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Orta San Giulio - Mottarone (Italy)

Submitted by Riccardo Borgialli on Fri, 05/29/2020 - 01:37pm
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From the main plaza of Orta San Giulio (294m a.s.l.) to the top of Mottarone mountain (1492m a.s.l.) following the shortest route on asphalt except last 500m that are on trail.

- Submitted by Riccardo Borgialli

Skyline Trail - Beavers Bend (OK)

Submitted by kodywithak on Fri, 05/29/2020 - 07:42am
Description

The Skyline trail in the Beavers Bend State Park is a tougher trail option; the last mile is ran on the park road to make it a complete loop. It's a beautiful but challenging trail, very rocky with some steep hills. I ran this after a night of storming, so i expect my time to be crushed.  I wanted to set a fkt on this trail so other runners visiting the park can experience this great trail and push the limit on time. My watch might be off a tad on mileage, I thought the trail was closer to 9 miles for the complete loop.

Amelia Island Perimeter (FL)

Submitted by Matt Mueller on Fri, 05/29/2020 - 06:18am
Description

The Amelia Island Perimeter route follows the runnable perimeter of Amelia Island. It includes approximately 16.5 miles of beach running along the east side, and then a combination of public roads/sidewalks (10.5 miles) and the paved Amelia Island Trail/East Coast Greenway (5.5 miles) along the west side.

Episode 89: Bart Vandewoestyne - Report from Belgium (a different style than US!)

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Listen to me horribly mispronounce Bart's name, his kind correction, and then Bart explain the situation in Belgium:

"Starting today, we have entered the 'Exit Strategy' in Belgium - groups of 20 can go for a run - but no competitions until at least 7/31."

Western Europe has a VERY organized trail running scene - routes not only have their own webpages, but are all are clearly marked and identified.  Bart explains the difference between "GR" routes, and the new "Extra Trail" designation.

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