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Paumanok Pursuit 70K Run Relay 2018 Long Island New York |
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at Rocky Point Trailhead Parking, Rocky Point, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York |
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April 8, 2018 |
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7:00 AM
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Location: |
Rocky Point Trailhead Parking |
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Street Address: |
NY Route 25A |
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Rocky Point, NY 11778 |
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Description: |
Paumanok Pursuit 70K Run Relay 2018 at Rocky Point Trailhead Parking, Rocky Point, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
The race is open to individual entrants as well as relay teams of 2 to 5 runners. he Paumanok Pursuit is a 70K trail run along the Paumanok Path. Starting at the western trail head on Route 25A in Rocky Point, NY and ending at Sears Bellows County Park in Hampton Bays, NY. The race is open to individual entrants as well as relay teams of 2 to 5 runners. There will be 5 legs to the race consisting of the following distances in order, 10.75 miles, 8.3 miles, 10.0 miles, 7.5 miles and 6.75 miles, with checkpoints at each.
This is an unsupported race for relay's with water only offered at the start, after each of the first 4 legs of the run and finish. Solo runners may leave drop bags at the start to be transported to designated checkpoints of choice. Hammer gels and Heed will be accessible at checkpoints for solo runners. Relay runners must provide and carry their own nutrition throughout the race. If running the relay, each team is responsible for the transportation of its' members to their designated leg start. Post race party and awards.
The Paumanok Pursuit is a 70K trail run along the Paumanok Path. Starting at the western trail head on Route 25A in Rocky Point, NY and ending at Sears Bellows County Park in Hampton Bays, NY. The race is open to individual entrants as well as relay teams of 2 to 5 runners. There will be 5 legs to the race consisting of the following distances in order, 10.75 miles, 8.3 miles, 10.0 miles, 7.5 miles and 6.75 miles, with checkpoints at each. This is an unsupported race for relay’s with water only offered at the start, after each of the first 4 legs of the run and finish. Solo runners may leave drop bags at the start to be transported to designated checkpoints of choice. Hammer gels and Heed will be accessible at checkpoints for solo runners. Relay runners must provide and carry their own nutrition throughout the race. If running the relay, each team is responsible for the transportation of its’ members to their designated leg start. Post race party and awards.
There is no registration at packet pick up. For updates, give us a like on facebook and follow us on twitter. Mandatory packet pick up on the Friday before the race or Saturday afternoon 12:00PM-2:00PM before the Sunday morning race. One runner from each team can pick up packets for team members. Solo runner's, well, you are solo, see you at packet pick up.
Race day 5:00AM-6:30AM. Mandatory check-in for all solo and Leg #1 runners. Race start 7:00AM. Race start at Rocky Point Trailhead Parking Route 25A Rocky Point NY 11778 (south side of 25A diagonally across from the Rolling Oaks Golf Course check-in). Race finish/post race party and awards at Sears Bellows County Park 63 Bellows Pond Road Hampton Bays NY 11946.
Paumanok Path
The Paumanok Path is a 125-mile (201 km) hiking trail from Rocky Point, New York to Montauk Point State Park on Long Island, New York. It travels through five towns: Brookhaven, New York, Riverhead, New York, Southampton (town), New York and East Hampton (town), New York.
The trail derives its name from the Native American name for Long Island. The trail was inspired by Stephen Talkhouse, a 19th century Montaukett Indian famed for his 25-30 mile roundtrip walks from Montauk to East Hampton, New York and Sag Harbor, New York. Landmarks on the trail are said to be resting places for him. Talkhouse is buried off the trail in Theodore Roosevelt County Park near Montauk. |
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631-369-1557 |
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