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The 50 Mile, 50K, 26K, and 12K races have no specific time limits, but all runners must be off the course by 3:00 PM on Sunday.",{"question":202,"answer":203,"position":47},"Can I use trekking poles during the race?","Poles are allowed on course, however, no runner using poles will place in their respective event. The highest placing a runner using a pole can earn is 4th place.",{"question":205,"answer":206,"position":68},"What should I do if I encounter wildlife on the course?","If you encounter wildlife such as deer, raccoon, bear, fox, or porcupine, make a lot of noise and do not approach any animal. You may choose to carry bear bells to ward off critters, or sing loudly or jingle keys to warn wildlife of your presence.",{"question":208,"answer":209,"position":74},"Are pacers allowed, and if so, what are the restrictions?","Pacers are allowed only for 100 Mile runners and may accompany runners on foot after 8:00 PM Saturday night from any aid station or Base Camp. All runners over 65 may have a pacer at any time. Each runner is permitted one pacer at a time, and pacers must stay with their runner at all times and cannot provide physical or mechanical aid except in medical emergencies.",{"question":211,"answer":212,"position":95},"Can crews assist runners during the race?","Crews are welcome and may meet and assist runners at designated aid stations only. Crews must follow all instructions from aid station personnel and cannot meet runners away from aid stations, or the runner risks disqualification.",{"question":214,"answer":215,"position":106},"What happens if I need to withdraw from the race?","You must personally inform the personnel at the nearest aid station of your decision to withdraw. You must also notify the timing crew and\u002For Race Director at the finish line. Runners who leave the course without informing aid station personnel will be considered lost and subject to search and rescue efforts, with costs billed to the runner.",{"question":217,"answer":218,"position":30},"What medications or first aid supplies are available on course?","There will be NO drugs on the course. Aid stations will have bug spray, sunscreen, and band aids available, plus basic first aid kits. If you need pain killers, allergy pills, or other over-the-counter medications, you must bring your own.",{"question":220,"answer":221,"position":222},"What should I bring for running in darkness?","All 100 Mile runners are recommended to carry at least 2 flashlights or headlamps with sufficient power to last 10 hours. It is strongly advised to pack warm clothes and an extra flashlight in drop bags for stations you anticipate reaching during the night.",8,{"question":224,"answer":225,"position":226},"Can I drop down to a shorter race distance after registering?","We cannot guarantee availability to drop down in distance later. Participants are responsible for ensuring they are able to participate in the event they enter.",9,{"question":228,"answer":229,"position":31},"What is the course terrain and difficulty like?","The course is heavily forested, hilly, and filled with lakes and streams. Much of the course is rugged, and some areas are only accessible by foot or ATV. Runners should familiarize themselves with the course before the race, particularly sections they expect to run in darkness.",{"question":231,"answer":232,"position":233},"Are there training runs available before the race?","Annual training runs are held in July and August, generally circling the 25 mile\u002F40 km loop with some groups doing out and back on the 12\u002F26 km routes. Roving aid stations provide fluids and snacks for training runs.",11,{"question":235,"answer":236,"position":237},"What is the weather typically like in September at Haliburton Forest?","In September, temperatures can range from a high of about 25 degrees Celsius during the day to a low of about 2 degrees Celsius at night. Be prepared for rain, mud, wind, or cooler temperatures, as weather conditions can be unpredictable and rapidly change.",12,{"question":239,"answer":240,"position":241},"What is the OUS SLAM and how does the 100 Mile race qualify?","The 100 Mile race is one of the qualifying races for the OUS SLAM, which is part of the Ontario Ultra & Trail Race Series.",13,{"question":243,"answer":244,"position":245},"Is the race sanctioned by international running organizations?","Yes. The 50K, 50 Mile, and 100 Mile races are ACU (Athletics Canada) sanctioned national events and part of the National Championship Series. They are also IAU (International Association of Ultrarunners) sanctioned as Bronze Label Races. The 50 Mile and 100 Mile races also qualify for UTMB (The North Face Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc) events.",14,{"question":247,"answer":248,"position":249},"What happens if I do not pick up my race bib by the deadline?","Race packets must be picked up at the Boiler Room (Race HQ) on Friday from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The 25K and 12K can also pick up Saturday, but you must plan to arrive a minimum of 1 hour in advance of your scheduled start time.",15,{"question":251,"answer":252,"position":253},"Can I bring my dog to the race?","Dogs are not permitted on the trails during the event. 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Runners traverse named trails including Poachers Trail, Redstone Vista, and Ben's Trail.",11512,"26","08:30",[304],{"id":305,"sport_id":265,"distance_km":301,"terrain":14,"terrains":306,"format":307,"gpx":271,"position":41,"sport_name":272},"875b3aa5-94b2-4767-bfa3-6e478f34835c",[268,269],"out-and-back",{"id":309,"name":310,"description":311,"price":312,"distance_km":313,"sold_out":18,"status":261,"active":27,"has_time_slot":27,"time_slot_date_offset":14,"time_slot":17,"legs":314},"a407977f-3d54-475f-a7d4-a95c3581af1b","12K Trail Race","Out-and-back course running counter-clockwise through forested trails, turning around at Aid Station #1. The shortest distance, ideal for those new to trail running in Haliburton Forest.",9346,"12",[315],{"id":316,"sport_id":265,"distance_km":313,"terrain":14,"terrains":317,"format":307,"gpx":271,"position":41,"sport_name":272},"3bb7c6b2-f39c-4433-b11e-ccbb9a23b400",[268,269]]