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When is the next Killer Hill weekend?
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- 29th to 31st May 2026
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How do I sign up?
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- Hashers wishing to join us for the Killer Hill Weekend are cordially requested to send us the relevant information using the form below after which you will receive a confirmation by e-mail, and your name will be added to the list
- Please note: Your name will be added to the "Who's Cummin'" list; either your hash name or "Just" + your first name if you do not have a hash name. "Bcc" is always used when sending group e-mails
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How much will it cost and how do I pay?
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- The weekend costs NOK 2800 - To be paid no later than 4th April 2026
- Bank and PayPal details are included in the e-mail you receive after registering for the Killer Hill weekend
- Remember to include both registration number and Hash Handle with your payment - Registrations are not completed until we have received the payment
- Keep in mind that you must pay any bank or PayPal charges that you incur!
- We reserve the right to cancel unpaid registrations after the payment deadline
- Please feel free to contact our Hash Cash Mata Hari if you have any enquiries about the payment
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What will I get?
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- All the beer you can drink (except Friday night Pub Crawl which is a Pay-As-You-Go run)
- Food on Friday (supper), Saturday (breakfast, lunch and dinner) and Sunday (breakfast and lunch)
- Crash space at the venue from Friday to Sunday: There are no more free indoor beds at the venue!
- One or two goodies (usually a t-shirt)
- Three runs: Friday Pub Crawl, Saturday Killer Hill and Sunday Hang-over run
- Transport from the city centre to the venue after the Friday Pub Crawl
- Transport from the venue to and from the Saturday Killer Hill run
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What will I need to bring with me?
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- If you plan to carry items on the run, e.g. beer (everyone carries their own drink-stop beer), change of clothes, water, packed lunch etc., you will need to bring a (light) rucksack
- Situated on the West Coast of Norway with prevailing winds from the south-west and warmed by the Gulf Stream, Bergen is blessed with damp and mild weather. Ask a Norwegian and she will tell you that it always rains in Bergen. However, the weather in May/June is usually warm and dry, and we have had both hot and dry days and wet and cold days. In 2010 the trail even took us over snow covered ground Maximum temperatures during Killer Hill weekends have varied between 8.4°C and 28.9°C with an average temperature of 16.1°C.
- So ... bring wet weather gear, warm clothing, t-shirts, shorts, a towel and perhaps a swimsuit?
- And ... if you intend to do some sleeping during the weekend ... DON'T FORGET YOUR SLEEPING BAG!!
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There are no more free indoor beds at the venue!
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You will be informed if any indoor beds become available due to cancellations
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