Lord Hill Trail Run
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Lord Hill Park has been a favorite for many trail runners in the Pacific Northwest as an early season trail run. Started by Tim Lofton, the run starts and finishes at the south parking lot. Course distances available are 5K, 10K Half, Marathon and 50K. The courses will be well marked with streamers and arrows at intersections. About 1/3 of the course is fire road and 2/3 is single track.
The start of the race will be at the south parking lot of the park. There will be fully stocked aid stations about every 5 miles, giving runners plenty of fuel for the course. There is water, Nuun, Clif product, PBJ sandwiches, fruit, cookies, crackers and pretzels on the course. At the finish there will be hot vegetable soup and chili, plus other goodies to enjoy after the race.
Elevation gain:
5K: 750′
10K: 1500′
Half: 2450′
50K: 5100′
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