EX2 Adventures

10/11/09	Fall Series - Race #1 - Prince William Forest Park - Triangle, VA
	Course Description (5.1 mile OR 9.9 mile option): (NEW COURSE IN 2009) With 15,000 acres, 37 miles of hiking trails, and 21 miles of biking accessible roads and trails, Prince William Forest Park offers the perfect setting for the first race in the series. The largest park in the Washington DC metro area, this hidden gem lies just south of the city. This racecourse has it all, from single-track hiking trails to fire roads to open areas. Come experience the natural beauty and tranquility of this amazing park. View 2009 Course Map \| View 2009 Course Description

11/1/09	Fall Series - Race #2 - Wakefield Park - Annandale, VA
	Course Description (5.5 mile OR 10.0 mile option): Location, Location, Location. This race takes place just a stones throw from the Capital Beltway. The course is fast with mostly flat even terrain and only a few stream crossings. Competitors will run over cinder trails, under power lines, and along single-track. Wakefield is the backyard playground for many Northern Virginia runners, walkers, and mountain bikers. Bring family and friends to cheer you on, as this course is also spectator friendly. View 2009 Course Map \| View 2009 Course Description

11/15/09	Fall Series - Race #3 - Fountainhead - Fairfax Station, VA
	Course Description (5.0 mile OR 10.0 mile option): Fountainhead Regional Park is situated along the banks of the Occoquan Reservoir in Western Fairfax County. This racecourse is beautiful and consists mostly of hiking trails (including the Bull Run Occoquan Trail), horse trails, and old dirt roads. Competitors will run over rocks and roots, through several streams, and up some hills. This course was a new addition in 2006 and became an immediate hit. View 2009 Course Map \| View 2009 Course Description

12/6/09	Fall Series - Race #4 - Hemlock Overlook - Clifton, VA
	Course Description (5.5 mile OR 10.3 mile option): Hemlock Overlook, located along the banks of the historic Bull Run, feels surprisingly remote for being so close to Washington D.C. Sightings of deer, beaver, turkey, osprey and great blue heron are not uncommon in this 425 acre park. This racecourse consists mostly of hiking trails (including the Bull Run Occoquan Trail), old dirt roads, and open fields. Competitors will run over rocks and roots, cross a few streams, and up some hills. The course is designed to be spectator friendly with several areas designated for family and friends to cheer on their racers. View 2009 Course Map \| View 2009 Course Description