8 articles to prepare your trip
A new challenge for extreme runners: the Treg in Chad. Prepare your trail running gear and head to the desert! To participate in this endurance event in the **Ennedi region**, the latest addition to the family of **ultratrails in Africa**, the Sahara will test you with its conditions: heat, sun, sand, wind, but also natural arches, gueltas, century-old rock formations and a people of nomads. Will you be among the "Finisher"?
Lacs Ounianga
In northern Chad, the Ounianga Lakes form a cluster of 18 permanent lakes in the heart of the Sahara, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2012.
Guelta d'Archei
A permanent basin at the heart of the Ennedi plateau, Guelta d'Archei is home to the last West African crocodiles of the Sahara and remains a waypoint for Toubou caravans.
Plateau De L'Ennedi
A UNESCO-listed sandstone massif in northeastern Chad, the Ennedi plateau offers arches, guelthas, rock paintings and unique Saharan wildlife.
Emi Koussi
A shield volcano in the Tibesti massif rising to 3,415 m, Emi Koussi is the Sahara's highest summit. Itinerary, caldera, Erra Kohor and practical information.
Montagne de Tibesti
Black volcanoes, lunar craters and remote oases: the Tibesti massif in northern Chad is one of the Sahara's last great expedition destinations.
N'Djamena
Capital of Chad on the Chari River, N'Djamena weaves together turbulent history, thriving markets and Sahel landscapes. Guide to preparing your stay.
Abeche
Historic capital of Ouaddaï and gateway to the UNESCO-listed Ouara ruins, Abéché is a rare stop for discovering authentic Arab-Sahelian Chad.
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