The loop is already registered, but we would like to set an FKT similar to other loop challenges for most consecutive laps.   The record will be based on most completed 10 mile laps within 24 hours. 

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The 3,305' Debar Mountain is a prominent peak in the Meacham Lake area.  This out and back route is an alternative to the shorter/busier western approach.  Starting from County Route 26 (aka old route 99) the Debar Game Management Trail begins as an old gravel/broken pavement road.  This old tote road passes through The Meadows area and continues mostly west.  It passes several small ponds and marshy areas through the heart of the old game management area, once home to an initially successful attempt to return elk to the Adirondacks.  The elk persisted from the 1930s until approximately the

Situé sur la rive sud du lac Kénogami, le Sentier des Anciens s’étend sur plus de 40 km. Parsemé de lacs, rivières et ruisseaux, le sentier est représentatif de la faune et de la Flore laurentienne (boréale et mixte). Tout au long de son parcours, de magnifiques points de vue sur le lac Kénogami et la plaine du lac Saint-Jean sauront ponctuer de belle manière votre randonnée. N’étant pas accessible par les véhicules motorisés, vous y trouverez un calme comme le vivaient les premiers explorateurs.

This is one of the most popular running and mountain biking routes in Ohiopyle State Park. It begins at the Sugarloaf Mountain Bike Area/ Sled Hill. From there, cross Sugarloaf Road to Canyon Edge. Make a right at the first "T" in the trail, and then bear right shortly after that. This is Upper Canyon Edge, which is a nice, flowy, rocky trail. After a mile or so, take a right to get onto McCune, which begins as a gradual, non-technical grass-lined hill. You'll run through McCune Trail parking lot.

Clyde Minaret is named after Norman Clyde, the High Sierras' most prolific first ascensionist. It is a very fine peak made from, not granite, but a more ancient metamorphic rock, which gives it its characteristic, almost non-Sierra-like shape of a sharp needle (as seen from the ski slopes of Mammoth). Its dark triangular SE face is home to a great classic rock climb. Agnew Meadows is the trailhead. Get there either by shuttle bus from Mammoth during the day, or arrive by a car late at night.