RACE COURSE - RACE LOCATION - RACE DETAILS
RACE TIME: August 7, 2010 - 9:00am
The race is entirely on a paved surface. The starting line will be about one mile north of the Fairview Lakes
Lookout at the top of Fairview Canyon on Highway 31, which is between mile
markers 11 and 12. The race will begin at approximately the 9300 ft. level and proceed on an
uphill grade for about 3 kilometers to the summit, which is just below the 10,000 ft.
elevation level. It will then continue on a
downhill grade for the next 7 kilometers to conclude at approximately the 9100
ft. level. The finish line will be
at the parking lot of Huntington Reservoir Dam. There will be two aid stations,
one located at the 3000 meter point and one at the 6000 meter point of the
race, with water for the racers. There will also be a racers table
of fruit and drinks at the finish. Parking is available at the starting line and
transportation will be provided back to the starting line parking lot at the
conclusion of the race.
There will also be a 7K walk in conjunction with the
race, for those who would like to support our local hospital and also enjoy the
beauty and fresh mountain air on a summer morning walk. The walk will begin at the summit and proceed to the finish
line. The walk will be almost entirely on a downhill grade and should be a
nice easy walk.
Race age categories will be as follows:
Male: Under 16, 16-25, 26-39, 40-59, 60 and over
Female: Under 16, 16-25, 26-39, 40-59, 60 and over
The 2009 race will be the Sixth annual SKYLINE 10K race sponsored by
the Sanpete Valley Health Care Foundation. The benefits of this race are several
fold. Proceeds from this race go towards the purchase of needed
health care equipment for the local IHC hospital, located in Mt. Pleasant.
Other benefits for the racers and families include the opportunity to come and see the beauty of the
Skyline Drive above the Sanpete Valley. Hopefully, while here you will
enjoy the beautiful drive South on the Skyline Drive and then descend off the mountain
to one of the cities in Sanpete County.
Come enjoy a GREAT day on the mountain with us and witness one
of the country's most scenic roadways. |