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FINAL 13.1 On B&O To 500 E & Back
Easy rule of thumb with this route is you always turn right except for when it involves CR 900 E.
When running on 900 E I recommend the east shoulder when north of CR 300.
The loops you use in order are right after the start, off Church Rd turn right/north on Leroy Dr, take the half circle back around to Church and then to 900 e and you turn south/left to B&O.
About 2 miles in, we'll turn right/north on to the path through Cardinal Park all the way to the sidewalk in front
of Cardinal elementary.
There are several convenient areas to park for fam/friends for water or to cheer at Cardinal Park.
At sidewalk turn around and run back to B&O then head west to 267. The old Frazees is a good place for water/family. And if you have to pee, maybe we can sneak in there? Not sure.
We'll cross 267 and go all the way to 500 E where we'll turn around. There's a big gravel lot good for family/water.
Okay head east on the B&O for about 4 miles. Right after we cross 300 N, you head south/right onto Centennial trail. Might have to walk around a big pile of gravel/sand. take Centennial to CR 200 S then turn around and head north. There's 2 or 3 convenient spots road that dead-end to the trail where people can park.
When you get back to B&O, turn right/east, 1 mile to go!
Then turn left/north onto 900 E. I recommend the left shoulder until you get past CR 300 N and then crossover to the east shoulder as you continue up 900 E to Church Rd.
Take Church and turn right onto Dawn Dr and go around half-circle until it takes you back to Church rd. Turn right, take the jog back to Edgewater and you should hit 13.1 miles near my driveway, if short, keep running to the end of Edgewater Ct.
Congrats you made it!
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