The Rebild Half Marathon Route

The Rebild Half Marathon Route

The Rebild Half Marathon Route is a 21.1 km running route through some of the most varied nature in Rebild Bakker and Rold Skov. Here, you get hills, forest, lake and open landscapes in one continuous route – starting and finishing at Skørping Hallen.

The route takes you through Rebild Bakker, Rold Skov and the area around Store Økssø. Along the way, the terrain changes character, but the route stays on runnable paths and forest roads, making it possible to find a good flow through nature.

A varied route with a good rhythm

With 280 metres of elevation gain, this half marathon route will be felt in your legs – without being technical in the same way as a demanding trail route. That makes it ideal for runners who want to cover a longer distance in nature while still keeping a steady pace.

You will pass through hilly landscapes, dense forest areas and calmer stretches around Store Økssø. This gives the route plenty of variety, with changing views, surfaces and rhythm all adding to the experience.

Route details

Distance: 21.1 km
Elevation gain: 280 m
Route type: Circular route
Start and finish: Skørping Hallen
Suitable for: Runners used to longer distances who are looking for a scenic half marathon route

What to expect

On the half marathon route, you get:

• A 21.1 km circular route through Rebild Bakker and Rold Skov

• 280 metres of elevation gain in varied terrain

• Runnable paths and forest roads

• Sections near Store Økssø

• A route with flow, hills and nature experiences

The route is a great choice if you want to combine training with a nature experience. It is not only about the distance, but also about running through a landscape that changes between forest, hills and open views.

Plan your run

Check the map of the half marathon route before you set off, so you are well prepared for the route, the terrain and the places where it changes direction. Remember water, suitable footwear and clothing for the weather – and please be considerate of other visitors in the forest.