25K RUN or RUCK
25k RUN description
Start time: 10:00am (8hr max finish time)
This course will take trekkers from the starting area, heading alongside Rt120, up the up the S.A.W trail, and then to the first aid station @ the Eastern Trailhead of the Eagleton Mine Camp Trail. Following the course, trekkers will eventually come back through the Eastern Trailhead before hitting the return trail towards the Eagleton Demonstration Forest Trail, then onto the finish.
The first and last 5km of this course are a bit challenging, but you’ll be rewarded with miles of very runnable trails in between!
Approx. elevation: 2200ft
Total aid stations: 3
25k RUCK description
Start time: 9:00am (9hr max finish time)
RUCK•ING [VERB] // Walking/hiking with a weighted rucksack (aka backpack). It implies action, energy, and purpose. Rucking requires strength, endurance, and character — and builds it, too.
RUCK RULES – The weight standard is determined by body weight:
At or Over 150 pounds/lbs. – 20 pounds/lbs. dry
Under 150 pounds/lbs. – 10 pounds/lbs. dry
You may use anything you wish (steel plate, bricks, sandbags, etc) to comprise your dry weight but all food and water must be removed before weigh-in.
NOTE: RUCKSACKS only – weighted vests are not permitted
Approx. elevation: 2200ft
Total aid stations: 3
25K RUN & RUCK MAP
Route map for Eagleton Trail Challenge 25k by Ian Golden on plotaroute.com
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