MTB Marathon 103 km

MTB Marathon 103 km

It is the longest route of the day and the only one over 100 km. From Hillerød it leads out through Stenholt Vang into Nationalpark Kongernes Nordsjælland, on forest gravel roads and singletrack, and changes character along the way between technical singletrack and flowing trails. The organiser’s highlights give 1,200 metres of climbing; its route text says about 1,000, so the honest figure is somewhere in that range.

The start time was published as provisional, with final times sent to riders a few days before the race, and the organiser says the routes are the same as in recent years, with GPX files and Garmin Connect links for download. It suits a rider with a full marathon season in the legs who is happy with technical sections late in a long day. This page is about the 2026 edition of the 103 km.

Over a hundred kilometres the people at home want two things: where the rider is and when they will be back in Hillerød. A Livebib broadcast that the rider shares gives both in a browser, no account and no app: position on the course line, distance covered and a finish estimate that updates as the race goes. In the forest, where a phone can lose signal, the position is carried forward along the course and marked as estimated rather than frozen.