Course & Elevation

The Oslo Marathon features a scenic loop course through Norway's capital, starting and finishing at Bislett Stadium. Runners pass through diverse neighbourhoods including Frogner, Tøyen Park, and along the Oslofjord waterfront, offering a mix of urban and natural landscapes. The course is relatively flat with gentle rolling hills, making it suitable for runners of varied abilities.

Surface: road Profile: Rolling

🌤️ Weather

Temperature 13°C

Humidity 72%

Rain Chance 55%

Early autumn conditions with mild temperatures and moderate rainfall probability. Runners should expect cool, crisp weather with potential for rain; layering and weather-appropriate gear recommended.

🏆 Course Record

02:05:48

Abera Kenboge (2012)

Registration

Registration Opens January

Registration Closes August

Entry Cost NOK 600-800

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🎯 Fun Facts

▸ Oslo Marathon has been held annually since 1990, making it one of Scandinavia's most established marathons.
▸ The race starts and finishes at the iconic Bislett Stadium, home of numerous track and field championships.
▸ Runners enjoy stunning views of the Oslofjord and pass through the Frogner Park, Oslo's largest public park featuring the famous Vigeland sculpture installation.
▸ The marathon is known for its Scandinavian hospitality with enthusiastic local support and generous aid stations.

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