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The 100 miles is the flagship distance, starting at 23:59 on the Friday and taking in the entire island of Jeløya before following the coast north through Son and Hvitsten to Drøbak and on to Nesodden. It is a night-heavy route with a drop bag at Drøbak, a stop at Seiersten Fortress and around 4,500 m of climbing before the finish at Berger Stadion.
Coastal trail from Jeløy in Østfold to Nesodden in Akershus
Europe's northernmost continuous oak forest
Seiersten Fortress with cannons and views over the Oslofjord
Brattbakken slalom slope with a view towards Oslo
Picturesque towns of Son and Hvitsten
Finish at Berger Stadion with a fire pit, cheers and a warm meal
Point-to-point route with ocean views and stony beaches
Start / Finish
100 miles and 50 miles start at the diving tower by the waterfront in Moss. The 50 km starts at Sogsti school in Drøbak
All distances finish at Berger Stadion, Bergersletta, Berger, Nesodden, where race directors Charlotte and Randi welcome runners with cheers, a fire pit and a warm meal
Route
Race Day
What to bring
Running vest or backpack
Wind- and waterproof jacket with a hood
Full-length trousers
Reflective vest or reflective markings for use at night
Whistle
Nutrition
Drink
A well-functioning headlamp with spare batteries
Navigation aids: GPS device (GPS, mobile, watch) and/or paper map and compass
GPS file for the 100 miles and 50 km downloaded and available throughout the race
Mobile phone with the organiser's number saved, turned on at all times
Power bank and/or spare batteries with enough capacity for phone and other devices
Drink containers with a minimum total capacity of 1 litre
Emergency blanket (rescue sheet) and personal bandage
Cup
Bank card
What you get
Finisher medal
Chip timing
Timing chip (single use)
Drink stations
Nutrition stations
Bag drop
Toilets
Shower
Dressing rooms
Post-race meal
On the day
Toilets
Showers
Changing facilities
Bag drop
Marshals on course
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
The 50 miles route has four checkpoints: CP 1 at 13 km, Brevik Bay; CP 2 at 40 km, Sogsti School in Drøbak, which also has a drop bag; CP 3 at 59 km, Dal in Frogn; and CP 4 at 80 km, Alværn on Nesodden.
The 100 miles route has six checkpoints: CP 1 at 25 km, Heyerdalbukta on Jeløy; CP 2 at 52 km, Brevik Bay; CP 3 at 80 km, Sogsti School in Drøbak, which also has a drop bag; CP 4 at 103 km, Digerud on Nesodden; CP 5 at 117 km, Dal in Frogn; and CP 6 at 143 km, Alværn on Nesodden.
The page does not set out a distance change process, so contact the organiser directly as early as possible. Places are limited and the three races are run in separate fields with different start times, so any switch depends on availability in the race you want.
Yes. Both the 50 miles and the 100 miles have a drop bag point at Sogsti School in Drøbak, at 40 km for the 50 miles and at 80 km for the 100 miles. Bag drop is also listed among the things included in your entry.
Yes, for the 100 miles and 50 km the organiser requires the GPS file to be downloaded and available throughout the race. All distances require some form of navigation aid, such as a GPS watch, a phone or a paper map and compass, because the organisers cannot guarantee that every sign will stay in place overnight.
Moss, Norway
Friday, May 21, 2027
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