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2K RUN Age groupers Duathletes will begin the 2K in wave start format heading south on the Aliso Creek Bike Trail.This is a quick out and back, and will be timed so that the start of the bike is coordinated with the lead rider from the triathlon. 37K BIKE - ALWAYS REMEMBER, THE HIGHWAY IS OPEN TO LOCAL TRAFFIC. THERE ARE UNMARKED INTERSECTIONS, ALTHOUGH THE MAIN ONES ARE MARKED. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, ALWAYS, TO AVOID COLLISIONS!! HEADS UP, ITS A TOUGH COURSE. This course is quite challenging and beautiful at the same time. There are a number of hills that will slow you down, but the down hills will be quite fast and require special alertness to be safe. It is an out & back course that will cover 22 miles of Santiago Canyon Road. The pavement is quite smooth and fast. It is very important that you stay in the Bike Lane at all times. There will be slowed auto traffic in the Canyon, monitored by CHP throughout, but always be thinking SAFETY. -After entering the transition area you will proceed to your bike, change shoes, put your helmet on, buckle the strap, and proceed to run or walk your bike through the transition area. Upon exiting the transition area, you will mount your bike in the designated area. You will then head north on the Aliso Creek Bike trail. Shortly the bike path will enter a NARROW TWO-WAY -- NO PASSING section under the bridge. When reaching the .4 mile NARROW TWO-WAY on the uphill side, you will be able to pass. So, slower riders PLEASE STAY TO THE RIGHT. After reaching the top of the section, you will make a sharp Right Turn into a tunnel that will take you under Santiago Canyon Road and onto the right side of Santiago Canyon Road. (This tunnel and entry onto the road is just a few hundred yards south of Cook's Corner.) At this point you will be merging with the OCTri bike course and riders. You will then proceed along Santiago Canyon Road (approximately 8 miles) passing under the Hicks Haul Road Bridge. Turning right on to the Blue Diamond Haul Road you have made it to the turn around. Please Note: There will be no aid/water stations along Santiago Canyon Rd / El Toro Rd., so carry your own water/energy drink.
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2K RUN Age groupers Duathletes will begin the 2K in wave start format heading south on the Aliso Creek Bike Trail.This is a quick out and back, and will be timed so that the start of the bike is coordinated with the lead rider from the triathlon. 37K BIKE - ALWAYS REMEMBER, THE HIGHWAY IS OPEN TO LOCAL TRAFFIC. THERE ARE UNMARKED INTERSECTIONS, ALTHOUGH THE MAIN ONES ARE MARKED. IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, ALWAYS, TO AVOID COLLISIONS!! HEADS UP, ITS A TOUGH COURSE. This course is quite challenging and beautiful at the same time. There are a number of hills that will slow you down, but the down hills will be quite fast and require special alertness to be safe. It is an out & back course that will cover 22 miles of Santiago Canyon Road. The pavement is quite smooth and fast. It is very important that you stay in the Bike Lane at all times. There will be slowed auto traffic in the Canyon, monitored by CHP throughout, but always be thinking SAFETY. -After entering the transition area you will proceed to your bike, change shoes, put your helmet on, buckle the strap, and proceed to run or walk your bike through the transition area. Upon exiting the transition area, you will mount your bike in the designated area. You will then head north on the Aliso Creek Bike trail. Shortly the bike path will enter a NARROW TWO-WAY -- NO PASSING section under the bridge. When reaching the .4 mile NARROW TWO-WAY on the uphill side, you will be able to pass. So, slower riders PLEASE STAY TO THE RIGHT. After reaching the top of the section, you will make a sharp Right Turn into a tunnel that will take you under Santiago Canyon Road and onto the right side of Santiago Canyon Road. (This tunnel and entry onto the road is just a few hundred yards south of Cook's Corner.) At this point you will be merging with the OCTri bike course and riders. You will then proceed along Santiago Canyon Road (approximately 8 miles) passing under the Hicks Haul Road Bridge. Turning right on to the Blue Diamond Haul Road you have made it to the turn around. Please Note: There will be no aid/water stations along Santiago Canyon Rd / El Toro Rd., so carry your own water/energy drink.
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