The trails are made up mostly of single-track dirt trails through the park’s lush forests, and there are some challenging hills — runners can expect to climb roughly 1,800 feet between the starting line and the 3rd and 4th miles of the race, along the Skyline Trail that parallels Skyline Boulevard.
Organizers describe the course as “extremely mountainous and very technical,” to give you an indication of how challenging the trails can be.
While organizers plan to post two fully stocked aid stations out on the course, runners are strongly encouraged to bring along their own water to supplement what they get on the course and ensure they stay properly hydrated during the race.
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