You’re going to go up. Expect some challenging hills on this run, which starts at just above sea level and climbs to nearly 630 feet by the time you reach the 3rd mile marker. The up-and-down will continue throughout the race as you wind along the Sunset Trail, some fire roads that connect to the trail, and the Northridge Trail later in the race.
The race will bring you all the way back to the aid station at Ayala Cove at the half-way point of the half marathon; after that, you’ll head back onto the Sunset Trail and run the route you’ve just completed a second time to get your 13.1 miles in.
You’ll get there by ferry. Because it takes place on an island to which there is no bridge, you’ll need to drive to Tiburon and park at the Angel Island Ferry Dock, where you’ll take the ferry across the bay. Parking lots cost between $4 and $10, organizers say, with the lots closer to the ferry dock more expensive than those further away.
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