Master of the Mountains Adventure Relay
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Event Overview
The Master of the Mountains Adventure Relay is a multi-discipline sports event taking place in Northeastern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Participants can compete as solo individuals or in relay teams of two to four people. The event spans two days and utilizes the diverse landscapes of the region, including state parks and mountain passes.
Course details
The competition consists of four distinct segments that transition through different terrains and elevations:
- Trail run: A course of approximately 6 miles through the rugged terrain of Sugarite Canyon State Park.
- Paddling: A water segment of approximately 3 miles on Lake Maloya, situated at an elevation of 7,500 feet.
- Biking: A 15-mile ride on rugged dirt roads, climbing to 8,500 feet over San Francisco Pass.
- Shooting: A shotgun course located at the Prator Gun Range at Trinidad State College.
The race starts in New Mexico for the running and paddling segments and crosses the state line into Colorado for the biking and shooting portions of the relay.
Categories and Registration
The event offers several divisions for competitors. Solo categories are divided by gender and age (39 and under, or 40 and over). Relay teams can consist of two to four members and are categorized as Men, Women, or Coed divisions.
The registration fee is set at $125 for solo competitors or $85 per person for team members. The event follows specific rules and regulations to manage the transitions between the trail, water, and road sections. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.