A wind of terror is blowing through the capital. Pumpkins are cackling, witches are flying their broomsticks and Parisians with a taste for thrills and chills are getting ready to give themselves a good scare. Yes, there's no doubt about it, Halloween is coming to the capital and casting a mystical spell over the Paris region. So if you've got your heart set on it, or simply want to put your courage and sportiness to the test, here's an idea that should please you in these fabulously scary times.
That's right, in the run-up toHalloween, some downright spooky races are coming to Paris and the Ile-de-France region. With chases, orienteering races, trails and other unusual andspooky concepts, sports enthusiasts (including those on a Sunday) have plenty to satisfy their thirst forterrifying adventure. To help you in your quest for unusual Halloween plans, we take a look at the scariest races that await you in the run-up to October 31. It remains to be seen whether you'll be up to the challenge!
So, are you ready to experience a horror movie ? Take your dream team with you, or venture out alone to face the demons of the night... The outcome is up to you!
This article is currently being updated. Check back regularly for further races.
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