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2024 Bigfoot 200 Course Preview

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In this episode, Kevin and Peter provide an in-depth course preview of the Bigfoot 200 ultra marathon. They discuss each section of the race, including the elevation gain and loss, the difficulty of the trails, and the availability of water sources. They also mention the aid stations and the opportunity for crew and pacers. The conversation highlights the challenging and beautiful nature of the course, with sections that are steep, overgrown, and remote. Overall, it provides valuable insights for runners preparing for the Bigfoot 200. The conversation provides a methodical review of the Bigfoot 200 course, highlighting the key sections and challenges. The main themes include the recommended sections to have a pacer, the abundance of blueberries and huckleberries along the course, the presence of bears and other wildlife, the river crossings, the climb to Elk Peak, the difficulty of the Clickitat to Twin Sisters section, the net downhill of the Owens Creek to the finish, and the overall difficulty and uniqueness of the race. The conversation also includes a snack review and a game of Let's Get Deep.

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In this episode, Kevin and Peter provide an in-depth course preview of the Bigfoot 200 ultra marathon. They discuss each section of the race, including the elevation gain and loss, the difficulty of the trails, and the availability of water sources. They also mention the aid stations and the opportunity for crew and pacers. The conversation highlights the challenging and beautiful nature of the course, with sections that are steep, overgrown, and remote. Overall, it provides valuable insights for runners preparing for the Bigfoot 200. The conversation provides a methodical review of the Bigfoot 200 course, highlighting the key sections and challenges. The main themes include the recommended sections to have a pacer, the abundance of blueberries and huckleberries along the course, the presence of bears and other wildlife, the river crossings, the climb to Elk Peak, the difficulty of the Clickitat to Twin Sisters section, the net downhill of the Owens Creek to the finish, and the overall difficulty and uniqueness of the race. The conversation also includes a snack review and a game of Let's Get Deep.

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