Burton Creek State Park Photos

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1. Stake, flag and SportIdent unit. E-punching is simple and fast. Just insert your e-card into the hole for a second and continue on your way. More at "How to Use EP"

2. Downfall will be the main impediment to speed on advanced courses. Usually mapped as undergrowth- slow running. It is generally well mapped and usually avoidable depending on route choice. However, some patches do not appear on the map.

3. Really nice trails for White and Yellow courses

4. Rough open in front of some of the rare thick forest (light green on the map.)

5. The northern third of the mapped terrain is speckled with these beautiful rounded volcanic boulders. In the southern portion the rock features are more decomposed shale-like formations.

6. Some of the more distinct isolated clearings serve as control features. The numerous open areas that mottle the map usually have boundaries too vague for controls but will often be the only navigational features.

7. Facing incoming runners from the Day-2 penultimate control, a typical "stump"

8. Day 2 finish area

9. ….then there is a lake 10 minutes away

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