The Phantom Run Trail Race
Nov 17, 2012 |
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NEWS FLASH: Results
are posted! Photos
are posted (Don Scott's photos). Jonathan Heinz won free entry to Fat Dog!
Thanks to great sponsors Waves
Coffee North Shore Athletics
Moveo Sport and Rehab Save
Your Skin Foundation Drymax
Socks, Price Smart
Foods (Capilano Mall), CLIF Bars,
and volunteers for making this a memorable (wet) day!
"Many thanks for a fantastic race today. I had a fantastic time...what a route and superb organization and volunteers...thankyou thankyou thankyou... Will do it again for years to come! Kelly"
Join us for a relaxed and fun winter race through the lower reaches of the North Shore undulating trails near Seymour River. Technical and non-technical trails, some steep descents. After the race, feast on homemade minestrone soup, cornbread and other potluck delights!
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When: |
Saturday November 17, 2012 |
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Distance: |
12/19/24 km. Good variety in technical and non-technical trails. Walk 3-6 km for fundraising. |
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Where: |
Start/Finish in North Vancouver, Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve (LSCR) near Learning Lodge |
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Parking and Map to Get There: |
Carpooling is best because there is limited parking in LSCR. 1) Parking lot in LSCR is at north end of Lillooet Road, or 2) park in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park overflow lots and walk over. 3) Big cheap pay lot by Capilano University (carpool from there 3 km down the road) on Lillooet Road. Make sure that the first runner back has the car keys! Take exit #22 off Highway 1 in North Vancouver and follow Lillooet Road through to the LSCR parking lot. A map of the area is available here. |
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Warm Up Drop Bag: |
You can bring a bag of warm up clothes so that you are comfy at the finish and can hang out. Give the volunteers your bag when you sign in and we will put it under tarps. Consider rain gear, fleece, winter hat and gloves. |
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Start Times: |
24 km 8:30 a.m. |
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Sign In: |
Sign in 20 minutes before race start for all groups. YOU MUST SIGN IN. This is for safety reasons. |
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Shirts: |
Limited number may be available for purchase. |
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Awards: |
12 o'clock. Stay for the potluck (hot soup) and great draw prizes. |
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Fundraising: |
All proceeds from the walk event will go towards Save Your Skin Foundation raising awareness of melanoma. "There is no such thing as a safe sun tan." Save Your Skin Foundation |
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Potluck: |
Bring something yummy to eat but only enough for about 5 people. Yummy examples include STORE-BOUGHT sandwiches, cakes, squares, cookies, muffins. Hot minestrone soup is provided along with cornbread. If there are store-bought leftovers, we can give them away to people in need. |
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Contact: |
Send an email to info@mountainmadness.ca |
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Dogs: |
NO DOGS allowed on course. |
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Sanctioned: |
Sanctioned by BC Athletics. BC Athletics |
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Orientation Run: |
Sat Oct 29, 2011. Start location in LSCR near gazebo at 8:30 a.m. Dress for changing weather. Free. A map of the area is available here. |
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Sponsor Links: |
North Shore Athletics Moveo Sport and Rehab Save Your Skin Foundation Drymax Socks, Price Smart Foods (Capilano Mall), CLIF Bars.Waves Coffee. |
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Online |
Registration online (for running) will be available until Nov 10. Online confirmation displays here. You can only register by cheque or cash after this day. Registration for fundraising walk. |
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Registration form. Mail to Mountain Madness, 518 East 15th Street, North Vancouver, V7L 2S1 |
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Fees |
EARLY FEE (before Nov 1): $35 plus potluck donation (bring something
yummy to eat). Any food left over is donated to homeless shelter. |
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In Person |
By cheque, at package pickup, register at North Shore Athletics only Thursday Nov 10 from 6-8 p.m. Cheque made out to Mountain Madness. |
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Mail in Confirmed |
Mail in: Geoffrey Richards 12 km, Stefan Sander-Green 12 km, Adriene Underhill 12 km, Jeff Wood 12 km, Veronica Boswell 19 km, Paul Lamoureux 24 km, Avery Saunders 24 km. |
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Race Day |
You can register on race day. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your race start time. |
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Package Pickup |
Thursday Nov 10 North Shore Athletics 1200
Lonsdale 6-8 p.m. |
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START |
Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve (LSCR) near Learning Lodge (take Lillooet Road all the way north into the park, or park at Lynn Headwaters). LSCR map. Detailed route descriptions. |
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Map, profile |
TrailHunger maps: 12 km, 19 km and 24 km. Map of 12 km loop. Profile 12 km. Lynn Headwaters 19 and 24 km loops. |
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12 km route |
Start at LSCR, short jog to Rice Lake gates (through first gate, next possible left back out again; you do not go around the lake), left back to Learning Lodge, turn onto Suspension Bridge trail (do not cross bridge), follow Baden-Powell across Lillooet Road, down steep switchback to Riverside Drive junction (aid), left onto Fisherman's Trail, up Bridle Path switchback, left onto Hyannis Connector, to Powerline, left across bridge, first right into bottom of Ned's, onto Bottle Top, down to Fisherman's, up Homestead, right at top for short ways, left to Learning Lodge finish area. |
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19 km route |
Same start as 12 km but after returning to start/finish line, go by gazebo, head down Varley to Lynn Headwaters picnic area, cross bridge, do short Lynn Loop, go left onto Headwaters Connector, to Learning Lodge finish area. |
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24 km route |
Same start as 12 km but after returning to start/finish line, go by gazebo, head down Varley to Lynn Headwaters picnic area, cross bridge, go straight along Lynn Loop, keep straight along Cedars Mill trail, go to Third Debris Chute, turn right on Headwaters Trail to head back to Lynn Loop, return to Headwaters Connector, turn left and return to Learning Lodge finish area. |
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Walk Route |
From Learning Lodge area, out the paved road to 1.5 or 3 km marker and return. |
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Aid Stations |
1) Baden-Powell at Riverside Drive, 2) Lynn Headwaters at hiker sign-in/bridge, 3) LSCR Start/Finish line. Expect: water, Cliff bars, gels and shotblocks, electrolyte drink, fruit, chips, jujubes, cookies and other treats. First aid will be available. |
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Start: |
Sat September 24 2011, 8:30 a.m. |
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What's included: |
You get: the clinic, a race entry, a trail booklet, a clinic gift (like shirt), enthusiastic leaders, regular emails, detailed route descriptions and maps, and chances for draw prizes. |
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What we cover: |
Typical topics: safety, nutrition, technique, cross-training, injury prevention, hydration, race routes, motivation, gear, and strategy. |
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Group/pace |
There will always be 3 distances to run but all groups start at the same location. You may switch groups if you want to run a longer or shorter distance. The distances will increase gradually. |
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Fee: |
$100 + tax. To pay by charge card, register online click here. To pay by cheque or cash to Mountain Madness, bring it with you on the first day. Envelopes may be left at NSA in the Mountain Madness box. |
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Why do a clinic? |
People take the clinic for a variety of reasons: run with others at the same pace, meet new people, learn the routes, need a kick in the butt to get out the door, practice before the event, socialize, enjoy nature, enjoy the laid-back group, want to try trails, want to get off the road. |
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Vollies needed |
Want lots to eat? How about a free Dirty Duo race entry for March
and a volunteer credit? |
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Final job list |
Job confirmation will be emailed to individual volunteers. |
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Past Results: |
Results 2011 Results
2010. Results 2009
Results 2008 Results
2007 Results
Overall 2006, Results
by Gender 2006, Results
2005 |
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Photos |
Don's photos for 2011. Don's photos 2010. Don's photos for 2009. Herman's photos 2009. |
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Previous Race Photos |
Don Scott's photos from 2008. |
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