Castle Peak 100k. Participant Guide Edition. Saturday August 18, Presented by: CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!1

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1 Castle Peak 100k Participant Guide 2018 Edition Saturday August 18, 2018 Presented by: CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!1

2 Table of Contents Overview 4 Welcome 4 Organization 4 History 4 Schedule of Events 5 Thank You 6 Sponsors 6 Community 6 Volunteer Race Committee 6 Race Rules 7 Updates for Race Morning Check-in & Drop Bags 8 Moondance has moved, and is now Euer Valley Aid Station 8 Castle Pass is now Castle Valley Aid Station 8 Cut-Off Times 8 Crew Driving 8 Finish Line 9 Safety 9 Medical 9 Dropping from the Race (DNF-ing) 9 Getting Lost 10 Driving Directions & Parking 11 Sugar Bowl Ski Resort (Packet pick up/ pre race briefing & Finish line) 11 Prosser Ranch Group Campground (Start line) 12 Johnson Canyon/ (race mile 24 ) 13 Van Norden /(race mile 50) 13 Race Information 14 Start Time 14 Race Cut-Off Times 14 CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!2

3 Required Gear 14 Crew/Drop Bags 15 Pacers 15 Course Markings 15 Aid Stations/Pace Chart 15 Live Tracking 16 Packet Pick Up 16 Finish Line & Ultra Lounge 17 Finish Festivities and Food 17 Course Details 17 Truckee. Base camp for a big life. 21 Lodging 21 Local Activities 21 Running Stores 22 Groceries 22 CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!3

4 Overview Welcome Our all-volunteer team would like to welcome all racers to the 4th annual Castle Peak 100k endurance run held in Truckee, California. Please read through the entire guide prior to race day. This will answer various questions on logistics, course conditions, rules and other great ways to spend your time while in Truckee. Do not hesitate to contact us with any questions. The more you know the better prepared you ll be. Organization Castle Peak 100k is produced by the Donner Party Mountain Runners, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and permitted by USFS, California State Parks, Truckee Donner Land Trust, Tahoe Donner Association, Sugar Bowl Resort & Royal Gorge Cross Country Ski Area History The Truckee region s long history of travel and perseverance through challenging terrain and harsh conditions only seemed a suitable location for what has been going graduate level ultra running. Peter Fain, Co-Race Director and course designer, spent years working, putting together some of the best trails that the area has to offer while including points of historic significance and at the same time keeping the course continuously flowing forward. Starting near the original camp site of the Donner family and finishing at Sugar Bowl are important components of the course. We run past the historic emigrant trail while running over Mt. Judah and we finish only a mile from one of the historic trail markers. With great land partners, the race will be here for years to come. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!4

5 Schedule of Events Friday, August 17, pm - 7pm ~ Bib pick-up at Judah Lodge at Sugar Bowl 5pm Optional Pre race briefing at Judah Lodge Saturday, August 18, :45am - 4:45am~ Bib pick up & Mandatory morning check in at Prosser Ranch Group Campsite (Starting line) 4:45am ~ Final briefing to racers 5am ~ Race start Prosser Ranch Campground, 4 miles north of Downtown Truckee 5:56am ~ Civil Twilight 6:24am ~ Sunrise 11:30am ~ Johnson Canyon Cut off 3:53 ~ First Male Finisher (Course Record Pace) 6:02pm ~ First Female Finisher (Course Record Pace) 7:40pm ~ Sunset 8:07pm ~ Civil twilight end 8:30pm ~ Van Norden Cut off 3am Sunday ~ Cut-off time for final finisher CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!5

6 Thank You Sponsors The 2018 Castle Peak 100k is presented by Salomon. We also receive substantial support from Truckee Tourism Business Improvement District, Sugar Bowl Resort, and all of our generous land partners. Skratch Labs donated on-course nutrition. A huge thanks to Chaz Sheya of Epic Endurance Events, who supports our race in too many ways to list here. Community This race would not be possible without the overwhelming support of our running community, including every registered runner, pacer, family and crew member. We are grateful for the support of the member of the Donner Party Mountain Runners and its Board of Directors, as well as our partner clubs: Silver State Striders Tahoe Mountain Milers Steven's Creek Striders Volunteer Race Committee Peter Fain & Sean Flanagan, Co-Race Directors Helen Pelster, Registrar of Runners Tara Eckenrode, Aid Station Director Diane Frederic, Graphic Design & Queen of all the Swag Lesley Dellamonica, Volunteer Coordinator (a.k.a. Cat Herder) CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!6

7 Race Rules Qualification :: Completion of a trail race of at least 50 miles and 7,000 of climbing. The qualifying race must be run after January 1, 2017 and prior to registration for the 2018 Castle Peak 100k. Pacers :: One pacer per runner will be allowed from the Van Norden Aid Station (about mile 50) into the finish. All pacers must sign a waiver and wear a pacer bib picked up at the Van Norden Aid Station. Cut-offs are strictly enforced Closed course :: You must follow the course markings. No short-cuts or cutting switchbacks. If you go off course, you must return to the location where you went off course and resume from there in order to receive an official finish. No Dogs / Pets :: No pets on course. If you must bring dogs to an aid station, they need to be leashed. Poles are allowed :: However, you may want to stow them at Van Norden (mile 50) so that your hands are free for The Palisades. Verbal check-in at each aid station required Headphones are strongly discouraged Carry the required gear Be kind & have fun Absolutely no littering CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!7

8 Updates for 2018 Race Morning Check-in & Drop Bags There is a mandatory race-morning check-in for ALL RUNNERS. This is in addition to picking up your bib. Also, we are happy to accept drop bags and finish bags at the Start Line this year. Please have them prepared with your name, the Aid Station name and your bib number. Your bib will be pre-assigned and viewable on UltraSignup by Thursday. Moondance has moved, and is now Euer Valley Aid Station The 2017 Moondance Aid Station, formerly mile 10.3, has been moved to, and renamed the Euer Valley Aid Station at mile Castle Pass is now Castle Valley Aid Station The Castle Pass Aid Station has been moved 1 mile down the dirt road, to the Hole in the Ground trailhead parking pull out. This adds some descent and an additional climbing for all runners. Cut-Off Times Please review the cut-off times in this manual. The Castle Valley cut-off time is 5pm. You will be pulled off course if you do not leave before the cut off. Johnson Canyon and Van Norden cut-offs remain the same, and will be strictly enforced. Crew Driving There is construction by our Johnson Canyon Aid Station. Do not block roadways as this can jeopardize our permit. Crew access is allowed at the Start, Johnson Canyon, Van Norden & the Finish. Any crew support outside of these zones may disqualify your runner. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!8

9 Finish Line For the first time we will be finishing at Sugar Bowl s Mt. Judah Lodge. We have a huge patio space, with bathrooms, lighting, and plenty of seating. Food will be provided by the Sugar Bowl staff this year. Each runner will receive a voucher for a complimentary meal. Safety Medical We will have medical personnel to assist with minor injuries and running-related ailments. If serious medical attention is required we will contact the fire department for paramedic support. Volunteer medics will be present at: Johnson Canyon, Devils Oven, Castle Pass, Van Norden, The Palisades, and the Finish Line. Van Norden (Mile 50) and the Finish Line will have more extensive support. Seek medical attention at these locations if needed. Dropping from the Race (DNF-ing) If you drop from the race, you MUST notify the Aid Station Captain and be marked as leaving the course. Safe drop points from the course are: A4 / Johnson Canyon / Mile 24.6 A7/ Castle Valley / 37.5 A9 / Van Norden / Mile 50 If at all possible, we ask that you avoid dropping from the race at a remote Aid Station. Most remote Aid Stations will require you to hike out under your own power. It is very difficult and time consuming for race staff to retrieve you from a remote Aid Station and should be reserved for emergencies only. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!9

10 Getting Lost The course is marked at the minimum, every 1/2 mile with either a orange Castle Peak 100k logo d flag or an orange ribbon with black dots on a clothes pin. If you've gone in excess of one mile without seeing one, you should back track to the last marker you saw. Note: If colorblind, know what the marking ribbons look like so you don't confuse markers without some other markings that may exist in the woods. You may also ask the Race Team for a sample marking to carry with you for comparison. It is important to consider carrying a cell phone so we can track you down if you continue off course. Most of the course has cell service. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!10

11 Driving Directions & Parking All directions are from Interstate 80, Donner Pass Road, Exit 184, Truckee, CA Sugar Bowl Ski Resort (Packet pick up/ pre race briefing & Finish line) Sugar Bowl Ski Resort is located off of Donner pass road at Donner Summit. There are a couple of options but Im giving the straightest shot from I80. Exit the freeway at Soda Springs (exit 174) turn left onto Donner pass road 3.7 miles Turn right onto Sugar Bowl Rd. Continue straight down this road. You ll pass a gate and then you ll reach the large ski resort parking lot. Stay straight. Do not veer right. The Judah lodge is straight ahead CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!11

12 Driving Directions & Parking All directions are from Interstate 80, Donner Pass Road, Exit 184, Truckee, CA Prosser Ranch Group Campground (Start line) (about 7 minutes from Interstate I80) Use the middle lane to take exit 188B for CA-89/CA-267 toward Sierraville/Lake Tahoe Turn left onto CA-267 W/ CA-89 N Follow the signs through the roundabouts to stay on CA 89 North The Prosser campgrounds is 4 miles north of I-80 on the right Turn right and drive through the campground to the end about 1 mile to Prosser ranch group campsite. Race morning, park according to the parking attendants instructions CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!12

13 Driving Directions & Parking All directions are from Interstate 80, Donner Pass Road, Exit 184, Truckee, CA Johnson Canyon/ (race mile 24 ) Take I-80 West toward Sacramento from Truckee Take exit 180 for Donner Lake Turn right at the bottom of the ramp onto Billy Mack Rd ( no road sign) The road is dirt and crumbling asphalt The trailhead and aid station will be directly ahead Van Norden /(race mile 50) Safety runners will sign waivers and pick up their bibs at Van Norden Take I-80 West toward Sacramento from Truckee Take exit 174 for Soda Springs Be careful with runners on the road! Turn left at the top of the ramp onto Donner Pass Rd. Drive less than a mile At the blinking light, turn right at Soda Springs Rd Parking and the aid station are in the Royal Gorge parking lot, left just after the train track near Norden Nevada Soda springs Road Van Norden Aid station Parking feet 1 of 1 CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!13

14 Race Information The Castle Peak 100k is just over 61 miles, on a mix of single track trails, some dirt roads, rock scrambling and 1 mile of paved road. The course features over 15,000 feet of climbing with an Aid Station every 4 to 7 miles throughout the course. Start Time The race will begin promptly at 5am from the Prosser Ranch Group Campground OHV staging area. Race Cut-Off Times In order to receive an official finish you must complete the course within 23 hours - by 3am on Sunday, August 19, There are three cut off points throughout the course. A4 / Johnson Canyon / Mile Cut off is 6 hours 30 minutes. You will not be permitted to continue past 11:30 am A7 Castle Valley / Mile Cut off is 12 hours. You will not be permitted to continue past 5pm A9 / Van Norden / Mile 50 - Cut off is 15 hours 30 minutes. You will not be permitted to continue past 8:30pm. CUT OFF TIMES ARE STRICTLY ENFORCED. Required Gear The following gear will be required from A4 / Johnson Canyon / Mile 24.5 through the finish. Runners will not be allowed to continue without the required gear. Drop bags will be available at Johnson Canyon. Capacity to carry 34 oz. (1 liter) of water (this is the bare minimum!) 200 calories of food solid food (gels don t count) Rain jacket or emergency safety blanket Hat Assigned bib number visible and worn on front Lights are required as follows: A light is required at the start, which can be dropped at A2 / Euer Valley / Mile CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!14

15 A light is required for any runner leaving A6 / Van Norden / Mile 50 after 3:00 PM. We strongly recommend that you carry a cell phone. Crew/Drop Bags Personal crew and drop bags will be allowed at the below Aid Stations. Each of these crewaccessible Aid Stations is family-friendly and has easy access via paved roads. We d prefer that dogs are kept safe at home, but if you must bring them, please keep them on-leash. Dogs must not be left in vehicles unattended. Dogs are not allowed on-course at any time. A4 / Johnson Canyon / Mile 24.5 A7 / Castle Valley /Mile 37.5 (headlamp drop bag only, no other supplies to be dropped) A9 / Van Norden / Mile 50 F / Finish Judah Lodge at Sugar Bowl / Mile 61.5 Pacers All pacers must check in at A9 / Van Norden / Mile 50 Aid Station where they will sign a waiver and receive their pacer bib. Pacers are allowed strictly for the safety of the runner. Course Markings We use orange Castle Peak 100k logo d irrigation flags, and orange tape on clothes pins. There are also orange ribbons with black dots. Blue ribbons indicate the wrong way. And for specific help to block trails we have black Salomon ribbon. We will also have LED lights affixed to flags for the Palisades section. Aid Stations/Pace Chart There are 12 Aid Stations on course. All locations will be stocked with Skratch Lab for hydration. The standard fare of sweets and savories will be on hand. In addition you will have some Aid Stations cooking up their own special treats for runners as you come through. We will have limited gel product on hand so carry what you like. See Aid Station chart with estimated paces following this manual. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!15

16 Live Tracking Live runner tracking will be provided at several Aid Stations via WebScorer, with a link posted on race day at CastlePeak100k.com. Tracking is a manual process and is contingent upon cell phone reception at the various Aid Stations. Packet Pick Up Friday, August 17, 2018, 3pm - 7pm: Bib pick up and drop bag delivery at the Finish Line at Judah Lodge at Sugar Bowl (See driving directions to Finish Line) Saturday, August 18, 3:45am - 4:45am (race morning): Bib pickup and drop bag delivery will be at the Start Line at Prosser Ranch Group Campground (See driving directions to Start Line) NOTE: All runners must check-in on race morning regardless of whether or not they picked up their bibs the day before. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!16

17 Finish Line & Ultra Lounge The finish will be ready to receive spectators by 3:30pm, with the first runner expected at about 4:30pm. Finish Festivities and Food Custom belts and finisher medals await your triumphant finish. Don t forget to retrieve your drop bags and morning headlamp if you left it at Euer Valley Aid Station. We will have free dinner and celebration for all runners, provided by the food and beverage team at Sugar Bowl. Runners will need to present a food voucher to receive complimentary food and non-alcoholic beverages. At 11pm, food service will cease and will be packaged for final runners to take with them upon finishing. Salomon, our presenting sponsor, will be on-hand with knowledge and gear to share. Donner Party Mountain Runners will also be selling club swag. Your purchase supports out non-profit mission to inform, inspire and connect mountain runners in Truckee-Tahoe. Course Details Aptly described as graduate level ultra marathon, Castle Peak 100k doesn't hold back with its challenging terrain, elevation gain of over 15,000ft, or an altitude at an average of 7,300ft. Yet it was not designed to be a hard course, rather it was designed to be the most epic, scenic run with historical significance that Truckee, California, has to offer. It just turned out to be hard as a result. Start to The Animal Aid Station (8.6miles): New 2018 we start at Prosser Ranch Group Campground. The race begins with a 3/4 mile calm asphalt run through the park before making a right hand turn onto a dirt road that passes more camp sites. Enjoy the wide open start for another 3/4 of a mile before making a hard left onto the Commemorative Emigrant Trail. From here, you ll have just over a mile to the Historic Donner Picnic Site. (Where the Donner Family actually camped). Once you arrive here, you ll make a right, and cross Highway 89. Watch for cars, as they have the right of way. The Emigrant Trail continues up for another CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!17

18 half mile before you make a right turn onto the Animal Trail. Very quickly, there is another hard left before you head up. A nice gradual 3 mile ascent, will bring you to the top of the first climb before you briefly descend and begin the second section of climbing to the summit of Prosser Hill. That next climb is about 1.5 miles before descending one mile to our first Aid Station, The Animal. There is a hard left off the trail to the Aid Station. Don't miss this, otherwise it will bring you back to the Start. The Animal to Euer Valley (6.2Miles): From the Aid Station you ll bomb downhill for a couple of miles. Note: there is a point where the road veers to the right and a less traveled road goes straight. You go straight. Continue all the way down until it flattens out. You ll come to a cross road where you will turn left. Stay on this road for about 1/2 a mile until you make a hard left onto a single track trail again. You ll eventually pop out on the same fire road you were previously on. Continue on the fire road, crossing Carpenter Valley Rd. (the main dirt road crossing) where you ll have an insulting 1 mile climb that is rutted and washed out. At the top of this climb you ll have a swift right and then a swift left onto a single track. Continue on this trail for about 1/2 mile where you ll cross a main dirt road. Euer Valley to Andromeda (6.2 miles): Enjoy the well maintained Tahoe Donner Trail System. When leaving Euer Valley Aid Station, you ll begin a gradual climb up Crab Tree Trail (double wide trail). The trail climbs for about 1.5 miles before linking onto the Mustang Sally single track trail that winds its way down to the Euer Valley Meadow. Once to the valley floor you ll cross the meadow and begin the long dusty climb up the Mother Lode Trail. 1/2 way up that climb you ll reach Andromeda Aid Station. Andromeda to Johnson Canyon (4.6 miles): From Andromeda Aid Station, you ll continue up the Mother Lode Trail until you reach Hawks Peak. A short descent will bring you to the Drifter ridge line. This is a fire road. Near the end of the ridge you ll head right onto a short section of single track that will lead you to the top of the Johnson Canyon descent. 2.5 miles downhill and you will arrive at the Johnson Canyon Aid Station. This is your first crew access point and drop bag location. CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!18

19 Johnson Canyon to Summit Lake (3.7 miles): Start with a one mile dirt road climb before returning to the Donner Lake Rim Trail. Once on the trail, you ll have another 1 mile climb of single track before you return onto a lightly used dirt road heading towards Summit Lake. (1 mile) Once at Summit Lake, the trail will return to single track and you ll have about a 1/2 mile before you reach the Summit Lake Aid Station. Summit Lake to Devils Oven (5.3 miles): This is the crux of the course, and is the most scenic and challenging section. You ll begin with a 1.5 mile climb up to Frog Lake Overlook. Once there, you will have several short but steep descents and climbs over the next 2.5 miles before reaching the Devil s Oven/Warren Lake interchange. Here you turn left towards Devil s Oven. Do not go down to Warren Lake. From the interchange it s about 1.3 mile to the Devil s Oven Aid Station. Devil s Oven to Castle Valley (4 miles): From the Devil s Oven Aid Station, it is just over a 1/2 mile climb to the summit of Basin Peak. It can be pretty steep at points, but the hard part is the fatigue from the earlier climbs. The ridge from Basin to Castle Peak is epic ridge running. Enjoy it! At the far end, you ll have a short, steep climb up to the summit of Castle Peak. From the peak you will have a very steep downhill on loose, rocky terrain. Find your inner dexterity to navigate down with confidence. Once at the saddle, turn left and head down the fire road about 1 mile to the Castle Valley Aid Station. Castle Valley to Hole in the Ground (6.2 miles): Leaving the Castle Valley Aid Station, there is a 2 mile climb before beginning a long descent into the Hole in the Ground trail. This is a popular mountain bike trail, and they ll be out there. Please be aware and courteous of their presence. This section is quite soul sucking as it seems to go on and on and on and. just when you think it ll never end the very remote Hole in the Ground Aid Station appears. Hole in the Ground to Van Norden (6.3 miles): Mostly downhill with a water crossing, this section gets very hot and takes longer than you think. It is a time warp to be sure. There will be a long, 3/4 mile downhill dirt road with Private Property signs. Make sure you to turn left onto the single track as you bomb this downhill. Don't miss it! It happens all the time! You ll have one more dirt road climb before you reach the turn off to the trailhead in Soda Springs. Once you hit the trail head you have our one section of pavement. Stay on the left hand side of the road, CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!19

20 all the way until you reach the signs that say Runners Crossing Road. There you will cross the road, and then the railroad tracks. You ll then find yourself at the Van Norden Aid Station. Note: If there is a train crossing, you find yourself stuck, you ll have to wait. DO NOT risk running across in front of the train. They're fast and much bigger than you. This will be your second crew and drop bag access point. You will also pick up your pacer/safety runner at this location. Van Norden to Overload to Crows Nest (6.2 miles): Wild flowers, more ridge lines and darkness begins for some runners. These well maintained trails by the Truckee Donner Land Trust provide 4 quality climbs, 2 ridge lines and wooded running. Pay attention to the course marking through this section as there are many intersecting trails. Doubling back if you get off course is imperative here. We e added an additional Aid Station here, Overload. Right, smack in the middle to break up this navigationally challenging section. Crows Nest to Mt. Lincoln (1.5 miles): Where fear and loathing for the course designer shines through. This short section of course is on what is best described as a goat trail. The course has over 100 flags, 50 ribbons, led lighting, several fixed ropes and several safety personnel throughout. Move methodically and safely through this section while thanking your volunteers. There are choke points, cliffs, and plenty of scree. Once at the top of Mt. Lincoln, you ll run past the ski lift, and head straight down the ski run to the Mt. Lincoln Aid Station. Mt Lincoln to the Finish (4 miles): From the Mt. Lincoln Aid Station, there are a few turns that keep you off the Pacific Crest Trail (running the PCT violates our permit), leading you past a historic site where the wagons of the 1800 s were pulled over the summit. You ll pass this point and commemorative sign, continuing over Mt. Judah. Relish in your final climb of the day! It s not long. The anticlimactic summit leads you into a gradual downhill that you can tackle with reckless abandon, as you should, since the race is nearly done. Continue down until you reach an intersection. At this intersection, make a sweeping left turn. Continue down and watch your footing as the trail is slightly washed out. Only a 1/4 mile down, and you will reach a point where you ll want to go straight but need to go left. I ll mark the hell out of it, but expect the left. Once you make this left turn the trail is slightly overgrown for a 1/4 of a mile until it turns into a fire road. Once on the fire road you have a small handful of switchbacks leading you to the Finish. Bring it in hard! Leave nothing on the trail. You are done! CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!20

21 Truckee. Base camp for a big life. As described by our partners at Truckee.com: Since the mid 1800's, Truckee served as a major gateway to the west - attracting tough, pioneering spirits who built an authentic mountain town. Today, TRUCKEE BIG LIFE LOCALS are creating locally inspired art, sophisticated culinary experiences, historical theater and community gatherings to live and be well - holistically, spiritually, physically. All are welcome to explore, create and join - making Truckee, base camp for a big life. The Castle Peak 100k Team is proud to call Truckee home and excited to share this special piece of the mountains with our racers, crew, family, friends, and volunteers. Lodging Easily book hotel and lodging at truckee.com. From Donner Lake to Tahoe herself, few destinations rival Truckee for a family race vacation. If you will be traveling with a larger crew, consider booking directly with homeowners, use a professional property management company or Airbnb for a rental home in Truckee. The Tahoe Donner neighborhood is close to the start and finish. Local Activities From mountain to lake, your friends and family will have no shortage of activities at hand with Truckee as their base camp. Browse truckee.com for inspiration and direction. Other web resources include our club website at and the Runs guide at CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!21

22 Running Stores Pick up last-minute race needs or shop for your next pair of running shoes at one of our local mountain shops. Both of these award-winning stores carry a full selection of trail running gear, in addition to everything you need for your mountain adventures. Alpenglow Sports across from Lake Tahoe in Tahoe City 415 North Lake Blvd Tahoe City, CA Tahoe Mountain Sports located in the Safeway complex in Truckee Donner Pass Road, Unit 5E Truckee, CA Groceries New Moon Natural Foods (great deli with prepared foods, too!): Donner Pass Rd. Truckee, CA (530) Safeway: Donner Pass Road Truckee, CA Save Mart: Deerfield Dr Truckee, CA CASTLE PEAK 100K RUNNERS GUIDE!22

23 Castle Peak 100k 2018 Facing the brunt of fate. Indominable. Unafraid. Produced by the Donner Party Mountain Runners Presented by Salomon Saturday, August 18, 2018 :: 5AM Start :: 3AM Finish Point-to-point 100k Endurance Run Name Coordinates Mileage Next AS Elevation Gain Elevation Loss First Runner ETA First Runner Pace Mid Runner ETA Mid Runner Pace Last Runner ETA Last Runner Pace Cut-Off Start - Prosser Ranch The Animal Euer Valley Andromeda Johnson Canyon Summit Lake Devil's Oven Castle Valley Hole in the Ground Van Norden Overload Crow's Nest Mt. Lincoln Finish - Sugar Bowl , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Ft 1117ft 5:00 AM 0:10:00 5:00 AM 0:14:00 5:00 AM 0:16: ft 861ft 6:26 AM 0:09:30 7:00 AM 0:13:40 7:21 AM 0:15: ,406ft 824ft 7:13 AM 0:10:00 8:09 AM 0:12:00 8:37 AM 0:15: ft 1308ft 8:15 AM 0:10:30 9:23 AM 0:14:00 10:13 AM 0:16: ,153ft 182ft 9:03 AM 0:12:00 10:27 AM 0:14:30 11:29 AM 0:22:00 11:30 AM ,097ft 1067ft 9:47 AM 0:13:30 11:20 AM 0:16:00 12:50 PM 0:30: ,136ft 1,903ft 10:59 AM 0:12:30 12:46 PM 0:17:00 3:30 PM 0:22: ,190ft 1,333ft 11:49 AM 0:12:00 1:54 PM 0:15:30 4:58 PM 0:17:00 5:00pm ft 1,345ft 1:04 PM 0:12:00 3:30 PM 0:16:30 6:44 PM 0:17: ft 513ft 2:19 PM 0:09:00 5:13 PM 0:20:00 8:30 PM 0:26:00 8:30 PM ,361ft 488ft 2:51 PM 0:14:00 6:25 PM 0:22:00 10:04 PM 0:35: ft 404ft 3:39 PM 0:27:00 7:40 PM 0:40:00 12:03 AM 0:59: ft 1,479ft 4:17 PM 0:11:00 8:36 PM 0:14:00 1:25 AM 0:24: :00 PM 9:30 PM 2:59 AM 3:00 AM