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Yes, full results on Athlinks… www.athlinks.com/event/7368/results/Event/1078536

Hopefully see you out there next year!

Really? Mine is just a studio. But plenty of room! A bit noisy with thin walls and kids running around and party next door every night! 😂 Nice balcony and they have hot tubs by the river!

You're welcome David! Looking forward to the next one. I'll be racing the 46k again!

Glad that it is helpful!

I think it would be since despite the 3-5' of snow depth , it's quite consolidated so we won't be postholing all the way through. And I imagine it will pack down more with all the runners after the 1st lap.

I use Yaktrex, they're amazing.

Hey San, I did not wear them on this day but did carry them in my pack. I definitely recommend them to anyone not used to running/hiking on snow. And same for poles. It can be a long or frustrating day out there if conditions call for a little traction assistance. You can always just stash them in your pack just in case.

I’m running the 46k and would most definitely wear some sort of microspikes with that much snow coverage

Hi Michael, I actually did have microspikes in my pack although didn't use them as the traction on my shoes plus poles were good enough for me, and where the snow was soft i didn't feel the microspikes would help enough to be worth putting the on. That said, I'm very comfortable running on snow and ice and I had a lot of practice this winter in Tahoe!

@@kadenmaxwellstrom1107 Thanks!

@@WooOutside Thank you! No experience here running on snow and ice so I guess I'll need my spikes.

@@michaely9481 some of them are quick and easy to put on and take off. So as long as you have room in your pack, you can transition as needed.

I'll be right out there with you for a double serving!

Not the video poster, but I went for a run like this a couple weeks ago. Poles would be nice, but not mandatory. I do recommend microspikes or yaktrex. And if you have neither, then poles can help. I think the yaktrex add more stability than the poles though, and they're lighter. It's a little more of a pain to have yaktrex for mixed snow and dirt/rock. Not so bad on pure/soft dirt, but a lot of rock and I might take them off for a bit.

Hey Brett, poles certainly will help with so much snow this year as they provide two extra points of contact to the surface. Even with microspikes, you will still slide back when the snow is wet and loose. That said, many may choose not to use poles and may do just fine. And some may wish they had a pair! It all depends on each individual but also the conditions come race day. The snow can be firm early in the morning but by mid morning could be very soft! Those doing 2 laps will want to consider these changing conditions.