You’ll get to take in all this and more when you run the race starting from Ayala Cove, where the state park that now occupies most of the island is headquartered.
From the starting line overlooking the cove, you’ll follow a clockwise loop route for the half marathon, first along the outer park road that circles the island. Along the way, you’ll pass by the immigration station at China Cove, the quarry point in Fort McDowell, and several other campsites.
In the second half of the race, you’ll follow the trails that wind through the heart of the island, passing near the summit, which stands at just over 780 feet above sea level.
You may see other runners, cyclists, hikers and riders on horseback when you’re out on the course, organizers note, as it won’t be closed for the race — so just let them know you’re passing by with an “on the left!” as you run.http://www.urbancoyoteracing.com/angel-island.html
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