Colonial Road Runners Presents the 8th Annual
Blue Hills Trail Races
"Fox Trot" (10 Miles) & "Bunny Hop" (3 miles)
Sunday, April 28, 2013 - 9:00am
Blue Hills Reservation - Milton, MA
We have reached the registration limit of 250 runners and registration for 2013 is now closed.
Both races are included in the 2013 Trail Runner Magazine Trophy Series
The Location:
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Start and Finish next to the Blue Hills Trailside Museum, 1907 Canton Avenue (Rt. 138), in Milton. Directions: From Route 93 (Rt. 128), take Exit 2 to Rt. 138 North (“Milton”). Follow Rt. 138 for 1.2 miles to the parking lots for the Trailside Museum and the Blue Hills Ski Area.
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The Courses:
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Come run on miles of beautiful trails in the scenic Blue Hills Reservation, just south of Boston. The well-marked courses follow dirt roads and forest paths, except for short paved sections at the start and finish of the races.
The FOX TROT (10 miles) offers a mix of double and single-track trails with some hilly and rocky stretches. There are three water stops.
The BUNNY HOP (3 miles) is recommended for new trail-runners. This course offers easier terrain on wide paths--but this is still a trail race, with plenty of small rocks and tree roots along the way! There is one water stop.
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Amenities:
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Overall winners in each race receive Marathon Sports gift certificates and loaves of home-baked banana bread. Age group winners receive chocolate-chip cookies. Post-race refreshments include soda, juice, bananas and trail munchies (cookies, chips, pretzels, etc.).
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Registration:
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An $8 minimum donation is requested Additional contributions are greatly appreciated! All profits are donated to the children’s nature-education programs at the Blue Hills Trailside Museum. |
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ON-LINE REGISTRATION is encouraged!
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Mail-In Registration is also available
NOTE: Due to state permit restrictions:
- REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 250 RUNNERS
- ALL RUNNERS MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED
- THERE IS NO RACE-DAY REGISTRATION
Entries are non-transferable and non-refundable.
FOR SAFETY’S SAKE: Due to the narrow trails, no dogs are allowed, and we request that you do not use headphones.
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Information:
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John Goldrosen, 781-447-2812, trailrunning@colonialrunners.org, or visit the Colonial Road Runners website, www.colonialrunners.org
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