The race is an out and back course at Brushy Creek Lake Park. The majority of the course was on paved sidewalks, the beginning and end are on a granite … MORE
The race is an out and back course at Brushy Creek Lake Park. The majority of the course was on paved sidewalks, the beginning and end are on a granite gravel trail. The day before it it rained all day which made for a very muddy start/finish. The trail was fairly flat with a total elevation gain of approximately 80 feet. There was one water stop approximately 2/3 mile out that you could hit both ways.
The race is quite small with approximately 150 runners but it was a sold out crowd. Each participant received a soft-cotton t-shirt and a bag of goodies from the sponsors at packet pickup including trials to fitness classes and a running shoe heal light. Each finisher received a choice between a visor or hat. Awards were given to top 3 overall male and female and first place in age groups and they received an engraved lowball by RTIC. There was a raffle after awards with thousands of dollars of prizes (with approx 1 in 3 winning) including foam rollers, race entries, and a YETI cooler.
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Small Race geared towards runners
The race is an out and back course at Brushy Creek Lake Park. The majority of the course was on paved sidewalks, the beginning and end are on a granite … MORE
The race is an out and back course at Brushy Creek Lake Park. The majority of the course was on paved sidewalks, the beginning and end are on a granite gravel trail. The day before it it rained all day which made for a very muddy start/finish. The trail was fairly flat with a total elevation gain of approximately 80 feet. There was one water stop approximately 2/3 mile out that you could hit both ways.
The race is quite small with approximately 150 runners but it was a sold out crowd. Each participant received a soft-cotton t-shirt and a bag of goodies from the sponsors at packet pickup including trials to fitness classes and a running shoe heal light. Each finisher received a choice between a visor or hat. Awards were given to top 3 overall male and female and first place in age groups and they received an engraved lowball by RTIC. There was a raffle after awards with thousands of dollars of prizes (with approx 1 in 3 winning) including foam rollers, race entries, and a YETI cooler.