Course Description

Eugene Curnow Marathon – Aid Stations

#Station NameMiles1st RunnerCut-OffCrew AccessDrop Bags
1Becks Road7.3 | 7.37:00 AM8:45 AMYesNo
2Hwy 210
(H2O only)
3.3 | 10.67:30 AMN/ANoNo
3Peterson's6.6 | 17.28:30 AM12:30 PMNoYes
4Jay Cooke6.2 | 23.49:00 M2:40 PMYesNo
FinishMunger TH3.5 | 26.99:45 AM4:00 PMYesYes
* ATTENTION!!!
Runners’ crews and spectators are not allowed at Hwy 210 (water only) or Peterson’s aid stations! Failure to adhere to this will result in runner disqualification! As a runner participant you are responsible for your crew and spectators understanding this limitation.

Aid Station Items

  • Drinks include water, an electrolyte drink, and various sodas.
  • Food items include fruit, cookies, potato chips, and many other sweet / salty options.
  • We do not supply electrolyte supplement capsules, such as Endurolytes or S-Caps.
  • We highly recommend you carry water during the race, e.g. bottle or other hydration system.

Drop Bags

  • A drop bag location will be available out on the course, as noted on the Aid Stations chart. A bag can also be sent to the finish for after the race.
  • Please keep your drop bags reasonable in size. It’s a trail race, not a trip to Paris.
  • Your drop bags must be labeled with your name and race number.
    • Having these labeled prior to arrival at the start is helpful – duct tape and Sharpie marker works well.
    • Unmarked drop bags will not be delivered to the aid station location.
  • Place your clearly marked bags by the appropriate signs at the race start and we will deliver them to the aid stations.
  • We will return your drop bags to the finish.
  • Because this is a point-to-point race, an option for a finish line drop bag is also available.
    • Though we recommend using our bus service, allowing your car to be there waiting for you instead.

Trail Markings

  • Follow the hot orange pin flags, with the initials “NMTC” on them — if you don’t see one in 300-400 yards you are off course!!
  • Turns are marked with a series of pin flags a short distance (feet) apart on the side to which you’ll be turning.
  • Use care while on the bike path and roads. Yield to traffic when crossing roads!!
  • Watch footing on the bridges, they can be slippery and some may have boards missing.