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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 a gorgeous day to run the NUT @UmpquaNF with @RunHubNW and @GoBeyondRacing followed up by good food, great beer, and fun conversation at North Forty Brewing https://t.co/VA8R4QK5zt
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If you don't know about Tabatha Collins, you haven't been at any utra trail races in 2019. Sometimes those who inspire us also need some inspiration, and who better to inspire than Moe Codino? Check out Tabatha's cause on the Break the Record. Break the Stigma page as she sets the Guinness Book of World Records for most ultras in a year.
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Break the Record. Break the Stigma.
I was not anticipating so many things that have happened this year; one was all the phenomenal people I would encounter. I met Moe at an aid station he was manning at Stumptown 50k when I asked to get some peanut butter on my Oreo. He has been a source of positivity ever since. I’ve seen him at many aid stations and a few start lines. He’s much faster than me but always makes a point to send positive vibes my way. He is the epitomy of what trail running is all about and I stumbled upon this video of him from a few years back. He’s been supporting my “cause” long before I knew I even had one. Thank you Moe!
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Check your email for the October newsletter featuring the trails in Oakridge. Read more about the Oakridge trails, the groups that maintain the trails, and the trail races of the area https://nwdirtchurners.com/oakridge-or/
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Oakridge, OR
Oakridge is a small town 40 miles east of Eugene on Highway 58 in the Willamette National Forest. Located on the Middle Fork of the Willamette
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Have you ever wondered if poles would help during a run or race and if so, when should you use them? Eric Lubell writes about how using poles helped him at UTE 100 this year and how to decide if poles will work for you. https://nwdirtchurners.com/to-pole-or-not-to-pole-that-is-the-question/
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To Pole or Not to Pole, That is the Question
In 2018 I got my butt handed to me at the UTE 100 trail race in the LaSal mountains of Utah. I did a lot of climbing in my training, but nothing can compare to trying to climb 19,000 feet in one push. Shortly after the DNF, I invested in a pair of trekking
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Looking at a "runcation" in the near future and want to figure out transportation and lodging? Why not combine them both with Wonderland Expeditions? Matthew reviews how the Bandit fared on the OR PCT FKT last month. https://nwdirtchurners.com/wonderland-expeditions-bandit-review/
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Wonderland Expeditions Bandit Review
    As the planning for the Oregon Pacific Crest Trail Fastest Known Time attempt transitioned into a discussion over transport, the realization that our Subaru Outback might be insufficient became clear. We needed more space for all of our gear and a place to sleep that did not require us to cons...
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