Practical information

If you’re loo­king for answers to practi­cal ques­tions – such as whe­re to park or which map app we recom­mend – you’ve come to the right pla­ce. Below, we’ve com­pi­led some practi­cal infor­ma­tion with links to pages that go into more detail on the subject.

Emergency contact

Who to con­tact if somet­hing hap­pens on the rou­te – and the num­ber for emergencies.

Map on your smartphone

We recom­mend that you use Topo GPS or CoMaps as your map app on your smartphone.

Late registration

You can regis­ter on the day for most of the mar­ches – here’s how it works.

Packing list

What to bring your­self – from a power bank to a slee­ping mat.

Getting here

How to reach the start – by train, bus or car.

Parking

Infor­ma­tion on whe­re you can (and can­not) park during Elfsborgsmarschen.

Checkpoints

After eve­ry 10 kilo­metres, the­re is a check­point whe­re you need to sign in, and you’ll be given drinks and a light snack.

Shower and toilet

Whe­re to find sho­wers and toi­lets – avai­la­bi­li­ty is limited.

Accommodation and meals

Bre­ak­fast and din­ner times, and what to bring if you’ve booked accommodation.

How to march

Tips on mar­ching pace – and what to keep in mind to go the distance.

Dogs

Your four-leg­ged fri­end is wel­come. Here’s what to keep in mind.

Uniforms

The rules for wea­ring a uni­form on the march – Swe­dish and foreign.

Medals

Bron­ze, sil­ver or gold – plus a sol­di­er’s medal for Swe­dish mili­ta­ry personnel.

Photos and film

We take pho­tos and film during the march – what that means, and how to object if you appear.

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