Soup, cucumbers, and kilometers—here’s how the aid stations work at the NUTS Ylläs Pallas 2026 race
NOSHT, bananas and crisps – and a hot soup waiting at the finish. Here’s everything that’s on offer along the trail.
NOSHT, bananas and crisps – and a hot soup waiting at the finish. Here’s everything that’s on offer along the trail.
Salty, sweet, hot, and cold – long trails deserve great treats. From crunchy chips and smooth chocolate to warm soups and refreshing Crisp Radlers, here’s everything you’ll find at the aid stations and finish area of NUTS Karhunkierros 2026. Plan your favorites in advance!
“Beautiful. So beautiful.”
That’s how Italian runner Luca Vivaldi summed up his feelings after finishing the 10K at NUTS Pyhä. With a record-breaking number of participants, the weekend was packed with unforgettable moments and fierce competition. Trail Tour Finland’s leaderboard shifted once again, and new course records were set in the marathon distance.
A record-breaking year continues for NUTS – Ylläs Pallas set a new participation record under the blazing sun! No course records this time, but impressive performances from Anna-Stiina Erkkilä, Kari Varis, and many more across the distances.
Juuso Simpanen and Eevi Bengs are aiming for course records at NUTS Ylläs Pallas — despite the challenging heat. The 37 km and 66 km races also feature top athletes and exciting comebacks.
NUTS Syöte 2025 delivered sunshine, a new participation record, course records, and thrilling battles on the 25 and 40 km trails. Dive into the highlights and results from a memorable weekend!
Over 700 runners are registered for NUTS Syöte – a new participation record is already guaranteed! The 25 km and 40 km distances feature strong contenders like Juulia Ojala, Eetu Nordman, and trail power duo Maarja and Risto Mägi.
NUTS Karhunkierros set a new participation record with 3,412 runners in muddy trail conditions. Eevi Bengs made history by winning the overall 166K race and smashing the course record by over an hour.
Ready for action in Kuusamo?
Karhunkierros 2025 brings top athletes, tight battles and record-breaking potential to the rugged trails of Oulanka National Park.
This spring, it’s not just cowbells ringing at Oulanka – construction work is ongoing at the research station, and there will be no parking available near the Oulanka start area on Friday. 🏁 This primarily affects runners in the 55 km distance, whose start is located near the Oulanka Visitor Centre. Parking has always been…