Trail Running Race--Black Rock Series 25k and 12k

com/register.aspx?did=63097 Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/322955485209787/ 12k Carriage road option is $50+ sign up fee25k Ten Summits option is $60+sign up fee. A YES RSVP on meetup page does not automatically register you for the event. All participants must register via official page ^. We can use the comments section to coordinate carpool. The drive is about 1h20min from Midtown Manhattan. Bellow is the blurb from the race event page and more information including links to the course maps and cue sheets is available on the registration page above or at: https://blackrockraces.com/races/ Event OverviewBlack Rock Forest is an exceptional place, existing in relative solitude just north of Harriman/Bear Mountain State Parks, and adjacent to the lands of West Point to the south. This unique race event is designed so as to showcase the forest rather than cover excessive mileage. Among its 3,800+ acres of pristine forest land, Black Rock features numerous mountain peaks, most with stunning views, and some with a view of Manhattan (40+ miles away). To leverage these glorious peaks, we devised the Ten Summits race - our feature distance - which will be sure to test your endurance and leg strength. Ten peaks in 15 miles, and over 3,300 feet of elevation gain to remind you that this is no stroll in the woods. The Races:TEN SUMMITS 25KTaking place primarily on single-track trail, but with some carriage roads. Upwards of 3,500 feet of elevation gain, you'll scale Mt. Misery, Honey Hill, Black Rock, Sackett Ridge, Split Rock, Jupiter's Boulder (Mt Rascal), Eagle Cliff, Spy Rock, Rattlesnake Hill, and finally, Hill of Pines. There will be three aid stations on the course, which will have fluids, and some nutrition. WHITE OAK 12KThis race is 7.8 miles in length, and is essentially a circumnavigation of the Black Rock lands by way of carriage roads. There are three aid stations along the way, although the first two are fairly close together, so you may elect to skip one. Your tour of the forest will take you past the famous White Oak Tree, and also many of the sky lakes in the forest, including Sphagnum Pond, Sutherland Pond, Jim's Pond, and Arthur's Pond. Near Arthur's Pond, you'll also pass by the historic Chatfield House, and you may choose to stop there and bang on the Native American drum for good luck. :)