Trail Cred

@endless.shore is the next trail race in Norway taking a step forward to actively balance its race footprint.

https://www.trailcred.org/races/endless-shore/

Through Trail Cred’s voluntary contribution campaign, every participant has the opportunity to give back to the nature we all depend on. The race takes place on May 23, and this is a chance for all of us — runners, supporters, and organizers — to come together and be part of something bigger.

We’ve identified a very special place in Norway that truly reflects what trail running is all about: moving freely through wild, untouched nature.Stemmetjønn – a Fossagrim Habitat Forest

This old-growth forest carries both natural and cultural significance. It was here that Sondre Norheim, the father of modern skiing, trained and explored — and nearby, in Morgedal, the world’s first ski race was held in 1866.

Because of its steep terrain and limited accessibility, the forest has remained largely untouched by modern forestry. Today, it provides rare and invaluable habitats for species that depend on deadwood and ancient trees — ecosystems that are increasingly disappearing.
By supporting this campaign, you help protect not just a forest, but a living legacy of biodiversity, history, and the spirit of moving freely in nature.

Let’s come together on May 23 and make this race about more than just the finish line