Package and bib Pick-up
Package pick up will take place starting 2 hours prior to your race starting at the Goldstream Group campsite (aka the start/finsh line). You will be able to pick up items you pre-purchased and pick up some swag too! For the 50k and 100k runners, you can drop your drop bags off at package pick up.
Aid Stations
Aid stations will have water, Grynd Peanut Butter Gels and Gatorade Sports Drink (Lemon-Lime and Orange), coke, ginger ale, fruit and various other ultra fare. Aid stations have been known to stock brownies, gluten free cookies, mini vegan cinnamon buns and other terribly yummy baked goods. We do our best to ensure we have an assortment of food at our aid stations!
***All Aid Stations will not permit reusable cups this year due to COVID-19 prevention protocols***
Drop Bags
50km and 100km Athletes have the option to have drop bags delivered to Rowntree aid station and Durrance aid station. Drop bags will be returned to the finishing area once the event is complete. Drop bags that are left behind will not be mailed back to the participant. If you cannot stick around after your event, you can pick them up Sunday during the 28k event.
PLEASE LABEL YOUR DROP BAG WITH YOUR NAME AND BIB#.
Crew Access:
Crews are required to park in designated parking spots. We will have a suggested parking areas to assist your crew in meeting you. Certain roadways in the Highlands are for Local Traffic Only. See out Race Policy page for more details!
100k Qualifying Races
For 2021: You must show that you have some experience running mountainous terrain in either an organized event or long-haul/FatAss event. Given that no races happened in 2020 or early 2021, we just need to know that you have the fitness and experience to take on the challenge.
Experience would be a 50k race in July of 2019 where you had to climb up a mountain. Or completing the Juan de Fuca trail in one day last summer, or a previous finish of any of the Finlayson Arm races in the last 5 years.