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Route- same as previous years-
Bear Lake Marathon Trifecta at Garden City:
Route description.
CAUTION All routes are open to traffic. Obey pedestrian rules of the road unless instructed by a police officer or volunteer otherwise. You are responsible for your own safety.
Starting at Water's Edge Resort by the 4-way stop in Garden City, athletes cross hwy 89 and follow markings and volunteer instructions out of town on jogging path. First 5 miles, mostly paved with hard packed dirt shoulders. Mild rolling hills throughout this part of course.
Off Sweetwater, take a hard right through a trailer community to a rural, unpaved trail. This scenic byway offers some beautiful and challenging terrain for approximately 2 miles. Off-road running conditions apply.
To avoid heavy highway traffic, marathoners will turn toward peaceful Meadowville valley area, running between rustic mountains past working farms and ranches. Yield to animals and watch for heavy equipment (if dogs are present, you may want to walk past them). There is a peacock and turkey farm near the full marathon turning point.
*Mixed pavement and off-road. 500 foot elevation gain and drop miles 6-8 and 19-21. Full sun.
Porta-potty at mile 1.5, 5, 8.5, 11.
Please be careful to observe all signs for rights of way when following other people's routes, as we cannot guarantee that they do not cross private or hazardous land.
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