Category Archives: Lost Boys 50 Mile

How did BJ end up rolling down the rock-strewn mountain? Let’s find out.   The Lost Boys 50 Mile Trail Run course is already among the toughest in the region. A point-to-point trail foot race, starting at about 1,000 foot … Continue reading →

The first eighteen miles of the Lost Boys 50 course were conquered by a small band of five lost boys this weekend. This stretch of the course has plenty of climbs and is quite tough. Brian the RD with the … Continue reading →

Come check out the lower desert section of the Lost Boys 50 Mile course. All are welcome to participate, even if you are not planning to run the LB50. WHEN: Saturday February 27, 2015. 7:00AM WHERE: We will meet at … Continue reading →

Come check out the last 20 mile of the Lost Boys 50 course – rain, snow or shine. This will be a good opportunity for those running the race and also their pacers to see what they’re in for! The … Continue reading →

This weekend 10 runners scoped out the opening desert stretch of the Lost Boys 50 course. Cold rain was predicted for much of the nation including for most of San Diego county. At closer look the Anza-Borrego desert would possibly … Continue reading →

This week Larry, Mary Lou and RD Brian scouted out the first 15 miles of the Lost Boys 50 course. We had a great day weaving through the desert washes including the famous cross-country section and LB50 dry waterfalls. See … Continue reading →

Six brave souls showed up for today’s 20 mile run on the Lost Boys 50 Mile course. At 7:20am it was cold and started to rain and the rain became more substantial as we approached the 7:30 launch – we … Continue reading →

We’ve had such good weather lately we’ve decided to have a training run on the mountain section of the Lost Boys 50 course. Soon the weather will turn and runs to the top of Cuyamaca Peak will be more frigid, … Continue reading →

The Lost Boys 50 Mile Trail Run course contains dramatic changes in ecosystems and scenery. The race starts along highway 78 in the Anza-Borrego Desert and eventually climbs up into the pines at Cuyamaca Peak, finishing at Cuyamca Lake. Below … Continue reading →