Clay Street Mile

The Clay Street Mile is an uphill run course with a climb of 217 feet in Blacksburg, Virginia, USA.

Map by Jeremy Hart.  Map short URL: http://bit.ly/ClayStreetMile
Photo of run course start on TwitPic
Photo of run course finish on TwitPic
Hashtag on Twitter: #claystmile
Short URL for this page: http://bit.ly/claystmile

Records

Uphill

Listed fastest first.  All times are self-reported and unofficial.

Timothy Driscoll, @behindtherabbit, 6:08, 5/25/10

Erik C. B. Olsen, @ErikCBOlsen, 6:47, 7/30/10

Gary Cope, @garycope, 8:23, 6/7/10

Katie Pritchard, @katiepritchard, 8:35, 6/15/10

Jeremy Hart, @NRVLiving, 8:58, 5/9/10

Ken Maready, @kenmaready, 9:31, 7/27/10

Anne Clelland, @handshake20, 11:08, 5/4/10

Downhill

Anne Clelland, 9 mph, 7/1/10

To report your time on the Clay Street Mile, please post a Twitter update to @handshake20 using the Clay Street Mile hashtag #claystmile or email contact@handshake20.com.

Feel free to leave thoughts, feelings, observations, awarenesses and updates about running the Clay Street Mile in the comment section on this page.

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