Xterra Xduro Muddy Moose Trail Races 

 

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XTERRA
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The 10th Annual Muddy Moose Race will be Sunday, April 26, 2009 at 10:00 a.m in Wolfeboro, NH.

The 10th Annual Muddy Moose Trail Races are well-organized, but low frill. The races start and end at Kingswood Regional High School in Wolfeboro, NH.
 
We are very proud to be sponsored again by XTERRA this year and to be part of the XTERRA New England Trail Series.

Both the 4 mile and the 14 mile races start together, then two paths diverge in the woods, and which one you take makes all the difference. These are trail races, not road races. Dirt roads, logging roads, single track, and snowmobile trails. The 14 mile race involves short steep hills, logs, roots, water, and mud. The 4 mile race is on flatter (but uneven) and somewhat drier (but often still muddy) terrain.  Water stops at 2, 5, 9, and 12 miles. Proceeds benefit the Kingswood Regional track and crosscountry teams. Awards (one deep in both races) in the usual age groups.  Lots of baked goods following the race.  Hoses and showers available after too.

 

Place: Start and finish at Kingswood Regional High School, 396 South Main Street (Rt. 28) in Wolfeboro, NH. For map and directions click here.
Distance: 4 miles or 14 miles
Entry Fee: $22 pre (before 4/19/09)
Registration:
Online Registration Now Available
 
The online, pre-entry fee is $22 (and that includes all credit card fees, so you aren't going to get dinged extra for that).  While we've always been generous about shirts I can't guarantee shirts for more than the first 100 finishers.  To enter now, go here.

 

Course Description:

The 10th Annual Muddy Moose Trail Races are well-organized, but low frill. This year we are very proud to be sponsored by XTERRA and also be part of the XTERRA New England Trail Series.

Both the 4 mile and the 14 mile races start together, then two paths diverge in the woods, and which one you take makes all the difference. These are trail races, not road races.  Dirt roads, logging roads, single track, and snowmobile trails. The 14 mile race involves short steep hills, logs, roots, water, and mud. The 4 mile race is on flatter (but uneven) and somewhat drier (but often still muddy) terrain.

 

In the News:

The Muddy Moose Trail Races were named "Best Of New Hampshire" by New Hampshire Magazine in 2004, in the 'Foot Loose and Fancy Free' Category.

Past Results:

2008 Results via CoolRunning
2007 Results via CoolRuning.com
2006- 4- mile results and 14-mile results
2005- 4-mile results and 14-mile results
2004 results on CoolRunning.com
2003- 4-mile results and 14-mile race results

Amenities:
Plenty of parking and bathroom facilities. Refreshments and baked goods will be handed out after the race, and water will be available on the course.
Awards:
Awards will be handed out at the end of the race for overall winners and race group winners. First 100 entrants will receive a T-Shirt or a more imaginative race giveaway TBD.
Beneficiary:
Both races benefit the Kingswood Regional High School Track and
Cross Country teams.
Directions:
Get directions using Google Maps, or use the following:

From Boston or Portsmouth, NH:
Take I-95 North to Exit 4 to Rt. 16 North / Spaulding Turnpike. Continue on the Spaulding Turnpike to Exit 15 to Rt. 11 West, marked to Lake Winnipesaukee. At the Alton Traffic Circle, continue straight on Rt. 28 North to Wolfeboro. Kingswood Regional High School will be on your right as you come into Wolfeboro.

From Concord, NH:
Take I-393 East to Rt. 4 East to the Epsom Traffic Circle, then go North on Rt. 28 through the Alton Traffic Circle and continue on Rt. 28 North to Wolfeboro. Kingswood Regional High School will be on your right as you come into Wolfeboro.
Contact:
Fergus Cullen
603-520-5450 m
ferguscullen@aol.com
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Course Photos:

2006 Photos By Joshua Spaulding, Granite State News
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