Registration for 2026 is open
Oct. 4th 2026

Presentation

 More than a race, Run In Lyon by Harmonie Mutuelle is a true Running Festival!

The idea is simple: several distances so everyone can join in the fun — all set in one of the most beautiful cities in France! 🔥


3 RACES & 1 SOLIDARITY RUN = 4 TYPES OF RUNNERS🏃

Run In Lyon by Harmonie Mutuelle is designed for inclusivity.
Choose your challenge:

  • Solidarity Run: 5km untimed to enjoy running.
  • 10km: for a first timed race or personal best.
  • Half Marathon: for a bold challenge.
  • Marathon: the ultimate running distance

So you have no excuse — and neither does your family or friends. 🎉


IN A REMARKABLE CITY

If you're going to run, you might as well choose a destination worth the trip! Run In Lyon by Harmonie Mutuelle takes place in a splendid city steeped in history and culture. ✨
Fancy visiting a museum or discovering the local heritage before the race? It's a great way to relax!
Whether you live in the area or come from further afield, Run In Lyon by Harmonie Mutuelle is an opportunity to (re-)discover the capital of French cuisine. At a running pace, perhaps, but on circuits specially made for you!


FOR A GOOD CAUSE

This year, Run In Lyon by Harmonie Mutuelle invites you to run in support of the  AFG Autisme association ! ❤️

AFG Autisme is the leading association supporting people with autism in France. Its mission is to provide high-quality, long-term care for people with autism through adapted support ; continuity in education, care, social and professional integration ; and the creation of adapted structures.

Sport is a powerful lever for social inclusion and personal development for people with autism, that is why AFG Autisme has developed the “AFG Sport et Autisme Rhône” program.

This program supports people with autism and their families in practicing sports, including running, and encourages sports clubs to be more inclusive and adapted in their structures.

🎯The donations collected will enable this program to be more developed in the Lyon area, and give access to adapted sport to new autisme people.