into Meudon - Marcel Bec (km 95), where the median finisher ran 24% slower than their average pace for the race, 12h 58m into the race. The next hardest is the stretch into Buc - Château (km 75). The course gives time back on the way into Etangs de Hollande, where the field ran 28% faster than their average pace for the race.

Median finish
16:45
hours, all finishers
Finish rate
85%
1,214 of 1,428 starters
Fastest 10%
13:21
finish under this
Women in the field
8.2%
share of finishers
Finish times, 2026

Where the finish times land

1,214 finish times, one bar per hour. The median finisher crosses the line in 16h 45m; the fastest 10% are done under 13h 21m.

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Most runners finished between 16 and 17 hours: 160 of them.

About 49% of finishers were faster than that.

CheckpointKmYou arrive
Château Dampierre41.54:34
Château de la Madeleine54.76:29
Buc - Château75.49:39
Chaville - Stade Jean Jaurès88.011:35
DN St-Cloud - Manufacture110.715:27
Arrivée Pont d'Iéna119.716:45

Your time is spread the way the median finisher spread theirs over this course, so the climbs and the night take their real share. Aid-station stops are included, as they are in the recorded splits.

On race day you get a tracker for your phone, a sheet for your crew and a strip to print for your wrist, all set to this time.

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Checkpoints

When the median finisher reaches each checkpoint

The median finisher's real arrival at all 10 timed checkpoints, and how the field's pace moves segment by segment.

Show all 10 checkpoints as a table
CheckpointMedian arrivalField pace
Etangs de HollandeFly it16.7 km1:4028% faster
Château DampierreFly it41.5 km4:3416% faster
Château de la MadeleineFly it54.7 km6:302% slower
Golf National SQYFly it66.2 km8:08average
Buc - ChâteauFly it75.4 km9:3916% slower
Chaville - Stade Jean JaurèsFly it88.0 km11:368% slower
Meudon - Marcel BecFly it95.4 km12:5824% slower
DN St-Cloud - ManufactureFly it110.7 km15:2815% slower
Ile aux CygnesFly it118.1 km16:348% slower
Arrivée Pont d'IénaFly it119.7 km16:4510% faster

Field pace compares the median finisher's pace on the stretch into each checkpoint with their own average for the whole race. Runners who missed a cutoff or dropped are not in the data (finishers only).

The course

The key climbs, a pacing plan matched to the terrain, and the whole route in 3D.

Loading the course in 3D

EcoTrail Paris 120K questions

What is a typical EcoTrail Paris 120K finish time?

The median finish across 1,214 finishers (2026) is 16h 45m. The fastest 10% finish under 13h 21m; the slowest 10% finish after 20h 17m.

What percentage of runners finish EcoTrail Paris 120K?

85% across the 2026 edition (1,214 finishers from 1,428 starters).

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Methodology and sources

Split data: official per-runner checkpoint times for the 2026 EcoTrail Paris 120K, 1,214 finishers at 10 timed checkpoints. All split-derived figures describe finishers only. Runners who dropped or missed a cutoff do not appear in split data, so buffer statistics understate how tight cutoffs are for the full field. Medians are used throughout. Apart from the finish-time explorer, which scales the median finisher's splits to the time you pick, no figure on this page is modeled or extrapolated.