SaintéLyon Poster.
78 km run overnight from Saint-Étienne to Lyon, headtorches only.
// The story
The SaintéLyon is France’s great night race. Since 1952 the field has left Saint-Étienne around midnight on the last weekend of November and run 78 kilometres across the Monts du Lyonnais to arrive in Lyon at dawn — roughly 2,000 metres of climbing, usually in mud, frost or both, with a line of headtorches stretching over the hills. It is now one of the largest trail events in Europe, with tens of thousands of runners across its formats. A point-to-point between two cities makes an unusually clean poster: one line, two names, one night.
// How to make this poster
Four steps from your GPS to a print-ready poster.
- Step 01
Import your route
Upload a GPX file, or connect Strava and pick the activity. RouteToWall also reads Google Maps exports.
- Step 02
Choose a template
Pick from minimalist, topographic, panoramic and editorial templates tuned for road, trail, city and roadtrip.
- Step 03
Customize
Set colours, typography, titles and stats, and annotate cols, refuges or landmarks.
- Step 04
Export or print
Download a high-resolution file, or order a museum-grade print up to A1, shipped to your door.
// Templates
Three handpicked templates, ready for your GPX.
// Frequently asked
Q.01Do night races look good as posters?
Especially good. The dark templates were made for them — a headtorch line between two cities is one of the most striking prints in the catalog.
Q.02Does it work for the SaintExpress, SaintéSprint or the relay?
Yes — every SaintéLyon format renders with the same template family. Upload the GPX of the one you ran.
Q.03Can both city names be printed?
Yes. Start and finish labels are editable, so the poster can read Saint-Étienne → Lyon exactly as you want it.
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