Route 66 UltraRun

11 November 2022
Seligman, usa
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225 KM
1 day
100 Runners
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    660 usd
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The ultra-iconic footrace along the longest intact section of Historic Route 66 in Arizona. Travel 140 miles from Seligman to Topock66 Colorado River. Experience all of the eclectic sites and support the people that keep the history alive, including:

• Delgadillo’s Route 66 gift shop in Seligman
• Grand Canyon Caverns
• The Hualapai Tribe
• Hackberry General Store
• Antares, home of Giganticus Headicus
• Kingman Route 66 Museum
• Cool Springs restored Mobile gas station and museum
• Fast Fanny’s in Oatman
• Topock66 Colorado River

For the inaugural year we are limiting the field to 100 runners, supported by a crew of 2 to 4 people. The race will start the morning of November 11, with a cut-off of 60 hours.

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