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A closed format of the Backyard: the same 6.7056 km loop, every hour on the hour, for 6 hours. You finish at hour 6 or you DNF. No winner is named.
Mostly crushed gravel maintained trail through Tiffin Conservation Area, with a 2k section of sandier, woodier trail on the back quarter. Relatively flat, with 1 tiny out and back section otherwise a no-repeat loop. Elevation of no more than 45m per loop (published as a ceiling, not a gain figure). No trekking poles. The published loop rule reads '4 miles 880 feet' with a metric equivalent of 6.7056 km; the km figure is stored as published.
A backyard ultra at the Tiffin Centre for Conservation in Utopia, Ontario. One 6.7056 km loop every hour on the hour, until one runner is left, with closed 6 hour and 12 hour options on the same loop. Run by North of 89 Outdoors.
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