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XC ski or snowshoe with us for some winter cross-training Feb. 22, 10am at Pocket Creek Sno-Park. Rent from Mountain Shop and get 25% off. Beginners welcome! https://t.co/85sxH4T82K
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We are excited to partner with @PDXForestPark in the Miles For Forest Park Fundraiser with the Nasty Challenge. We will be hosting five Nasty group runs in Forest Park. Those that complete all five Nasties get a Nasty Challenge T-shirt from @TerritoryRunCo https://t.co/EyGbGWR7rU https://t.co/xvIe2H2wnZ
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The highly anticipated Wildwood Trail bridge over Burnside is starting Monday and won't be done until the fall. Don't fret, we found an alternative using Fischer Ln. and a connector trail for those still wanting to do a Wildwood E2E in Forest Park.
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What are your trail running goals for 2020? Is it a 5k, maybe your first ultra, or a fun adventure run? Phil Brundage has some lofty goals this year with what he calls the Beaver Slam of Ultrarunning. He will attempt to run four 100 mile races in Oregon with the Slug.Run, Old Cascadia 100, Cascades 100, and Mountain Lakes 100. Follow Phil's adventure with his race reports on nwdirtchurners.com. Read more about it on the website. https://nwdirtchurners.com/the-beaver-slam-of-ultrarunning/
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The Beaver Slam of UltraRunning
    Oregon has lots of great things, like the Seven Wonders of Oregon, dynamic ecosystems, vast forests, and great small towns with fun names like Boring, Dufur, Powder, and Zigzag. We have the largest cheese factory in the world. Let us not forget the cultural weirdness of Portland, or that we sp...
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One of the wettest Januarys ever in the PNW made the Orcas Island 50k last week extra challenging to already one of the toughest Rainshadow Running events. Read Ethan Jordan's write up on how he endured through the beautiful but wet adventure run in his race report. (cover picture courtesy Ben Stanley) https://nwdirtchurners.com/swimming-the-orcas-50k-2020-version/
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Swimming the Orcas 50k (2020 version)
    Disclaimer, this is a really hard 50k in the best conditions, 8,500 ft of climbing and descending with some technical difficulty thrown in for good measure. I think that’s part of Rain Shadows MO, hard races in beautiful places. I’ve never run a race with this type of gain and loss in such...
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Check your inbox for the latest newsletter about trail running at Smith Rock and more! Thanks to Go Beyond Racing, Alpine Runing, Paul Nelson, and Saulius Eidukas for contributing to the articles. https://nwdirtchurners.com/smith-rock-state-park/
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Smith Rock State Park
    Smith Rock State Park is located in Central Oregon just north of Redmond near Terrabonne. The high desert park is known for its thrilling cliff formations that offer world-class rock climbing. The Crooked River winds its way through the layers of rock on its way to Lake Billy Chinook.
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Last weekend Eric Sauer set the course record for Rainshadow Running's beautiful Deception Pass 50k. Want to know how he did it? Read it right here in his race report. https://nwdirtchurners.com/deception-pass-50k-race-report/
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Deception Pass 50k Race Report
    The journey of an ultrarunner is often marked by successes and failures while racing. To some degree this is okay, but do not confuse success in racing with a lack of struggle in training or life. It is perhaps my struggles that have most pushed me towards my success on the trail.  
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