The 4Days Marches explaines

 The 4Days Marches is globally renowned as the largest multi-day walking event. Each year, more than 45,000 participants from over 80 countries take part in this unique event. Not only do many walkers return year after year, but we also see many of the same questions each year.

That's why we are introducing: The 4Days Marches explains. In a series of short videos, we will answer the most frequently asked questions on our online channels leading up to the 107th edition. For example, why does the 4Days Marches always take place in the third week of July, and why can't I participate if I arrive late?

1. The 4Days Marches explains: Why Does the 4Days Marches always start on the third Tuesday of July?

2. The 4Days Marches explains: Why do I have to walk my designated distance?

3. The 4Days Marches explains: What is the registration number used for?

4. The 4Days Marches explains: Why does it feel crowded at certrain points along the route?

6. The 4 Days Marches explains: Are there enough toilets available?

7. The 4Days Marches explains: Why am I not allowed to participate if I register too late?

8. The 4Days Marches explains: Why am I no longer allowed to start if I arrive late?

9. The 4Days Marches explains: Why are only walkers allowed on the Wedren on the Friday of the Four Days Marches?