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Starts at the base of RED Mountain Resort and climbs quickly to the summit of RED Mountain before dropping into some of Rossland's best local singletrack.
High-alpine mountain race above Rossland, BC, on the Seven Summits trail and the singletrack around RED Mountain Resort. The 50K and 25K are point-to-point traverses that start at the Nancy Greene Summit and finish at RED Mountain; the 12K is a loop from the resort. Run by PACE Trail Runs.
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Start: RED Mountain Resort
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Reservoir Road
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Finish: RED Mountain Resort
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