Blue Ridge Relay Route
Click on map for interactive info including: each segment, transition, runner based on 11 (or 12), & mileage
Click on map for interactive info including: each segment, transition, runner based on 11 (or 12), & mileage
Click on map for interactive info including: each segment, transition, runner based on 11 (or 12), & mileage
9 comments:
sleeping bag on the grass sounds like fun to me...
sleeping bag on the grass sounds like fun to me...
what about renting a cabin near grayson highlands a night or two before the race? i think it would be good to get the team together. i've found several affordable options. check out this website:
http://www.highmountaincabins.com/cabins.html
Not a bad idea bettis. we could all meet in avl thursday morn and take the vans to GH.
Sounds like a good plan to me... I am up for whatever.
got us a cabin...cave school cabin. last one they had, several teams have already rented them. $160 a night, sleeps 10.
http://www.highmountaincabins.com/cabins.html
Cabin sounds good. Do we need a hotel reservation for the midway point or do we stick w/ the cabin the whole time???
Also, thought I would share this from the main ridge relay site:
gnarlybarleybunch Posted 08:47 am, 05/19/2008
This will be our team's second year in the race and last year we rented a cabin in Spruce Pine to use as a base camp to (try to) get some sleep between race segments. While this worked OK, it wasn't great and with the price of gas this year I hate to be doing any more driving than necessary. I was wondering what other teams did to try and catch a little sleep during the race and how effective it was. I heard a rumor about groups staying at some of the Churches along the way - is this a possibility? I welcome any information you're willing to share. Thanks.
Forgot to mention that a cabin outside of the Boone area has been made available thanks to George.
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