What?
- Full course: Out-and-back on the Baden Powell Centennial Trail plus a bit.
- Registration is by accepted application only for all runners.
- All distances are welcome and all members are welcome.
- Challenge yourself to the hardest 100 km run in Canada (or maybe anywhere!).
- Known as The Double in 2005.
- 100km or less (or more), any custom distance is welcome. Additional distance is occasionally expected.
- 99% trail, 100% fun, 112% challenge!
- 16,300 feet vertical climb and 16.300 descent, out and back.
- Bring your positive attitude and bear bells!
- No wimps, no whiners, no hassles and you MUST know the course in advance.
When and Where?
- Saturday June 2, 2012 - 5:00 am start.
- Start and finish at Deep Cove, Panorama Park, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
- See agenda for details on how to get there and course description.
Who is registered?
How Much?
- Free for Club Fat Ass members ($50 for annual membership, $20 online or $25 cash single day membership)
- To keep hassles on the morning of the run to a minimum and allow the host to prepare an exciting event for you that will run smoothly, applications will be accepted up until 2 weeks prior to the event for 50km+ runners and for all others up to 1 day in advance. We ask you to please sign up for the club membership and apply for an invitation for the event online and in advance.
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Comments
Vancouver 100 - 2012
Only 4 1/2 months to go..... :)
via Suspension Bridge, right?
it is the pure Baden Powell Trail, rather than the Kneeknacker Route, right?
yes
yes
Ran Cypress over Black Mt on Wednesday - course conditions
Sammy and I parked at Cypress and took the BP over Black and down most of the way to Nelson's Creek on Wednesday. There is still bamboo course marking on the way to the top of the ski area, which is simple to follow. There is heavy snow all the way from the parking lot up. The snow was not bad to run in on Wednesday - no bad postholing and soft enough to get some traction. No telling what yesterday's rains and the warmer temperatures might do to the snow for Saturday, however. There are BP markings that can be spotted for most of the way and a couple sets of footprints, so route finding shouldn't be too hard. Certainly it is runnable-skidable downhill, but there is a lot of sliding. Kind of fun, in fact.
It will be an interesting and beautiful day tomorrow!
Car shuttle for 50K
I was planning on running the 50K, and was curious what the best option is for getting back to the start. Figured I would leave the car at Deep Cove. Any suggestions? Carpool interests. Would be willing to follow someone out to Nelson Canyon in the morning and shuttle back to the start. Or is there enough people out doing the 50K that I should be able to thumb a ride back?
Applying to this event
For the 100km people, please remember that I need you to sign up well before the event so we can all be organized. If you're in the mood for something less than 100km you're also welcome to sign up and you can even wait until the last day to do so. I'm expecting less snow than usual on the course this year but you won't know unless you join us for the fun!
Planning to do it
Hey Craig:
I'm planning to do the full 100 this year - so long as I can make it back from my vacation in time.
We are just finalising plans now - I'll sign up as soon as I know for sure. Not really up to me more up to the woman at this point.
Ryan
Sounds like a real challenge, just right for 2010!
Craig-
I sent you a note on FB about this event for 2010. I'd sure like to join you nut-jobs in BC for this one this year. I also plan to be there for STORMY 100, which I know isn't a CFA event, but I figure I might see a lot of you all in that one too.
AWESOME event you've got planned here!
Jason
of Olympic proportions
you might says it's a challenge of Olympic proportions. Hope to see you here.
Yes, indeed!
I plan to see you there!
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