Quiet county roads, with a finish on a wide dirt trail that circles the lake. Do expect to see light vehicle traffic (local residents). There are a few hills.

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SPECIAL NOTE: There is a 1/4-mile section of the run course that is rough (pot-holes and gravel). We have spent many hours with the county and local authorities to try to come up with a solution (fix it, or different course). We have had no luck in acheving a solution, as the residence do not want the road fixed (it keeps the traffic slowed down), and there is no safe, logistical option for a new run course. We have talked with athletes that do the event, and the feed back is that they do not mind the small inconvenience in lew of cancelling the event. Additionally, we had some people in the Olympic Du miss a turn on the course in 2007. We will have better signage, and a race manager located that that location.

AID STATIONS: Aid stations will be located approximately every other mile, as well as at the transition zone and the finish line. Porta Potties will be located at every aid station.

MARKING: The run course will be marked with white lime & large pink directional signs, and monitored by volunteers. Each mile will be marked with mileage sign. The Run course will be marked on Thursday afternoon (including mile markers).

COMMUNICATIONS: Every aid station (even numbers) on the run course will have radio communication with the finish line and the Course Manager. If you cannot finish the race for any reason, please notify the closest aid station, or report it to the finish line. If you do not finish, please make sure that you return your Timing Chip to the finish line.