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Born to Run Trail Run - Register Now!
Thanks to everyone that participated! Check out the race results here:
http://www.webscorer.com/race.aspx?raceid=1527
Calling all Trail Runners! Whether your barefoot, wearing minimalist shoes, or haven't yet made the transition - 
would like to invite you to participate in our Inaugural Born to Run Trail Run. Meet Barefoot Ted! Win a raffle prize -- or even the coveted Silver Monkey Award!
Event Location
Soaring Eagle Park
26015 East Main Dr.
Sammamish, WA 98074
Parking
The parking lot is small. Please carpool or you can also park a short distance away in the surrounding neighborhood.
Course Description
Soaring Eagle Park sits above Patterson Creek on the edge of the Sammamish Plateau along the western flank of the Snoqualmie River,. Set among 600 acres of mature forests and wetlands, the Born to Run Trail Run features winding single and double track trails that are generally flat, but also include plenty of rolling hills to keep it interesting!
Start Time/Distance/Entry Fee
Online registration available until noon on 10/7. Day of race registration - add $5
Day of race registration is available at 7:00am.
8:00am - 50K - $55
8:15am - 25K - $40
8:30am - 10K - $25
Course Info
Click on the links below for course maps.
10k: http://www.btomultisports.com/
25k: http://www.btomultisports.com/
50k: http://www.btomultisports.com/
There will be two aid stations with water, gatorade and carbs that participants will pass 1-5 times, depending on the distance. 50k racers will complete the 50k loop three times, passing aid stations five times. 25k racers will complete the 50k loop once, then do a second loop that is unique to the 25k. They will pass the aid stations three times. 10k racers will do their own loop just once, passing the aid station once. Participants can also leave a drop bag at the start/finish area with their own food or supplies, if desired.
Cut-off times: 10k - 90 min. 25k - 3.5 hours 50k - 8.0 hours
Great Prizes
Top Finisher prizes and Raffle prizes from our sponsors, including VIVOBAREFOOT, Vibram FiveFingers, Merrell!
Silver Monkey Award - presented by Barefoot Ted
This award goes to the person that most embodies the spirit of barefoot running - be creative! Take home a pair of Luna Sandals, a T-shirt and a gift certificate to 
.
Post Race Food and Refreshments
Fruit, bagels, cookies and more.
Thanks to our Sponsors!
Other Tidbits
We are dedicated to the responsible enjoyment and active stewardship of the outdoors, and we encourage you to "leave no trace behind" by taking all trash with you. Park Rangers appreciate it when racers follow the marked course and keep the trails clean.
The trails will be open to other users during the event such as hikers and mountain bikers. Please be courteous, as you will likely encounter a few. Please let other participants pass you if they want to get by. It's a passing runner's job to tell the person in front that they would like to pass.
is proud to donate a portion of the race entry fees to Soles4Souls, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing shoes to those in need.
Jason Robillard at Seattle BTR →
← Barefoot Ken Bob Saxton with Barefoot Ted
4 Responses
Jules Mann
Hi Jackie! When and where will the race results be posted?
Kelsey Rowley
What a great race this year! The trails were really nice to run in, fun people to be around and awesome prizes! Thank you and see you next year!
Jeff
Is the 50k cutoff time really only 5.5 hours? The winner of the 50k in September ran it in 5:35.
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Faye
December 11, 2011
Just read “Born to Run” and am looking for more runs like this! Will this be an annual event? Hope so!!!