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Moab 240 Trail runners stuck near Bridger Jack Mesa due to flooding
What happened
About 70 runners and volunteers were stranded near Bridger Jack Mesa during the Moab 240 Trail Race due to heavy flooding and unsafe road conditions. They were provided with essential supplies, including shelter, food, and water, and are awaiting safe transportation out of the area.
Timeline
- Fox 13 Moab 240 Trail runners stuck near Bridger Jack Mesa due to flooding
- KUTV 2News 70 runners, volunteers stranded in San Juan County after storm floods roadways
- KJZZ 70 runners, volunteers stranded in San Juan County after storm floods roadways
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70 runners, volunteers stranded in San Juan County after storm floods roadways
— Dozens of Moab 240 runners and volunteers were stranded overnight in San Juan County after a storm flooded roads near Cottonwood Creek, forcing them to return to a nearby race station. Race officials provided essential…