Runners make their way down the red horse trail from Hemlock shortly after the start

Quatro Hubbard

BRR Training Run #3 (The South)

This final run in the three run series of training events for the Bull Run Run 50 Miler with start at the Hemlock Overlook Regional Park trailhead at the end of Yates Ford Road. This run will cover the northern section of the course that makes up the first 17 miles of the BRR 50 Miler.

Date
  • Sat Mar 1, 2025
Start location
Start time
  • 8:00 am
Distance
  • 17.25 miles
Total ascent/descent
  • 1,500 feet
Aid stations
  1. Bull Run Marina (8.9 miles)
In charge
Reports

The Bull Run Run Training Run #3 will start at Hemlock Overlook and follow the same course as Bull Run Run Training Run #1 (link to https://new.vhtrc.org/events/brr1). The run still starts at 8 a.m. and will cover the northern section of the course (which was missed a few weeks ago due to inclement weather).

Shoot Baby Bull Training Run #3 organizer Lauren Gabler Masterson a message if you have questions, comments or concerns. Hope to see you there!

Last updated February 13, 2025

Club Event Participant Medical Policy

This is an event with very real risks to your well being. The VHTRC does not provide medical care for runners at this event. Runners are responsible for their own health, safety, and well being at this event. No doctors, nurses, or emergency medical technicians, or anyone with any medical training are available along the course, at any aid station, or at the finish. The club does not supply any medical goods or services, including bandages, splints, antiseptic, or Ibuprofen or any other drugs to maintain the health of runners. Physical, medical, and emergency care is the runners' responsibility. In case of an emergency, we will endeavor to get local emergency personnel to an injured runner as soon as possible. Since most of our events are in remote areas, medical care may be far away in distance or time. Each year, runners finish — or are forced to drop out — with scrapes, deep cuts, hematomas, dislocations, and sprains. Runners have experienced cuts, bruises, bee stings, and asthma attacks. This is an event with very real risks.