Runner in the Fjellseterløpet. No. 900.
26 Apr
Trøndelag
Terreng
8,1 km
Runner in the Fjellseterløpet. No. 900.
Mountain cabin race finish line. The runner approaches the finish line in a mountainous landscape.
Runners in the Fjellseterløpet, a beautiful day in the woods.
Runners in the rain during a race. Good picture, but no specific details about the Fjellseterløpet.

Fjellseterløpet

Lerkendal

Race description

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Fjellseterløpet, originally known as Sigmonds Staup, is a traditional uphill race from Lerkendal to Skistua, which has been part of the student culture in Trondheim for many years. The race was established in 1987 as a follow-up to the original Staup, starting at Marienborg, but was moved to Lerkendal in 1996. The course is 8.1 km long, starting at an elevation of 34 meters and finishing at 436 meters at the foot of Gråkallen.

Highlights

  • The race has been a tradition among the students for many years and is still held informally after NTNUIs general assemblies.
  • The course starts at Lerkendal Stadium and finishes at Skistua.
  • The Fjellseterløpet is an uphill race organized by NTNUI Athletics.

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Additional information

Detailed information

  • Race name: Fjellseterløpet
  • Location name: Lerkendal
  • Distances: 8,1 km
  • Organizer website: https://fjellseterlopet.no/
  • Surface / Race type Terreng