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Dalnibba Run
Start June 11th 2022 at 11.15 21 km - 0 to 1500 metres above sea level
For the 29th time, Geiranger Sport Association invites to this challenging achievement, which must be among the most
demanding half marathon races in the world. The start is at the world-famous Geiranger Fjord and finish on Mount Dalsnibba, 1500 metres above sea level. Read more about the track. You can find photos from the race in the photo section. The race is being arranged by Geiranger Sport Association. There are 8 places where we serve sport beverage and water. You find results from the previous Dalnibba Runs here. Classes Men and women with the age 17-18 years old, 19-22, 20-24, 23-39, 40-44, 45-49 and so on up to the last class which is 75+. Start list Dalsnibba Run Prizes The prizegiving takes place at 16.30 in the village centre/starting area. The Sparebanken Møre-prize is awarded to the fastes men and women, who will winn; 1st prize: NOK 5000,- 2nd prize: NOK 3000,- 3rd prize: NOK 2000,- In addition, there will also be payed a bonus of NOK 10 000,- if a new record time is made for both women and men. So should the winner beat the record time, he or she will winn NOK 15 000,-! All completing contestants receive a medal. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize in each class (for maximum for 1/3rd of the contestants in the class). There will be drawing of a grand prize for all contestants, and contestants registrating before FEIL are also competing for nice gift prizes. Winners of these prizes will be listed in the starting area, and the prizes can be picked up after the race. Registration Registration is made online only. We encourage our foreign participants to pay by credit card when you sign up.
You need a licence to compete in Dalsnibba Run. If you don't have an international licence, you have to purchase a one-time licence.
This licence depends on the time of registration, see more information about this here.
You can pay the one time licence together with the fee by adding
NOK 170,-/220,- to the transfer.
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![]() The track starts at the Geiranger fjord and ends on top of Mount Dalsnibba at 1500 meters above sea level.
![]() After 4 km most of the contestants are in good shape. 17 km to go.
![]() In 2009, Svein Inge Buhaug had a few meters to Øyvind Heiberg Sundby and Hans Martin Gjedrem at Knuten.
![]() Bicyclists and runners tend to really feel the pain in the last hill, 300 meters before the finish line. Ingvar Gudrit (left) and Håkon Svoen sees the finish line for the first time.
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