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Distance
12hrs (Night Start)
Climb
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Descent
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High point
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Time limitThe race
12:00:00
Aid stations
1
Started
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Finished
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Finish rate
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The course
Where it goes
fixed time · 1 aid station
The night 12 hour: run as many laps of the loop as you can in 12 hours. Starts at 8:00pm.
The loop combines pavement, grass and single track trail.
The race
What this one is
Timed trail races on a short loop at Lakeside Park in Pawling, New York: 3, 6, 12 (day or night start) and 24 hours. Run as many laps as you can, with a big grass field by the loop for tents and crew, an aid station, music and food. Finish 100 miles and you earn a belt buckle.
Getting in
Getting in
Entry, lottery and what the race asks of you before race day.
There is a large grass field you pass on each loop where athletes can pop up tents, chairs and home bases and where crew and spectators can hang out. Spots are first come, first served, and you must cross the timing mat before heading to your spot. An indoor building by the loop, with restrooms, is available if you need shelter from weather.
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Pacer rules
Pacers are not allowed (someone running with you for an extended continuous amount of time).
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Drop bag rules
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Cutoff philosophy
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Aid stations
Every stop, and what you get there
● yes ○ no ? nobody has checked – does not apply to this race
Somebody has been out there with a camera
the tables say the climb is long. these say what long feels like.
Nobody has been out there with a camera or a microphone yet. A gap means nobody has found it, not that it is not out there. Seen a course preview or a film of this one? Send us the link.
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Where this came from.
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