Get ready to lace up your running shoes for the exciting Oslo Marathon, taking place on Saturday, September 19, 2020! This annual event offers an exhilarating course that winds along the stunning seaside of Oslofjord, providing breathtaking views as you race. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or a casual runner, there's a distance for everyone. Choose from the full marathon, half-marathon, or a spirited 10k. For the ultimate challenge, tackle the Oslo Triple, a remarkable 73k journey that combines all three races, pushing your limits as you race against the clock. Don't forget, there are also fun events for children, ensuring a fantastic day for the whole family. Join us in Oslo for an unforgettable celebration of fitness and community!
Organiser's Description
An annual marathon that runs along the seaside of Oslofjord. It is very flat, and competitors in the marathon run the course twice. There is a choice of distances: marathon, half-marathon and 10k, and also the Oslo triple - a 73k run where you run the combined marathon, half marathon and 10k, which means you must finish the marathon in time to start the half marathon before the last group for this distance starts, and finish the half marathon in time to start the 10k before the last group for this distance starts. Also children's events.
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