Have you ever been sitting at the bottom of "The Front Lawn" at the Brookvale Alpine Park and thought to yourself, "I wonder, how many times in an hour can I run up and down this?". Well now is your chance to find out!!!
The mile"ish"-long loop race at Brookvale Alpine Ski Park offers runners the opportunity to test their mental and physical endurance by completing as many loops as possible within a set time frame of 1, 2, or 4 hours. It's a unique and exciting way to push your limits and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the park.
Beginning at 8am, your goal is to run/hike/walk as many "mile-ish" loops up and around the ski hill as possible. The loop will be predetermined, however, we will switch directions every 30 minutes so you don't get dizzy.
The climb on the loop will have approximately 65-70m of gain, in about 800m.
We will have an aid station at the start/finish line.
More info will follow!
Registration fees
1-Hour Closed
Running for an hour? That's just four episodes of your favorite show, except you're the star burning calories instead of popcorn!
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$25.00Mar. 11 - Jun. 12
2-Hours Closed
Running in circles for two hours? You're not lost, you're just committed to making that finish line your personal merry-go-round!
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$25.00Mar. 11 - Jun. 12
4-Hours Closed
Four hours of loops? That's enough to make a marathon feel like a stroll in the park! Keep running those circles like a champion hamster on a mission!
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$25.00Mar. 11 - Jun. 12
Event schedule
- Sun., June 16, 2024 7:00 a.m. - Check In/Bib Pickup
- Sun., June 16, 2024 8:00 a.m. - Start Time for All!
Refunds and Tranfers
We do not offer refunds! We realize things unexpectedly can happen, like life, health issues, training not going to plan.
We do offer transfers! If you can't make it for any reason, you can sell your bib to someone else. There is a transfer button on the left hand side of the registration page.
Aid Station
We will have an aid station with water, tailwind, sugary goodies, and salty treats!
Contact information
- Event contact
- Kris Butler and Peter Cudmore
