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*Tenerife Bluetrail 2025 Results*

Tenerife, one of the Spanish islands part of the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa played host to one of UTMB’s early season events. The Vertical Night Challenge got canceled due to weather but all other events went off as advertised. Several other races, not listed on the UTMB website were happening focused on […] …

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electriccablecar.comTenerife Bluetrail 2025 Results | Electric Cable CarObservations on the culture, business, and sport of trail and mountain running - written by Mathias Eichler.

*On Land Use Permits for Races*

This week has been all about Trump’s insane, erratic, and nonsensical tariffs, but I wanted to circle back to the issue of DOGE firing, or threatening to fire, or firing and then rehiring public lands staff. Zoë Rom wrote an article for iRunFar a couple of weeks ago highlighting the realities: …emergent changes to how […] …

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electriccablecar.comOn Land Use Permits for Races | Electric Cable CarObservations on the culture, business, and sport of trail and mountain running - written by Mathias Eichler.

“Most works of mountaineering literature have been written by men, and most male mountaineers are focused on the summit… But to aim for the highest point is not the only way to climb a mountain, nor is a narrative of siege and assault the only way to write about one.”

—Robert Macfarlane on the beauty & urgency of Nan Shepherd’s THE LIVING MOUNTAIN

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Literary Hub · Robert Macfarlane on the Beauty and Urgency of Nan Shepherd’s The Living MountainThe Cairngorm Mountains of north-east Scotland are Britain’s Arctic. In winter, storm winds of up to 170 miles per hour rasp the upper shires of the range, avalanches scour its slopes and northern …

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August 21, 1983: After a steep scramble up a rockslide, the trail broke out of the forest onto open rocks and ledges along the ridge crest with great views southward across the valley. The neighboring large towns of North Adams and Williamstown spread out below, covering a broad, relatively flat section of that river valley.