Quiet fields, forest roads, even more unpaved trails and, above all, many beautiful vistas come your way during the Ferme Toer Trail.Â
To find it, we head to hilly Binkom, a borough of Flemish Brabant's Lubbeek in the Hageland.
In short, a 'sturdy tour' for which it is best to get out your trail shoes.
The first edition was a huge success and completely sold out, so this year we have added extra distances as well as an extra day! At this second edition of the Ferme Toer Trail, you can choose from the Nine at Night on Saturday or 11K, 20K, 32K and the ultimate 50K on Sunday.
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This part of the Hageland is sometimes called "Little Switzerland. All distances can therefore count on mostly unpaved running paths through wooded areas, fields and along some nice climbs. The 20, 32 and 50K also pass a river crossing.
For the longest distances, trail shoes are a must. You can get through the 11K without mishap with road running shoes.
Start and finish are located at event location Ferme Koer.
Curious about the course? You can check it out here.
Altimeters
9km: 91D+
11km: 184D+
20km: 250D+
32km: 340D+
50km: 505D+
Saturday
Starting shot Nine at Night: 8 p.m.
Sunday
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50K: 09:00 a.m.
32K: 09:30 a.m.
20K: 10 a.m.
11K: 10:30 a.m.
For walkers, there is a free start between 10:30 a.m. and noon
Day registration: Possible if tickets are still available
The start and finish is at event location Ferme Koer (Boutersemstraat 29 - 3211 Binkom) For easy navigation, copy this link
Time limit
For the 50K there is a time limit of 7 hours. Around km 32 is a checkpoint, here you may pass at 13h30 at the latest.
Luggage Drop Off
For the runners of the 50K, we provide a baggage drop off. Before the start, you can drop off your bag or personal supplies. This will then be ready for you at the checkpoint.
Food and beverage outlets
Atmosphere and conviviality prevail on the courtyard of the square farm, the place where the start and finish take place. Drink and food outlets will be provided for runners, walkers and supporters.
Sports Insurance
Ready for a double challenge? Join the combo classification and experience two days of trail fun: the Nine at Night on Feb. 1 AND the 20K on Feb. 2.Â
The first 400 participants can enjoy the early-bird rate, so don't wait too long to register!
Is it lit to carry a running light during the 9K?
Yes, it is mandatory for every runner to carry a running light. This is to ensure safety as the course is not fully lit everywhere. Still looking for a new lamp? Find several options here.
Can my dog tag along?
Dogs may walk along on a leash. One condition, however, is that the dog is used to walking in a group.
Is there a time limit?
For the 50K there is a time limit of 7h. Around km 32 is a checkpoint, here you may pass at 1:30 pm at the latest.
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