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Mt. Wilson Trail Race Course Back to Trail Race 2003 main page Back to Trail Race 2004 main page The current version of the race is approximately 8.6 miles in length. The exact course has changed over the years due to trail damage caused by erosion, earthquakes and fire. For this reason no official course record is recognized. The present course configuration is considered the most difficult since its revival. The race starts on pavement and progresses uphill to a dirt path no more than three feet wide. The trail features an elevation gain over 2100 feet in approximately 4.3 miles to the turn around point at Orchard Camp. Most of the race takes place on the established Mt. Wilson Trail where several sections have vertical drop-offs of several hundred feet. |
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