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The "Liminal Trail" is a perfect 5k distance, so 10k racers will get to see all the rugged Kansas beauty twice in one day. The trail was created with the focus of a protected course that would showcase Flint Hills scenery and, at the same time, give racers a surprising new perspective of the region and themselves--hence the trail name. Liminal means threshold . . . "a place where boundaries dissolve a little and we stand there, on the threshold, getting ourselves ready to move across the limits of what we were and what we are now to be". . .a period of transition where normal limits to thought, self-understanding, and behavior are relaxed - a situation which can lead to new perspectives. This trail race will not produce times equivalent to 5k/10k road races. Expect to add to your best time about 6 min for the 5k and 13 min for the 10k. This course is a complete work out (mental and physical). Energy wise, you should feel like you've ran 4 miles instead of three and 8 miles instead of 6. |
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Race Day Check-In Times If you have already registered and paid on-line be the day before the race, pick up your bib number and sign waiver by 9: 30am for all races. If you still need to register and/or pay on race day, fill out registration, pay (cash/check only) and sign waiver starting at 9am for all races. Directions to Check-In From I70, take exit 295 North (HWY 77) about 12 miles and turn when you see the BROWN sign for "FARNUM CREEK". Take your 1st right and follow road around until you see the first pavillion on your left, this is the START. There will be someone here by 9am to start registration and hand out race numbers. Please park along the South side of the road (you can turn around at the cul-de-sac at the end of the road), at the pavillion parking lot or at the restroom parking lot. |
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Race Results It's not all about the time, but the time definitely matters. Highs and lows on Liminal Trail . . . the beauty of the scenery, the challenge of the course, the race against/with other runners and yourself. So all results will be updated in this format, to show part of the "big picture". What these results don't show however, is the rest of the picture . . . most everyone who finishes one of these races has pushed themselves further than they've been pushed before on a course in central Kansas and they all are winners--because they come through the finish with redefined limits and all smiles ! |

