Shawangunk Ridge Trail races { 8 galleries }
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The Shawangunk Ridge Trail Run/Hike 32-mile race started at Sam's Point Preserve and ended at the rail trail parking lot in Rosendale, N.Y.
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The SRT (Shawangunk Ridge Trail) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 16-17, 2016. The event featured races of 70 miles, 50 miles, 30 miles and 13.1 miles. The 70-mile race started in High Point, N.J. Photos from the 2014 SRT race can be found at: http://archive.tombushey.com/gallery-collection/2014-Shawangunk-Ridge-Trail-Run-Hike/C00006qJU3L4XyyQ/
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The 2017 Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 15-16, 2017. Runners competed in unsupported races of 70, 50, 30, and 13.1 miles. The Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) is a 70-mile hiking trail that traverses the entire length of the Shawangunk ridgeline, from High Point State Park in New Jersey, where the SRT intersects the Appalachian Trail, all the way to the town of Rosendale, New York, where the trail ends just beyond a restored railroad trestle high above the Rondout Creek. Along the way, the SRT passes through rolling hills covered in hardwood forests, Southern New York’s largest wetlands, rare dwarf pine barrens, sky lakes, waterfalls, and the distinctive white quartzite conglomerate cliffs of the Shawangunk mountains, which were uplifted almost three hundred million years ago.
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The 2018 Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 14-15, 2018. Runners competed in unsupported races of 70, 50, 30, and 13.1 miles. The Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) is a 70-mile hiking trail that traverses the entire length of the Shawangunk ridgeline, from High Point State Park in New Jersey, where the SRT intersects the Appalachian Trail, all the way to the town of Rosendale, New York, where the trail ends just beyond a restored railroad trestle high above the Rondout Creek. Along the way, the SRT passes through rolling hills covered in hardwood forests, Southern New York’s largest wetlands, rare dwarf pine barrens, sky lakes, waterfalls, and the distinctive white quartzite conglomerate cliffs of the Shawangunk mountains, which were uplifted almost three hundred million years ago.
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The SRT (Shawangunk Ridge Trail) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 13-14, 2019. The event featured races of 70 miles, 50 miles, 30 miles and 13.1 miles. The 70-mile race started in High Point, N.J. All of the raced ended in Rosendale.
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39 imagesThe Shawangunk Ridge Trail Run/Hike 32-mile race started at Sam's Point Preserve and ended at the rail trail parking lot in Rosendale, N.Y.
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68 imagesThe SRT (Shawangunk Ridge Trail) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 16-17, 2016. The event featured races of 70 miles, 50 miles, 30 miles and 13.1 miles. The 70-mile race started in High Point, N.J. Photos from the 2014 SRT race can be found at: http://archive.tombushey.com/gallery-collection/2014-Shawangunk-Ridge-Trail-Run-Hike/C00006qJU3L4XyyQ/
91 imagesThe 2017 Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 15-16, 2017. Runners competed in unsupported races of 70, 50, 30, and 13.1 miles. The Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) is a 70-mile hiking trail that traverses the entire length of the Shawangunk ridgeline, from High Point State Park in New Jersey, where the SRT intersects the Appalachian Trail, all the way to the town of Rosendale, New York, where the trail ends just beyond a restored railroad trestle high above the Rondout Creek. Along the way, the SRT passes through rolling hills covered in hardwood forests, Southern New York’s largest wetlands, rare dwarf pine barrens, sky lakes, waterfalls, and the distinctive white quartzite conglomerate cliffs of the Shawangunk mountains, which were uplifted almost three hundred million years ago.
122 imagesThe 2018 Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 14-15, 2018. Runners competed in unsupported races of 70, 50, 30, and 13.1 miles. The Shawangunk Ridge Trail (SRT) is a 70-mile hiking trail that traverses the entire length of the Shawangunk ridgeline, from High Point State Park in New Jersey, where the SRT intersects the Appalachian Trail, all the way to the town of Rosendale, New York, where the trail ends just beyond a restored railroad trestle high above the Rondout Creek. Along the way, the SRT passes through rolling hills covered in hardwood forests, Southern New York’s largest wetlands, rare dwarf pine barrens, sky lakes, waterfalls, and the distinctive white quartzite conglomerate cliffs of the Shawangunk mountains, which were uplifted almost three hundred million years ago.
130 imagesThe SRT (Shawangunk Ridge Trail) Run/Hike was held on Sept. 13-14, 2019. The event featured races of 70 miles, 50 miles, 30 miles and 13.1 miles. The 70-mile race started in High Point, N.J. All of the raced ended in Rosendale.