Ultra Running Hub Fångåmon, Sweden · Thursday, July 30, 2026
Fjällmaraton 100k
What the course asks
DUV results for the 2026 edition (100km) — finishers only. Starters are not published, so the field was at least this big and no finish rate can be given.
Results history
| Year | Race | Finishers | Men's winner | Women's winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 100km | 156 | Tomasz Kik · 10:13:42 | Sophia Löfgren Miracolo · 11:49:39 |
| 2025 | 100km | 112 | Noah Brautigam · 09:38:53 | Anna Jönsson Haag · 12:42:32 |
| 2024 | 100km | 107 | Noah Brautigam · 09:43:45 | Johanna Gelfgren · 11:16:46 |
| 2023 | 100km | 93 | Patrik Lindegårdh · 09:35:51 | Hanna Aho · 12:10:02 |
| 2022 | 100km | 69 | Noah Brautigam · 09:31:24 | Malin Barrulf · 11:23:33 |
| 2021 | 100km | 79 | William Englund · 09:46:58 | Johanna Gelfgren · 11:14:40 |
| 2020 | 100km | 93 | Simen Hjalmar Wästlund · 08:50:04 | Azara Garcia de los Salmones Marcano · 10:37:52 |
The field grew 39% between 2025 (112) and 2026 (156). 25% of the 2026 field were women.
DUV results for the 2026 edition (100km) — finishers only. Starters are not published, so the field was at least this big and no finish rate can be given.
The Aid Station
Course-specific beta from the community
This is a rolling course. Expect fast, runnable sections where rhythm is key.
With trail terrain, choose a shoe with moderate cushioning for optimal performance.
For 100km+ efforts, prioritize real food at aid stations to prevent palate fatigue.
Gear for this race
Chosen for 100 km of trail with 3,661 m of ascent.
- Trail Running Shoes 37 m of climb per kilometre — grip and rock protection before cushioning.
- Race Nutrition Past 100 km the palate quits before the legs do — carry more than one flavour.
- Hydration Vests Pole attachment and chest-strap stability on steep ground.
- Trekking Poles 3,661 m of ascent to walk up.
- Headlamps A 16 h limit puts you out there after dark.
Overview
The Fjällmaraton 100k, a fixed-distance trail race in Fångåmon, Sweden, stands out with a course that climbs 36.6 meters per kilometer, totaling 3661 meters of elevation gain over 100 kilometers. This makes it a more challenging prospect than many 100k races.
With 156 finishers in its latest edition, this race attracts a larger field than 83% of its 314 peer 100k races. The 16-hour time limit requires an average pace of 9.6 minutes per kilometer, making its cutoff tighter than 52% of 210 comparable 100k events. The race has been held 7 times since 2020.
Similar races
Other 100K trail ultras, closest in distance first.