Multisport raid Belgium
Multisport raids are popular in France, Switzerland and the Alps. Belgium had none — until now. Crossing Belgium changes that with a 4-day expedition raid across the country.
Four days. Multiple disciplines. Teams of 4 with the 3+1 format. For recreational athletes, not just elite raiders. Belgium as raid backdrop: coast, polders, valleys, rivers and rocks — surprisingly varied.
What makes a multisport raid unique?
Trail, MTB, water, orienteering and guided technical challenges — constantly switching.
Strategy matters as much as fitness — when do you swap?
Recovery becomes the real differentiator.
Briefings, gear and guides at every technical challenge.
How it works
Climbing Managers translated raid experience to the Belgian landscape. Not a copy of existing raids — an event designed for Belgium's unique relief and November climate.
Frequently asked
Yes, with broad adventure-race DNA but deliberately accessible to recreational athletes.
No. This is a team event — only teams of 4 can register.
Trail run, MTB/gravel, water (kayak, river crossing), orienteering and guided height challenges.
Fully doable for recreational athletes with basic fitness and team preparation. See guidelines on /en/practical.
Ready for the raid?
November 2026 edition, 40 team spots.
Belgium is often defined by its contradictions: the flat, windswept horizons of the North Sea coastline and the dense, undulating forests of the Ardennes. Fo…
→A clear explanation of multisport, the 3+1 formula and why Crossing Belgium (12–15 November 2026) is deliberately not a standard event.
→Looking for a trail running event in Belgium that feels bigger than one race day? Crossing Belgium runs from coast to Ardennes on 12–15 November 2026.
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