Upcoming Events
WHAT WINTER? SALE!
Sale on all winter apparel and accessories.
30% off 1st item, 40% off 2nd item.See YOUR LOCAL BULL SHEET for details and to RSVP for any event below.
Chi Running Clinic
Feb. 18th, 10:30A-2:30PASK THE PT!
Drop-in for a free Q&A/consult from Active Physical Therapy for whatever ails you!
Feb. 18th, 10A-12P. Drop by anytime!UNBREAKABLE Movie Screening and Montrail Wear Test Event
Feb. 21st. Wear Test/Run at 5:30p, Movie @ 6:45p. Fun, food, beverages, and a ridiculously good trail running adventure. Free, but please RSVP!Mountains-to-Sea Trail 12M/50K Challenge
Join us on April 1, 2012. Space is limited!Store Info
Hours:
M-T-W: 10a-6p
Th-F: 10a-7p
Sa: 10a-6p
Su: 12p-5p
Phone: 919.265.3904
Email: bullcityrunning@gmail.com
Address (Map):
Southpoint Crossing
202 W NC Highway 54, Suite 201
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Mountains-to-Sea Trail 12M & 50K Challenge
Mail-in Registration
Complete Race Information
12 Mile & 50 Km Course Map
12 Mile Course Description*, Course Elevation Chart
50 Km Course Map, Course Elevation Chart
The race course will follow beautiful single track of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail (MST) as it winds through the woods around Falls Lake in Raleigh, NC.
The 12-mile course will be a point-to-point run starting at the end of Bayleaf Church Rd. and finishing at the Falls Lake dam. The (inaugural!) 50-km course will be an out-and-back run starting and finishing at Blue Jay Point Park and turning around at the Falls Lake dam (same location as 12-m finish).
The MST, part of the NC State Park system, stretches 1000-miles across North Carolina from Clingmans Dome in the Great Smokies to Jockey’s Ridge State Park on the Outer Banks. More than 500 miles of the official trail are now complete, and with temporary connectors on back roads people can now hike across the state.
Would you like to volunteer? Thanks! We need you!
Race proceeds will benefit the Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail who,
with the help of dedicated volunteers, build and maintain the MST trail throughout the state as well as advocate and educate the importance of maintaining and securing our natural resources.
Check out what runners said about the 2010 race!
2011 Overall Results
2011 Age Group Results
2011 Team Competition Results
2010 Overall Results
2010 Age Group Results
2010 Team Competition Results