Rule infractions may result in disqualification. The race director has final say on all rule interpretations.

• No littering.
  
• No aid outside of defined aid stations.
• No course cutting. DO NOT step off the trail to avoid puddles. This widens the trail in a unsightly way and could affect the ability to hold the race on the trail in the future.
• Be courteous to aid station volunteers and other hikers and bikers using the trail.
  
• Yield the trail to faster runners. Keep to the right and pass on the left. Give a warning when passing.
  
• As this is an out and back course, faster runners from a longer race will pass slower runners. Thus, it is important runners can hear other runners. It is preferred that headphones not be used. If you do run with headphones, they must be at low level and only one ear bud in.
• A credit of 50% toward next year's race will be offered for those that cancel more than 30 days before the race. No refund or credit will be offered you cancel 30 days or less from the race date.
  

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