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Sirdal welcomes you!::

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Sirdal is the Southern most gateway of Fjord Norway, a part of the SVR natural conservation area, as well as Norway`s capital of hydro electrical power development. Sirdal has welcomed tourists the last 150 years, and if you are among those who want to escape from a busy city life, and enjoy the charm of a less commercial destination, Sirdal will not disappoint you. Nature is the primary reason for people to come visit, enjoy our waterfalls, clean air and untouched nature. Here is enough space for everyone. Welcome to our home, welcome to Sirdal.
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[]Suleskar Marathon::
Compete at one of Norway`s thoughest Marathon! Suleskar marathon, half marathon and relay race is held at the mountain pass Suleskarvegen between Brokke and Sirdal.
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Summer Brochüre 2008 ::
Read more about what activites and events that are offered in Sirdal this summer. The summer Brochüre can be downloaded here:
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BLINK 2008 ::
Sirdal is proud to be one of the main sponsor of the Blink Festival in Sandnes, July 25th-26th 2008.

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Tourist Information

The tourist information in Sirdal is open monday to friday from 9am to 4pm. We are located together with Sirdal Mountain Museum at Kvæven.



Sirdal Mountain Museum

Sirdal Mountain Museum is located at Kvæven. The museum is open monday to friday from 9 am to 4 pm



Suleskard Marathon
Suleskard Marathon

Saturday May 31st.2008

If you like challenges you should try Suleskard Marathon, one of Norway`s hardest marathons. The marathon follows the mountain road, the Suleskard road from Valle, 250 meters above sea level, up to a height of 1050 meters, finishing in Sirdal, at a height of 650 meters.

We also have a half Marathon, the race follows the Suleskard Road from its highest point, 1050 meters above sea level down to Sirdal, 400 meters lower. There is also a relay race that follows the Suleskard Marathon track, starting together with the marathon runners. The relay consists of 10 stages of about 4 km. And there is a mini marathon for the young ones.
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