It’s time! Time to get registered for the 2nd race in the Run Big Trail Series, a collection of trail races presented by Level 32 Racing. This event is aptly titled the Shotgun Trail Blast – wear some orange! Mud? Hills? Water crossings? Trees and spectacular views? Did this garner your attention? If so, this race is definitely for you! Whether you are participating in the Run Big Trail Series in entirety, or just want…
If you’re up for a trail adventure this spring, the 2019 Shotgun Trail Blast will be on April 6th at the Shotgun Creek Recreation Area which is northwest of Marcola, OR. This Level 32 Racing event will have plenty of distances to consider, as there’s a 50k, a 25k, a 10k, and a 5k. This race has it all .. Mud, hills, water, trees .. it’s all there. Not to mention the views on this…
The Shotgun Trail Blast run includes a 50K, 25K, 10K and 5K on April 2nd in Marcola, outside of Eugene. The second event in the Run Big Race Series, this trail run promises trees, hills, streams and plenty of mud. Held at the Shotgun Creek Recreation Center, northwest of Marcola the 50K starts at 8AM, the 25K starts at 9:45AM, the 10K begins at 9:50AM and the 5K runs at 10AM. Register online through midnight…
The second event of the Run Big Trail Series, Shotgun Trail Blast, was held on Saturday, April 4, 2015. I am a huge fan of the Run Big Trail Series, which is a collection of six trail races by Level 32 Racing which are spread-out over the year, all occurring in the Eugene/Springfield area (or within a short drive). Having participated in this race last year, and taking, at the time, was an almost epic tumble,…
It’s time to get registered for the 2nd event (of 6) occurring in the 2015 Run Big Trail Series by Level 32 Racing. On Saturday, April 4, 2015, I’ll meet you at the start line of the Shotgun Trail Blast occurring at Shotgun Creek Recreation Area near Marcola, Oregon. The Shogun Trail Blast will feature four distances to choose from; a 50k, 25k, 10k and 5k. Last year I participated in the 10k, and I…
Are you like me, and the entire week leading up to a race, you are constantly checking the weather apps on your smartphone attempting to gauge what the weather conditions will be for race day? If you are guilty of this behavior like I am, then you know how discouraging it came be to see the forecast for race day look dismal, with no hope of it getting better. That was the situation I faced…
