Reknesbanen

Reknesbanen sits in the Reknes district of Molde, Norway. It is a municipal facility owned by Molde Municipality. The ground is situated in the western part of the city, next to the old Molde Stadion, now known as Aker Stadion, and by the seashore of central Molde.

The playing surface is artificial turf, which replaced the original gravel field. The stadium features under-soil heating and floodlights. The current capacity is 1,500 spectators, of which 300 are seated under a covered stand. The stadium was originally called Træffbanen and was a gravel field before being rebuilt and renamed Reknesbanen. One source mentions an artificial turf pitch opened on October 28, 1978, with an opening ceremony performed by the mayor of Molde, Asmund Fredly, but this date is not consistently verified across all sources.

It is the home ground of SK Træff, the second-largest football club in Molde, and also used by Molde 2. The stadium is used for local football matches and occasionally by Molde FK's women's team. The rebuild in 2008 is mentioned in some sources as the time when the stadium was converted to artificial turf with a covered stand, though other sources do not confirm this specific year or provide details about costs. The attendance record is not found in available sources.