Lake— Canada

1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval

Jul 24, 2026
Last edition date
Distances from 500m to 10km
Since 195572nd edition🏛️Monument race

At a glance

Last edition date
July 24, 2026
Distances
500 m · 1 km · 2 km · 5 km · 10 km
Where
Lake · Lac Saint-Jean, Roberval, Quebec, Canada
Entry fee
50–60 €
Registration
traversee.qc.ca
Awaiting confirmation of the next edition

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Since 1955

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1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval

Frequently asked questions

When was the last edition of 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval?
The last edition of 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval took place on July 24, 2026.
What distances does 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval offer?
1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval offers 500 m, 1 km, 2 km, 5 km, and 10 km.
How much is the entry fee for 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval?
The entry fee ranges from 50 € to 60 €.
Where does 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval take place?
1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval is a lake swim. Location: Lac Saint-Jean, Roberval, Quebec, Canada.
How do I register for 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval?
The reference page for registering for 1-2-5km Uniprix Julie Beaupré 2026 — Roberval is https://traversee.qc.ca/fr/dernieres-editions.

Where to stay

Roberval provides diverse options for the race weekend, ranging from rustic camping spots along the lakefront to comfortable boutique hotels located near the port area. Many visitors prefer local inns that offer a view of the water, allowing for easy access to the event village. Prices typically range from $120 to $250 per night depending on the proximity to the shore and the level of amenities provided.

Things to do nearby

The weekend offers a mix of regional culture and outdoor activity. You can explore the historical legacy of the area through guided tours of local heritage sites or spend time on the water using kayak or SUP rentals to navigate the shoreline near the race start. Gastronomy enthusiasts often head to local markets to sample regional blueberry-based products, a staple of the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, while those interested in nature can hike the trails surrounding the river inlets.

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