2011 Diamond Valley Lake Marathon

Date

Start: Saturday, February 6, 2010 @ 8:00 AM

Address

Diamond Valley Lake
2615 Angler Ave Hemet, CA

Fees

Marathon: $65 until 11/30, $75 after
Half Marathon: $55 until 11/30, $65 after
5K: $30 until 11/30, $40 after

Registration Closing Date

Tuesday, February 2, 2010 @ 11:59 PM PST

Directions

East Marina at 2615 Angler Ave. Hemet CA. Diamond Valley Lake Located South of Hemet and northeast of Temecula. The entrance is Searl Road off of Domenigoni Parkway. (See Thomas Bros Map, Riverside County, Page 840, G 6/7). For directions call 1-877-385-5253 select #2. Parking is limited.
Directions

RACE START TIMES

Marathon 8:00 a.m. (7 Hour Cut Off)
Half Marathon 9:00 a.m.
5 K 10:00 a.m.

Aid/Water Stations

Aid stations every 2.5 miles
Gatorade will be the replenishment drink.

ATTENTION

Due to heightened security, vehicles and/or belongings may be randomly checked.
• ALL PARTICIPANTS AND SPECTATORS MUST HAVE CURRENT PHOTO IDENTIFICATION.
• No pets allowed
• No smoking on site
• No alcoholic beverages
Please be aware if national security issues are heightened, the date of this event may be changed and/or cancelled.

Cont.

Diamond Valley Lake is a domestic water supply source and public access to the lake shore is prohibited. Please help us protect our domestic water supply.
Note: for the safety of all participants and to satisfy insurance requirements, no joggers with strollers, bicycles, roller blades or other wheeled vehicles allowed on the course.

Course

All races are on dirt roads, except for asphalt on top of dams. Compare this course to a beautiful country trail run with excellent footing. Mile markers every mile. Course monitored and measured to USATF standards.
Course Map

REFUNDS

Sorry, NO refunds

Additional Information

About Habitat
for Humanity:

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit, tax-exempt, ecumenical Christian organization dedicated to working with people in need to improve the conditions in which they live. Its major purpose is to build homes for people who live in sub-standard housing and cannot afford to improve their living standards by conventional mean. We are a volunteer driven organization. In the thirty one years that Habitat For Humanity International has been in existence they have built over 212,000 houses which provide needed shelter for over 1,000,000 people through volunteer labor and donation. There are over 2500 affiliates in 100 different countries. The Hemet/San Jacinto Affiliate was formed in October of 1993 and affiliated in 1996. Thirteen houses have been providing simple decent shelter for 76 people. The proceeds from this race will go to provide material for another house. Your support is greatly appreciated!

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