THE STONE WALL SATURDAY JANUARY 28, 2017
The Stone Wall 5K Walk/Run and 15K Race presented by Rt. 11 Bar and Grill
The Winona Stone Wall has evolved into one of the Northeast’s premier snowshoe events. Choose from a 5K citizen's distance, where you may choose to race, run, or walk with friends. The 15K course is a 1 loop course for those with snowshoe running experience. It is not intended to be for those who plan to walk the entire course. This is a great distance to help prepare for a half marathon or longer. Both distances offer a variety of all types of trail conditions. Race venue is conveniently located 6 miles off Exit 39 from I81, at CCC Camp/Rt 90/Bargy Road. Do not use your navigation device to guide you to the race venue, as it does not know that some roads in the area may not be plowed in the winter time, because they are seasonal roads. Bring the family. Winona Forest is known for its deep snowfalls, and winter wonderland appearance. Snowshoe loaners can be reserved by e-mailing race director at snowshoerace@gmail.com. All preregistrants will receive a commemorative 2017 Stone Wall souvenir.
DATE / TIME: Saturday, January 28, 10:30 A.M.
START/FINISH: CCC Camp, County Route 90, Mannsville, NY
REGISTRATION: 8:30 A.M. -10:15 A.M.
COURSE: Distances are approximate. Beautiful wooded forest trails. Mixture of groomed trail, single track packed, and virgin snow single track for both distances.
REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM SNOWSHOE SIZE = 120 SQUARE INCH SURFACE.
AID STATIONS: NONE on the 5K course. 1 aid station on the 15K course, which will include gatorade, Fig Newtons, and water
ENTRY: $25 5K $30 on Race Day
$30 15K $35 on Race Day
RACE STATUS: ON! Low snow, no snow, deep snow, cold, hot, wet, dry, event will happen regardless. Adjust accordingly. If there is no snow, it will be a trail race.
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. I-81 to exit 39, which is the Mannsville Exit. Head East on County Route 90 to stop sign in Mannsville. Go through stop, and continue on East 90 for total of 6 miles. Look for orange "WINONA RACE" signs at intersections.
LOANER SHOES: E-mail me to reserve snowshoes ASAP. DION racing snowshoes and others available for $5.
REFRESHMENTS: A variety of “crock pot” foods available to all participants. BYO adult beverage of choice – if desired
RACE DIRECTOR: Matt Westerlund Email: snowshoerace@gmail.com
FACILITIES: There is a warm building for registration, and a cold outhouse at the parking area
AWARDS: Top 3 Over-all Male and Female recognized.
To register please visit: https://www.runreg.com/the-stone-wall-5k-snowshoe
DISCLAIMER:
The Stone Wall 5K/15K Snowshoe Race follows a well-marked course that is true to the sport of snowshoe racing. The 5K course is designed so anyone can participate, regardless of your ability levels. The 15K course is a true test of endurance, and should be selected only after careful thought and training. Winter conditions are unpredictable! You may encounter deep snow, bitterly cold temperatures, blizzard-like conditions, logs to jump, limbs to duck, wet conditions, water holes, downed trees, steep up and down hills, snowmobilers, skiers, and wild animals. It could be a bright, blue, clear winter day, or it could be something much different. Prepare for anything. Regardless of weather, come to enjoy the day with fellow ‘shoers, in a beautiful forest.
The Stone Wall 5K Walk/Run and 15K Race presented by Rt. 11 Bar and Grill
The Winona Stone Wall has evolved into one of the Northeast’s premier snowshoe events. Choose from a 5K citizen's distance, where you may choose to race, run, or walk with friends. The 15K course is a 1 loop course for those with snowshoe running experience. It is not intended to be for those who plan to walk the entire course. This is a great distance to help prepare for a half marathon or longer. Both distances offer a variety of all types of trail conditions. Race venue is conveniently located 6 miles off Exit 39 from I81, at CCC Camp/Rt 90/Bargy Road. Do not use your navigation device to guide you to the race venue, as it does not know that some roads in the area may not be plowed in the winter time, because they are seasonal roads. Bring the family. Winona Forest is known for its deep snowfalls, and winter wonderland appearance. Snowshoe loaners can be reserved by e-mailing race director at snowshoerace@gmail.com. All preregistrants will receive a commemorative 2017 Stone Wall souvenir.
DATE / TIME: Saturday, January 28, 10:30 A.M.
START/FINISH: CCC Camp, County Route 90, Mannsville, NY
REGISTRATION: 8:30 A.M. -10:15 A.M.
COURSE: Distances are approximate. Beautiful wooded forest trails. Mixture of groomed trail, single track packed, and virgin snow single track for both distances.
REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM SNOWSHOE SIZE = 120 SQUARE INCH SURFACE.
AID STATIONS: NONE on the 5K course. 1 aid station on the 15K course, which will include gatorade, Fig Newtons, and water
ENTRY: $25 5K $30 on Race Day
$30 15K $35 on Race Day
RACE STATUS: ON! Low snow, no snow, deep snow, cold, hot, wet, dry, event will happen regardless. Adjust accordingly. If there is no snow, it will be a trail race.
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. I-81 to exit 39, which is the Mannsville Exit. Head East on County Route 90 to stop sign in Mannsville. Go through stop, and continue on East 90 for total of 6 miles. Look for orange "WINONA RACE" signs at intersections.
LOANER SHOES: E-mail me to reserve snowshoes ASAP. DION racing snowshoes and others available for $5.
REFRESHMENTS: A variety of “crock pot” foods available to all participants. BYO adult beverage of choice – if desired
RACE DIRECTOR: Matt Westerlund Email: snowshoerace@gmail.com
FACILITIES: There is a warm building for registration, and a cold outhouse at the parking area
AWARDS: Top 3 Over-all Male and Female recognized.
To register please visit: https://www.runreg.com/the-stone-wall-5k-snowshoe
DISCLAIMER:
The Stone Wall 5K/15K Snowshoe Race follows a well-marked course that is true to the sport of snowshoe racing. The 5K course is designed so anyone can participate, regardless of your ability levels. The 15K course is a true test of endurance, and should be selected only after careful thought and training. Winter conditions are unpredictable! You may encounter deep snow, bitterly cold temperatures, blizzard-like conditions, logs to jump, limbs to duck, wet conditions, water holes, downed trees, steep up and down hills, snowmobilers, skiers, and wild animals. It could be a bright, blue, clear winter day, or it could be something much different. Prepare for anything. Regardless of weather, come to enjoy the day with fellow ‘shoers, in a beautiful forest.
