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Distance
31 miles
ClimbThe race
3,100 ft
Descent
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High point
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Time limitThe race
18:00:00
Aid stations
7
Started
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Finished
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Finish rate
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The course
Where it goes
· 7 aid stations
The race
What this one is
Fall Creek 100 tours Fall Creek Falls State Park in Tennessee. All distances cross a suspension bridge over Cane Creek Falls, pass Milikan's Overlook, cross a second suspension bridge over Piney Creek Falls, pass the overlook for the 256-foot namesake falls, and spend 4 miles along the shoreline of Fall Creek Falls Lake. Pine forest, mossy fern-lined tracks along creeks, and gentle trail; the race calls it a mild course with fewer rocks and roots than is typical for the area.
Getting in
Getting in
Entry, lottery and what the race asks of you before race day.
Lottery
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Lottery opens
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Lottery draw
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Field cap
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Registration
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Qualifying
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Minimum age
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Transfers
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Deferrals
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How NavRun helps with Fall Creek 100
Eighteen hours.
You are running it
You reach Nature Center, mile 13.2, and you already knew this morning what time that would be.
An arrival time for all 6 stations, worked out from your own training.
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Where this came from.
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