Wednesday, August 02, 2006
The Lake Tahoe-based Big Blue Adventure Series is bringing its contest to the streets of San Francisco with the Golden Gate Adventure Race on Sunday, Aug. 27.
The inaugural challenge would take athletes through Golden Gate Recreational Area and out on the San Francisco Bay. The race would need teams and individuals to kayak about six miles on the San Francisco Bay, mountain bike more than 24 miles through various terrain, hike or run five to eight miles on single track and fire trails and use a map and compass to steer their way through an unmarked course.
"This is sure to be one of our most popular events to date," Todd Jackson, president of Seventh Wave Productions and series producer, said. "So many of our competitors come from the Bay Area, so to be able to offer an event in their own backyard, in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, is simply thrilling."
The inaugural challenge would take athletes through Golden Gate Recreational Area and out on the San Francisco Bay. The race would need teams and individuals to kayak about six miles on the San Francisco Bay, mountain bike more than 24 miles through various terrain, hike or run five to eight miles on single track and fire trails and use a map and compass to steer their way through an unmarked course.
"This is sure to be one of our most popular events to date," Todd Jackson, president of Seventh Wave Productions and series producer, said. "So many of our competitors come from the Bay Area, so to be able to offer an event in their own backyard, in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the world, is simply thrilling."
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