2024 RUN THE ALPS RUNNING RETREAT — MAX KING TRAIL RUNNING CAMP

GET PSYCHED FOR JULY 2024 BECAUSE EUROPE, HERE WE COME!!

THE DATES AND DETAILS ARE DIALED IN. MAX IS GOING TO SHOW YOU ALL HIS FAVORITE SPOTS AROUND THE ALPS.

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RUN THE ALPS

Max King, Your Guide

Max is sooo excited to get to show you around the Alps. One his all-time favorite trail running places; the views are not to be missed, the pastries are to die for, and you’ll never find better cheese. Sign up and let Max show you his favorite spots in this trail running mecca.
Max has done a little bit of everything. From the roads and the track to trails and mountains he enjoys the sport of running and want to pass on what he's learned over the years. He's excited to share his experiences and knowledge in a small camp setting and instill a passion for adventure.
He lives in Bend, OR with his wife and two adventurous kids. He has multiple world championship titles and has run on trails all over the world with some of his favorite trails right here in Oregon.

From the steeple to adventure racing! Time to get on the bike (and kayak) for the ARC (Adventure Race Croatia) next week. Nothing like cramming for the test.😜
Had to just get it in on a rainy muddy day in the PNW. Sometimes the hardest step is out

In track and field you’re never quite 100% happy with the result. A win is a win, but there’s always a faster time to hit. Tonight it was that 9:00 barrier. Don’t get me wrong, a win against some really solid collegiate competition

One of the most rewarding parts of being an athlete is getting to share learned trail experience with new trail runners. It’s pretty cool to see them grow confidence, expand their boundaries, ask questions, and chow burritos.
I spent the morni

Whewww. Coming off the Bend Marathon weekend always feels like I just ran a 100 miler or a 4 day expedition race.
Pretty proud of what we’ve (@karistrang and I) created in the Bend running community. Each year it feels like it runs a bit smoot

Ahhhh, one of the best races of the year. Horse Butte 10 Miler!
Always a blast to race in jorts, western shirts, and cowboy hats. You know it’s gunna be a good time when you put those together.
Couldn’t have asked for a nicer day but co

We would like to acknowledge that we are using and running on Native lands in the areas we hold our camps. We are running on traditional Shasta, Kurok, Yurok, Modoc, Tolowa Dee-ni, Chetco, Tekelma, Klamath, Paiute, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Molalla, Wenatchi, Coast Salish, Nisenan, Washoe, and Yakama lands. The Native peoples were the original stewards of the land we now use and one of our camp goals is to connect our time on these lands to them so that we may gain a better understanding of the land and how to be good stewards of it in the future.

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