Kvitfjell Opp
Olympic Express
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Distances: 3,2 km
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Surface: Terreng
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Location: Olympic Express
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Date:
24 Jul - 25 Jul
Race description
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Kvitfjell Opp is one of the summer's most brutal uphill races, where we turn the Olympic course upside down and run from the finish at the bottom to the start at the top. The course is 3.2 kilometers long with an elevation gain of 838 meters, following the downhill track used during the 1994 Olympics. Participants will encounter challenging sections such as Mæhlumshenget, Tommy Moe, and Wintherhugget, and the feeling of reaching the top is indescribable!
Highlights
- The course follows the downhill track that was used during the 1994 Olympics and is currently used in connection with the World Cup.
- The course features challenging sections such as Mæhlumshenget, Tommy Moe, and Wintherhugget, with inclines of up to 50%.
- Kvitfjell Opp is a real challenge for most, but also a manageable task that provides a fantastic sense of accomplishment.
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Detailed information
- Race name: Kvitfjell Opp
- Location name: Olympic Express
- Distances: 3,2 km
- Organizer website: https://lauparfestival.no/
- Surface / Race type Terreng