How hilly is the Salomon Hammer Trail (Bornholm) Marathon?
The Salomon Hammer Trail (Bornholm) Marathon is described as hilly. The course listing puts the climb at 1,200 m.
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Salomon Hammer Trail (Bornholm) Marathon has known course details for its marathon race. The summary below keeps the focus on what is confirmed for the course.
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The Salomon Hammer Trail (Bornholm) Marathon is described as hilly. The course listing puts the climb at 1,200 m.
The Salomon Hammer Trail (Bornholm) Marathon route starts at Brohuset, Hammershus, Slotslyngvej 9, 3770 Allinge (Winter edition) and finishes at Brohuset, Hammershus, Slotslyngvej 9, 3770 Allinge (Winter edition). Underfoot, expect natural trail: cliffs, granite, roots and single track through tight forest and open rocky areas. It passes Hammershus castle ruins, Hammerknuden, Jons Kapel, Salomons Kapel and Hammersø. The course crosses the most hilly natural terrain on Bornholm (and arguably in Denmark), running over granite cliffs, roots and single track with views over the Baltic Sea.