Course Map - PDF Course Description: The course is divided into two sections – East side and West side. The run will start on the main park road by the RV dump station and will be run in the opposite direction (clockwise) of what the mountain bikers ride. 60km/30km: Run up the main park road towards the bridge by the restaurant and pick up the trail to the right of the park road. This will put you on the East Side of the lake. After running the trails on the East Side, the trail will bring you back to the entrance of the park where you will then start the West Side trails. Follow the West Side trails back to the finish. 10km: Run up the main park road to the park entrance and take a right at the levee to start the West Side. Follow the West Side trails back to the finish. The course is mainly single-track mountain bike trails that are one way. The West side is 83% single-track, 15% gravel road, and 2% paved road. The East side is 93% single-track, 5% gravel road, and 2% paved road. The East and West sides both have about the same amount of tree cover – about 80% each, but the East side is much denser. The East side has short drops and climbs through creek beds, which are usually dry, while the West side has no creek bed crossings, but does go up and down the levee more than the East side. This is not a difficult trail and has very little elevation change, but it does have roots, a few short climbs and drops, and a lot of twists and turns. If it has rained recently, there will be mud and water on the course in certain sections on both the East and West side. Aid Station Distance:  per loop and subject to change 60km/30km Start to Aid Station 1 (Levee) – 3.98 miles Aid Station 1 (Levee) to Aid Station 2 (Turbo Rd) – 3.93 miles Aid Station 2 (Turbo Rd) to Aid Station 3 (Park Entrance) – 3.47 miles Aid Station 3 (Park Entrance) to Aid Station 4 (Mumford Rd) – 3.29 miles Aid Station 4 (Mumford Rd) to Finish – 3.95 miles 10km Start to Aid Station 1 (Mumford Rd) – 3.42 miles Aid Station 1 (Mumford Rd) to Finish – 2.79 miles