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16 July 2022
Vernon, canada
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mountains race
26 KM
1 day
300 Runners
Difficulty:    Endurance - Multi-activity
ENTRY FEE:    125 cad
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Held at the Stunning Silver Star Provincial Park!

A Mountain Bike, Trail running adventure race located on the amazing trails of Silver Star Mountain Provincial Park. Located virtually at the back door of the City of Vernon, where we boast some of the most epic trails Vernon has to offer!

In this duathlon we begin the event at lung gasping 5,200 feet, where you will be treated to flowy decent gnarly climbs and views of the beautiful Monashee Mountains.

We are here to offer all levels of athletes a challenging & scenic race course that leaves you feeling overjoyed upon completion.
Like all other Bush Babes & Bro’s Trail Running events you can expect priority to be placed on a challenging, crazy fun, well flagged, fantastically aided course with the mightiest of volunteers!

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Dawna Jodoin

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