Dirty Kiln Maps and Charts – Allegheny Trailrunners

Course Maps and Elevation Charts

Red: The red course is the new 10K course which all runners will do.

Blue: The blue course is the additional mileage for the half-marathoners as they do a second loop. The will join the previous course at the Canoe Creek Stream Crosssing.

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It's the season to look back and talk about the go $It's the season to look back and talk about the good going on in the region. Our board and our directors are all-volunteer and we don't earn a dime from race registrations. Your race proceeds are forwarded to nearly two dozen non-profit organizations and charities in the region. So from December 12th until December 28th, we will highlight these organizations and efforts that make the Alleghenies a great place to live, work and do good. Today, December 26th, Boxing Day - we would like to announce that we created a scholarship for Mateo Marshall who we met at the Allegheny Trailrunners Trailfest this year. His journey of grit and determination inspired us tremendously. #mateostrong -- Hello, my name is Mateo Marshall, and I'm a junior studying Biology Pre-Medical Science at Bloomsburg University. One of my life defining moments begins with a near fatal accident I was in, where I was ejected nearly 100 feet from my car. I sustained a fractured neck, and spinal cord injury in the process on August 4th, 2018. At Hershey Rehab I was able to battle back from being a full quadriplegic, but the real battle began at home. Running was the main way I was able to battle back, and get my life back on track despite losing everything. 11 months later I was able to accomplish my goal of a marathon by running 26.7 miles at Camp Anderson, and was fortunate enough to be introduced to the Allegheny Trailrunners family. Currently my goals in the medical field are undefined, because I was exposed to so many different career paths through my recovery process. However, my goals remain the same, and I simply want to help others with a specific interest in the spinal cord injury community now. Living downtown at Bloomsburg for this first time in my third year, I now am exposed to the expenses of living as an independent adult. This scholarship will aid me financially, and help so I don't need to worry about spending money on general expenses such as food, or gas this semester. Thank you for allowing me to be part of this community, and it's an honor to receive this scholarship! — Mateo Marshall If you too like to contribute, mail to: Bloomsburg University Disbursery Office Sch$

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