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Vail Mountain Winter Uphill attracts over 130 skiers, splitboarders and winter runners

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The Vail Mountain Winter Uphill saw over 130 skiers, spliboarders and winter trail runners tackle 2,200 feet of groomed trails. The race featured ski, splitboard and open divisions. Since the inaugural race in 2008, the race has honored the memory of Vail-local Lyndon Ellefson who was instrumental in starting the U.S. men's mountain running program.

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Vail Mountain Winter Uphill attracts over 130 skiers, splitboarders and winter runners

Over 130 athletes competed at the annual Vail Mountain Winter Uphill on Feb. 18. Breckenridge’s Joshua Ernst, a trail runner who finished 30th at the USA Track and Field vertical mountain running championships last summer, posted the fastest time to the top. Ernst completed the 2.1-mile, 2,200 foot climb from Lionshead to Eagle’s Nest in 33 minutes, 30 seconds. The race featured ski, splitboard and open divisions. Eagle’s Kim Dobson, a multi-tim…

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