Accessible to everyone, the Start To Trail (STT) route offers a taste of the Ohm Trail.

The course follows a portion of the Ohm Trail Ultra with all the ingredients of its bigger brothers in condensed format.

Single tracks, steep slopes, technical descents, and panoramic sections are all part of it!

11km / 390m elevation gain

The first Ohm distance, this “lightened” course is based on the main fline of the Ohm Trail Original route.

The Ohm Trail Light (OTL) offers a nice journey trough the woods of Aywaille before diving towards the famous Fonds de Quarreux.

The ride gets tougher with climbs to the summits of the mythical Ninglinspo, the Drouet viewpoint and its single track over the ridge to Roche Crahay.

Beware of not underestimating the second part of the route, which is a continuous sequence of ascents and descents to theTilleul du Pendu and the rollercoaster under the Remouchamps viaduct.

Finally, legs permitting, it’s time to push on along the Amblève to the finish!

24km / 1100m D+.

The Ohm Trail Original (OTO) The one and only, since 2004.
Much more than a trail, this race has an aura like no other in Belgium.

The course was initially designed for tough trail runners. Difficult to complete with a succession of climbs of all tastes and flavours, which will make you go through different stage of exhaustion. The elevation gain curve, envied by all cardiologists, simply makes most of the participants swoon.

You participate to test your endurance, to push your limits, and to forge yourself.
Unforgiving, the race demands, challenges, and breaks.

But the Ohm Trail values, strengthens, and inspires.
The greatest names in Belgian trail running history were forged on the trails of the Ohm Trail.

“Go Ohm or Go Home,” say the old-timers.

Complex, the course increases in difficulty as the kilometers go by. Each section is different and offers a change of scenery
While the race truly begins only at the one-third mark, it is often lost at the two-thirds point, turning the final climbs into a real ordeal.
Underestimating it often proves fatal.

But ultimately it’s not the finish line that matters. It’s the journey that leads there.
Welcome to an adventure with yourself.

35km / 1950m D+.