Assault on Garland Mountain

Both the 10K mile and 13.1 mile Assault on Garland Mountain courses are on a variety of terrain, including dirt trails and some old gravel roadbeds. Most of the trail surface is fairly smooth and the trail bed is 4-6 feet wide in most areas to allow for plenty of passing room. The terrain is gently rolling – a good momentum course with a few extended ups and downs. Grades are fairly mellow for most of the trail, with the steepest push being near the end of the course as runners near the finish.

There will be one aid station at approximately Mile 4 on the 10k mile course. There will be aid 4 stations available on the 13.1 mile course. All aid stations will have water, Torq Energy and Torq Gels.

The finish of both courses is uphill on a what will be the steepest grade of the trail, so the race can either be won or lost in the last half mile.