BMW Oslo Marathon

When finishing Oslotrippelen, or the Oslotriple, you run a total of 73 km by completing the three distances 42 km, 21 km and 10 km during the BMW Oslo Maraton. To finish you run three and a half laps in our trail of 21.1 km around the city, with start and finish at Rådhusplassen. You start with a marathon, continue with a half marathon, and end with a slightly shorter trip around by completing 10 for Grete. The course will take you around Skøyen, Frogner and Akershusstranda, Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress, St. Hanshaugen, Frognerparken and Karl Johan. You will have the opportunity to experience Oslo in a completely different way, together with other race-loving people and thousands of spectators cheering you on. Participating in the Oslotriple is a big challenge, both physically and mentally. You have a unique opportunity to test your own limits, while you get a fantastic experience.

There are over 500 marathons in the world a year. Why not run a marathon in beautiful Oslo? Here you run two laps around the city with start and finish at Rådhusplassen. The trail will take you around Skøyen, Frogner and Akershusstranda, Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress, St. Hanshaugen, Frognerparken and Karl Johan. You will have the opportunity to experience Oslo in a completely different way, together with other people who love running and thousands of spectators cheering on you. Participating in a marathon can be a great challenge, both physically and mentally. You have have the opportunity to test your own limits, at the same time as you get a fantastic experience. The average marathon runner finishes around approx. 4 hours.

Running a half marathon can be a big challenge, but is still a distance that is achievable for most people. Half marathons require less training than marathons, and give less risk of injuries. This is the main reason why this distance has become so popular. A Half marathon is also a great distance to try if you aim to eventually complete a marathon. Why not participate in a half marathon in Oslo in September? By running a half marathon, you will experience the capital in a completely different way, together with thousands of other race-loving people and spectators. The race course will take you past Skøyen, Frogner and Akershusstranda, Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress, St. Hanshaugen and Karl Johan.

The 10 for Grete is a distance everyone can overcome - whether you are an elite runner or a beginner. Run in honor of the queen of running, Grete Waitz. Grete Waitz was dedicated to preventive health work and co-founded the charity "Active against cancer". Why not join Grete's work for public health? If you run "10 for Grete", you run 10K in honor of public health, people fighting cancer and Grete Waitz herself.