100 miles - Around Mors

Mors 100 Miles – an ultra-race around Mors with nature, community and 160 kilometres in the legs

On Mors, a route traces itself all the way around the island.

Here participants run through landscapes, along the fjord and through small communities, where light, darkness and pace shift along the way.

Ultra-race of 160.9 km along one continuous circular course

Mors 100 Miles is an ultra-race in which participants run 160.9 km around Mors.

The race has been held since 2007 and typically takes place in September, starting in Nykøbing Mors and finishing at the Danhostel.

International participation and strong local support along the route

The race attracts participants from both Denmark and abroad, while local residents along the route create atmosphere with so-called route parties.

Several thousand spectators follow the race each year.

Route mainly on tarmac with aid stations and varied landscapes

The route follows mainly tarmac and is divided by aid stations approximately every five kilometres.

Here fluids and energy are provided as runners continue through both open stretches and built-up areas.

26-hour time limit and completion requirements

To complete the race, participants must cross the finish line within 26 hours.

All finishers receive a medal, a diploma and a finisher T-shirt.

Night running, a mountain sprint and closing stages as part of the competition

Along the way, sub-competitions such as a mountain sprint, a night running section and closing stages add variety to the race.

Volunteers power the race on Mors

The race is organised by the running club Pinen og Plagen with the help of volunteers who handle logistics, aid stations and safety.

FAQ

How far is Mors 100 Miles?
- 160.9 km around Mors.

Who can take part?
- Runners over 18 with experience in long-distance running.

When is the race held?
- Typically in September.