Vermont 50 Still Needs a Few Volunteers!
A messaged from our Volunteer Coordinator Liba:
Volunteers who are working on Saturday and Sunday at start/finish area (not aid stations),
Please park in the main parking lot, up by the old base lodge-parking attendants will direct you.
Then walk down to the volunteer check-in table at the BIG TENT in Cunningham’s Lot. You can pick up your t-shirt, meal ticket wristband and your volunteer assignment will be explained.
Please check out our Volunteer Page.
We are still looking for volunteers to help out at:
Skunk
Greenall’s
And mid afternoon to evening on Sunday at the finish area
For open and closing times of the aid stations: Aid station List
Thanks,
See you this weekend.
Volunteer Coordinator, Liba Hladik
For Information about volunteering please email: [email protected]
Vermont 50 #TBT Who are these people?
No Really, Who Are These People Contest…
The first person to name ALL seven ultra-runners correctly, in the first picture, will get a prize this weekend!
Put your answer in the comment section below!
(Spelling with be at the judges’ discretion)
People in the photo are disqualified but we thank you for supporting our race these many years!
(Add some way to contact you this weekend, BIB #, email…something.)
VT50 A Few Last Minute Updates
We’ve had a few last minute changes to the race course and our aid station drink.
The course needed to be re-routed some but not much. You’ll hear about it at the Race Meeting on Sunday morning. The Aid Station List has been update to reflect these changes. And the Relay Team mileage splits have also been updated.
We won’t be using Tailwinds this year due to an unavoidable glitch. So we’ll have Gatorade for your replacement drink.
If any other changes pop up, we’ll post them here on the blog (probably won’t be updating the website) so check here first.
We also have a few surprises up our sleeve but you’ll need to be at the Race Meeting on Sunday to find out just what they are.
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Racer Check IN Opens at 5 AM
Racer Meeting at 5:30 AM SHARP.
Don’t forget that there will be traffic on Sunday morning. One road in, one road out and road closing once the race starts at 6 am. Please plan accordingly.
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Saturday Packet Pick Up-Know your Car License Plate number-you’ll need this to get a parking permit to park at the three Handler/Crew aid stations. No permit and the volunteers at #3 Skunk, #7 Greenall’s and #10 Johnson’s will turn you away.
Drop bags-Save time and label them before you leave home.
They will still be sized and weighed before our volunteers can deliver them to the aid stations. Come prepared and save yourself some time.
Coming with children?
Have you signed up for the KIDS FREE Fun Ride or Run? Again, save time sign up NOW!
And don’t forget, face painting, balloon shapes and our treasure hunt!
VOLUNTEERS
We still need a lot of volunteers. Our volunteer coordinator isn’t in a panic yet but she’s close…help her out and sign up to volunteer today! SPREAD THE WORD!
VT50 Kids Free FUN Ride or Run R U Ready?
“Our Next Generation”
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Bike Ride 2:00 p.m.
Fun Run 3:30 p.m.
Ascutney Trails,
Ski Tow Rd. Brownsville, VT
How about a shout out to OUR NEXT GENERATION!
In a few days, these children will be riding 1 or 2 miles, or running 1/2 mile, 1 mile or a 5 K. That’s really cool.
Don’t wait in line filling out forms when you could be getting your face painted or getting a cool balloon creation REGISTER ONLINE TODAY!
Helmets are required for ALL Bike Rides
Bike rides are limited to 25 riders for each ride
first come, first serve
Sign up TODAY
*2 mile bike ride and 3 mile trail run are for children who are able to bike or run independently
The course will be a loop at the start/finish of the VT50 race
The final mile will be the final mile of the VT50.
Save time, don’t wait in line and register ONLINE today.
Free for children 14 and under
These races are free but we’ll gladly accept donations for VERMONT ADAPTIVE.
And…
We couldn’t put on these races without the support of two family owned farms
3rd Annual Hay Bale Treasure Hunt at 4 p.m.
Bring sand pails to collect your treasures! (Weather Permitting)
Hay Piles for each of these age groups:
0-3 years old, 4-6 years old, 7-10 years old
Cheryl The Clown
Making Balloon Creations from noon-3 p.m.
Face Painting!
From noon-3:30 p.m.
