If there was ever a sufficient alternative to a Sunday afternoon jaunt on Sound Of Music, it's most definitely Lochness. This 13 mile loop has it all, from roads to trails, to steep climbs and long downhills. Late Night Snack is a venture undertaken only when all other options have been exhausted. This 10-mile loop is all on roads and has been known to be extremely chilly during the winter months. In fact, it's such a beast that even the heartiest of souls can sleep well knowing they put down 12 in the log book instead of 10 for the effort required to return safely to Hanover.
All challengers are welcome.
This run is exactly what it says it is - 21 miles of pushing your luck. Accordingly, it's no surprise that this flat, scenic route along both sides of the Connecticut River has yet to make it into an edition of Barry's Weekly Practices. Only the true legends of DXC have been able to add this to their running resume. A McArdle, Shaw and Duyan orginal, only for the eccentricts. A run whose name describes its legality, however, the beautiful trails take you through some hills and finishes down the Appliachan Trail.