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Post by robulm32 on Mar 16, 2018 7:12:35 GMT -5
On Thursday, March 15th I completed a self-supported out & back on the Chief Illini Trail (a National Recreational Trail) located alongside Lake Shelbyville near Findlay, Illinois.
The trail runs for 11.3 miles one-way. I started from the South Trailhead from the Lone Point Recreation Area at 9:44am reaching the North Trailhead in 2:31.02 at 11:15am near the entrance of Eagle Creek state park. I arrived back to Lone Point at 2:41pm with a total time of 4 Hours 56 Minutes and 59 Seconds.
The run was documented on my Strava account. My gps mileage was a little off by .5 miles both on the out & on the back with total distance for the trail markings listed at 11.3 miles and 22.6 roundtrip. (The Strava listed the run at 21.7 miles, but I actually ran a little longer than the 22.6 miles due to some missed turns & back tracking)
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Post by Peter Bakwin on Mar 16, 2018 8:50:26 GMT -5
On Thursday, March 15th I completed a self-supported out & back on the Chief Illini Trail (a National Recreational Trail) located alongside Lake Shelbyville near Findlay, Illinois.
The trail runs for 11.3 miles one-way. I started from the South Trailhead from the Lone Point Recreation Area at 9:44am reaching the North Trailhead in 2:31.02 at 11:15am near the entrance of Eagle Creek state park. I arrived back to Lone Point at 2:41pm with a total time of 4 Hours 56 Minutes and 59 Seconds.
The run was documented on my Strava account. My gps mileage was a little off by .5 miles both on the out & on the back with total distance for the trail markings listed at 11.3 miles and 22.6 roundtrip. (The Strava listed the run at 21.7 miles, but I actually ran a little longer than the 22.6 miles due to some missed turns & back tracking)
That’s great! Please provide your name & link to your Strava so we can credit you with the FKT. |
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Post by Rob Ulm on Mar 16, 2018 15:43:33 GMT -5
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