34km Black Snake Trail Race, Queensland Australia

The deepest creek crossing along the track

Some of the proud 2011 Finishers in the 34km event

Sunday, April 29, 2012 - 8:00am

About this race

Race distance/Course description:

34km; 21km; 10km; 5km. The second of four races in the FNQ Trail Running Series, this race is named after what is probably the most common snake seen in the rainforest. The Black Snake not aggressive, and while its bite is considered dangerous, it is unlikely to result in death!
From picturesque Copperlode Dam this 34km trail run is a circuit that incorporates lush rainforest and a short section through dry sclerophyll forest.
Shorter options: out and back.

Race Location:

Copperlode Dam, Cairns

Find out more

More information:

Details: http://www.roadrunners.org.au/trail-runs/

Course Map and Profile: http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=992244

Race Photos: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cairns-Runners/115131855206686

Email: trailrunning@roadrunners.org.au

Race registration

http://regonline.activeglobal.com/fnqtrailrunningseries

Most recent results

Results from the current most recent race

Results:

http://www.roadrunners.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/201

The FNQ Trail Running Series consists of four events: Race 1: 18km Barron Gorge on 25 March 2012; Race 2: 34km Black Snake Trail Race, on 29 April 2012; Race 3: Mt Haig Trail Marathon on 22 July 2012 and Race 4: Kuranda to Port Douglas on 26 August 2012.