Friday, June 16, 2017

Worlds End Fall Classic

The Worlds End Fall Classic is a challenging half marathon that explores Worlds End State Park and Loyalsock State Forest in the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania. The route is mostly rugged, scenic-dense single-track trails with multiple waterfalls and vistas of the beautiful Endless Mountains. Though this race has no qualification standards or registration restrictions, be aware that this is not an entry level course for a trail novice. You should have some trail experience before attempting this course.

Race Details
Event date: 30 September 2017
Start time: 10:00AM
Cutoff time: 3:00PM (5 hours)
Capacity: 300 racers
Winners: The top 3 male and female winners will all receive $100 prize money. We plan to grow the purse as the race grows. If you think you can take on a rugged half marathon and win, put your money where your mouth is!
The race fee is $50 plus online fees.
Registration closes on 2 September 2017 (no day-of registration).

Course Information

Course Details
Start/Finish: Worlds End State Park in the Cliff Pavilion
Mileage: 13.2 mile looped course through beautiful and technical Pennsylvania trails
Terrain: 90% single and double track, 10% gravel and paved roads
Elevation: 3,156 ft of elevation gain
Aid: 2 stocked aid stations

Click to find the Map and Elevation Chart on our website and read the Course Description for colorful commentary and photos of the race course.

Refund Policy

Until August 26, 2017: We will refund you 50% of your entry fee. The waiting list will remain open until September 2, 2017 but after that, the rosters will be closed and no changes or refunds will be made at this point. NO DEFERRALS or BIB TRANSFERS.


Limit: 300
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1 comment:

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