Vermont 100 Endurance Race
Vermont 100 Endurance Race race day weather
Warm start, rising heat pressure
Runners will face a temperature trend starting at 67°F and peaking at 81°F, with humidity at 66% and a dew point of 64°F. Light winds from the WSW will be present, making it a non-factor for pacing. Runners should adjust their pace early and prioritize hydration as temperatures rise.
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About the Vermont 100 Endurance Race
The Vermont 100 is a 100-mile trail and dirt-road race that starts and finishes at Silver Hill Meadow in West Windsor, Vermont, with a 100-kilometer race on the same weekend. The course climbs about 17,000 feet over roughly 68 miles of dirt roads, 30 miles of horse trails and 2 miles of pavement, and runners have 30 hours to finish. Riders run a separate 100-mile endurance ride on the same trails. Proceeds support Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports.