1. Black River Gorges National Park
The trails of Black River Gorges National Park form the heart of trail running on the island. Dense forest, rolling ridges, and deep valleys create an endless playground for runners.
Routes vary from short forest loops to demanding mountain traverses with dramatic viewpoints over the island.
2. Le Morne Brabant
The climb of Le Morne Brabant is one of the most iconic adventures on the island. The trail climbs steeply toward the summit, revealing extraordinary views over the lagoon.
For trail runners, it’s both a physical challenge and a spectacular experience.
3. Chamarel and the Southwest Highlands
The highlands around Chamarel offer rolling terrain, jungle trails, and panoramic ridges overlooking the coast. This region combines varied terrain with quiet trails rarely visited by tourists.
4. The Pieter Both Ridge
The dramatic peak of Pieter Both dominates the central mountains. Trails in this region wind through forest and rocky ridges, offering one of the island’s most adventurous running landscapes.
Together, these routes reveal the diversity of Mauritius — an island where every run becomes an exploration.
