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Soul Brother #1 10 km Trail Run - 100% trails. Mostly wide trail over rolling hills, with some single track near the turnaround in Confederation Park.
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Course follows the Trans-Canada Trail east from New Brighton Park to the turnaround in Confederation Park, then doubles back on the TC trail.
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Godfather of Soul 25km Trail Run - 90% trail, 10% asphalt bike path, back alley, or road. Road sections are broken up but a bit more frequent than in either the short or long course. Rolling hills with a steep but not that long climb. More single track than the 10K course.
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Course follows the Trans-Canada Trail east from New Brighton Park under the Second Narrows Bridge, cuts through Confederation Park, continues on the TC trail to Hastings. From there it follows a bike path with a few blocks of back alley, before cutting into a small side trail. It comes out onto a Bike Path, which becomes gravel and leads to the Burnaby Mountain Velodrome. From there it winds through the trails of Burnaby Mountain, turns around and heads back on the TC trail towards the finish at New Brighton Park.
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New Minister of the Super-Heavy Funk 50km Trail Run - About 95% trail, 5% asphalt bike path, back alley or road. Includes the nasty Velodrome trail, some beautiful single track, some beautiful mountain bike trails, twists and turns near Burnaby Lake, ocean views in Barnet Marine Park, back alleys, rail tracks. Moderate elevation gains, mostly rolling hills with a few flat sections.
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Course follows the Trans-Canada Trail east from New Brighton Park, cuts through Confederation Park, then continues on the TC trail to Hastings. From there it follows a bike path with a few blocks of back alley, before cutting into a small side trail. It comes back out onto the bike path, which becomes gravel and leads to the Burnaby Mountain Velodrome. From there it winds through the trails of Burnaby Mountain to the southeast side, where it parallels the Stoney Creek to the turnaround at Burnaby Lake. The return route takes you through some different bike trails on Burnaby Mountain, and then through Barnet Marine Park, and a trail which leads you back to the bike path near the Velodrome. From there you double back the same way you came to the finish.
When?
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Sunday 7th October 2012 at 9:00am.
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See FAQ for answers to Frequently Asked Questions, Agenda for details on how to get to the start and Course for the route description.
Who is registered?
How Much?
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Free for Club Fat Ass members (click here for current membership fees and benefits)
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To keep hassles on the morning of the run to a minimum and allow the host to participate, please sign up for both Club membership and the event online and in advance.
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