CHECK IN AND OUT of each aid station. Let someone know if you drop. There are real safety concerns here.

AID Seven aid stations supply the run with a host of great volunteers.

Aid #1 (top of Alpine Gulch, m. 7) is a pack-in aid; therefore, it is minimal, but few runners really feel like eating this early in the morning, anyway.
Aid #2 (Williams Creek, m. 15.7) is a big station with everything from dishes of salt (use it!) to sandwiches.
Aid #3 (Carson, m. 21.5), again, fully stocked. Stock up because the next stretch is 9.5 miles along the Divide. Take 3 bottles.
Aid #4 (Divide Aid Station, m. 31). Totally stocked. Again, after this, you have another 9 miles, but this time you get to go downhill.
Aid #5 (Slumgullion, m. 40). Totally stocked. Get ready for the third and last climb.
Aid #6 (Vickers upper ranch, m. 46.5). Plenty here, but most just want to get to the park, which is about 3 miles straight downhill. Don’t miss the turn 1/2 mile past the aid.
Aid #7 (Finish line). Loads of fruit, sandwiches, drinks, and other treats.

Note: there are 2 nine-mile stretches between aid up on the Divide. Carry a lot and be ready for anything.

CREWS Crews are allowed at Williams Creek, mile 15.7, Slumgullion, mile 40, and, of course, at the finish. Crews, you may aid your runner only within a hundred yards of the aid stations. No dogs allowed at the aid stations (or, for that matter, on the course, unless mandated for a medical condition). Also, please park off the roads and drive at the speed limit. Lake City Sheriff officers like to pick you up for going five over, especially in town.

DROP BAGS will be ferried to the following aid stations: #2 (15.7), #3 (21.5), #5 (40). Send extra gear.