Morning: January Winter Conditioning Runs: 5-7 miles - Redmond Watershed Preserve

Field trip: Winter Trail Running Conditioning Series

Morning: January Winter Conditioning Runs: 5-7 miles - Redmond Watershed Preserve

Winter Trail Running Conditioning Course runs from 5-7 miles. You will need to complete 2 course runs per month over Dec, Jan and Feb to graduate.

  • Easy
  • Easy
  • Mileage: 5.8 mi
  • Elevation Gain: 717 ft
  • High Point Elevation: 650 ft
  • Pace: avg 4 mph
  • 2 (6 capacity)
  • FULL (2 capacity)
  • Fri, Dec 15, 2023 at 8:00 AM
  • Mon, Jan 1, 2024 at 5:00 PM
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We will follow a counter-clockwise loop for ~5.8 miles total distance with 717 ft elevation gain. We will then enter the main park and head south to do a brief jog on Old Pond Trail, then turn around and continue our loop through the rest of the park. We will look to do an avg pace of 4 mph: moderate to fast (depending on group comfort) hike uphill and 4.5-5.0 mph straightaway and downhill. Please bring headlamp since we will be starting in the dark!

For a complete description of  trail running with the Mountaineers, please consult the Trail Running Standards.

Gaia route: https://www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=12.4/-122.0544/47.7109&pubLink=b4REvpjA3MWDJ1NpJGS1jPHh&trackId=39a36059-d10e-44c5-8f6e-e234df1aff93

City of Redmond Park map: https://www.redmond.gov/DocumentCenter/View/68/Farrel-McWhirter-and-Watershed-Preserve-Trail-PDF

Full details will be soon after registration closes on Jan 1. In the interim, please contact the leader with any questions at laet123@yahoo.com.

Meet at 5:00 pm by the Redmond Watershed Preserve North Entrance parking lot ((13215-13201, 218th Ave NE, Woodinville, WA 98077), on the north side of the park, off NE 133rd St. Following introductions, description of route and current trail conditions, plan to start running by 5:10 pm. No passes required. There are no bathrooms on this run.

Route/Place

Redmond Watershed Preserve


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Required Equipment

Required Equipment

Please wear layers of breathable, technical clothing suitable for outdoor aerobic activities for this course's activities.

  • Waterproof jacket, hat, buff, gloves, sunglasses; running-specific gaiters recommended
  • Warm mid-weight layer (e.g. down vest or wool long sleeve)
  • Trail running shoes
  • A small day pack suitable for trail running
  • Bring snacks and water
  • Trail running-adapted ten essentials
  • Headlamp with spare batteries
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