5/5 Stars

Great view and nice weather

Yes

Beautiful

Very helpful from Forrest runner group

5/5 Stars

Great race. Beautiful views. The best part was crossing the finish line.

Yes

Beautiful

Training went as planned.

Start slow and save gas for the second half of the race

5/5 Stars

awesome, tons of fun

no.. :o(

fantabulastic

I really didn't train so well, had a knee surgery last year and it took me a long time to bet bake into it. but, I did 5:44 Ill take it all day.

pace your self.

not so much, it was ok,

5/5 Stars

It was a great.

No

It is a great view and we'll organized.

Not easy run.

4/5 Stars

Wonderful! Well run friendly race crew. Nice post party! Only issue was the bus driver drove us to the half starting area, not the full.

Yes and a BQ!

Challenging for the first third, then a blast downhill!

18 week 5-6 day running program, weight training and yoga.

Work on proper fueling!

Canyon trail shake out run!

4/5 Stars

Lots of my friends also ran this race. Lots of fun with friends

No I did not PR. Blisters caused me to slow down

I didn’t quite train the miles I should of due to life situations getting in the way

We only traveled from S riverside county area. Spent the night in a hotel, ended up really close to bus pick up and drop off area

4/5 Stars

The start was beautiful

Yes, 30 minutes

Great scenery and a true downhill course

Make exact notes about where you park your car. Drop off WAS NOT where u picked up the shuttle. Spent 20 long minutes looking for the car

5/5 Stars

It was just beautiful and the aid stations were just perfect the volunteers were amazing , and the scenery was breathtaking

I did !

Breathtaking !

I trained for 4 months and it was hard but I did it

Tontraub uphill

I ate ! And ate

5/5 Stars

Amazing course that was well supported. The weather was perfect. Well organized start line area with runner set corrals based on finish time. Very little course congestion.

At the end when I was struggling other runners asked if I was ok and encouraged me to keep going. Such a great race experience. It reminds me of the trail running community.

Yes. I set a 29 minute PR. This was a trail run to see how close to my BQ I was. I was on track until mile 21 when I had some GI issues.

I LOVE Revel Races! The atmosphere is so much different than a regular road race.

Gorgeous scenery. I loved running through the cloud covered mountain tops. The uphill sections at the beginning of the course were challenging due to both the altitude and elevation gain but were manageable. Downhill grade was perfect but I did t like how much the course flattened out at the end.

I have an amazing coach who trained me well. I ran 7-10 miles on a downhill course every week. I also completed a 16-mile long run down Mt Lemmon in training.

I ran a 5k, 01k, half marathon race challenge three weeks prior to this race in Paris, France. I had signed up prior to Big Bear. The running and international travel had a small impact on my final training runs.

Downhill training is key. The more you run downhill the better your body will be adapted for a Revel Race.

Use gravity to your advantage. It shouldn’t feel easy but it shouldn’t feel hard. Watch out for the banked curves downhill. Try to find the flattest spot so you don’t put too much pressure on your body. Throw away clothing is key. It’s always colder at the top than it is at the bottom. Too many runners dress for the cold and end up carrying their extra layers when they get too warm. Thursday is dollar day at Goodwill - take advantage. It doesn’t matter how ugly it is as long as it keeps you warm and it is easy to shed.

I traveled from Phoenix, AZ. We drove in Saturday and attended the expo and left after the race since I have to work Monday morning.

5/5 Stars

Running with my wife and the view on the way down

Yes

Picture perfect

Down load the Hal Higdon app

Grab a friend and run together

Had dinner in downtown Redlands.