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Wakely 2009: Registration has closed. So why not watch our far out videos instead? |
The Damn Wakely Dam Ultra (aka "Wakely Peace Ultra") is a groovy trail run through the peaceful Adirondack Park Wilderness of New York State along a remote and uninterrupted section of the Northville Placid Trial between Piseco Lake and Wakely Dam. There are no cross roads. There are no aid stations. Runners must be prepared to complete the entire 32.6 miles (52.5K) of rugged technical trail unassisted. It's just you, the trail and the company of like-minded runners.
LIMITED Bus Transportation will be provided free of charge with registration for those who sign up in advance. You can find everything you need to know by following the links above (Wakely specific) or below (General info). There are maps and details on the course - plus information on where to go, what to wear, and all that. Please enjoy the many photos and video from previous year's runs - many taken on the course showing off the beauty of the Adirondack setting.
The run takes place on a Saturday, but there are many other activities available in the area that you and your party can enjoy including free camping in the Moose River Plains. (see Logistics)
Are you interested in running? Have a comment or question? Subscribe to our FORUM or Email the Run Director.
The Adirondacks are a beautiful place but can be unforgiving to those who do not respect the potential dangers. It's wise to be prepared. By familiarizing yourself with the course and the information provided in this website, You'll increase your chances of having a great run! Remember, there are no DNF's when you're running to the Dam. ... Unless you get carried out!
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Laws of Man: Your registration does NOT provide any special Day Use, Fishing, Camping or any other type of permit that may or may not be required for activities in the ADK Park or use of state land or facilities. Generally, permits are not required for individuals or small groups. However, if you plan on fishing or congregating in a large group you should look into what regulations may apply to your situation.
Bottom line: We're not God or Lawyers. It's up to you to comply with the laws you deem relevant.
For more information on regulations in the Adirondack Park please contact the DEC or NYS Ranger’s office.