Double Mountain Run

This wasn't a run to my favorite brewery Double Mountain, but that would make for an interesting 100k.

The morning was cold enough that we both wore our warmest running clothes. I was afraid I was going to over heat since the first part of the run was a nice longish climb up to the Pittock Mansion. Luckily that didn't happen and we were rewarded with views of Mount St. Helens and Mount Hood, Mount Rainier was even poking out a bit, so I guess was almost a Triple Mountain Run.

Mt. St. Helens

Susan enjoying the views

Mt. Hood and the Portland skyline

Pittock Mansion
 We turned back around and headed down Wildwood to Aspen, to connect with Leif. We weren't even 2 miles in on Leif when we saw mile maker dressed up as a mouse. I love Portland.
Susan and Miler Marker Mouse
We ran Leif to Maple, it had been a long time since we had been on Maple, it felt like running a whole new trail. I loved the gradual uphill to Wildwood. We finished our run by running back to Birch and 53rd via Wildwood and Keil. It was great route for our last run of the year.

Route

house - birch : .30
birch - ww : .22
ww 7.50 - ww 3.75 (pittock) : 3.75
ww 3.75 - 4.25 upper macleay : .5
upper macleay - ww : .53
ww 5 - 6.43 aspen: 1.43
apen - leif : .75
leif - maple : 4.20
maple - ww : .82
ww 12.75 - 9.20 keil: 3.5
keil - wild cherry : .17
wild cherry - ww: .31
ww - birch: .35
birch - 53rd: .22
total 17.04

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