Schlarb recounts fourth at Kolon Bhutan
Jason Schlarb described mud, snow and a difficult descent in his fourth-place Kolon Trail Run Bhutan account. TUM supplied no elapsed time or distance category.
Race
Kolon Trail Run Bhutan combines a point-to-point trail race from Paro to Thimphu with a multi-day Himalayan expedition. The 2026 organizer describes a single 41.8 km course within its four-day programme.
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Jason Schlarb described mud, snow and a difficult descent in his fourth-place Kolon Trail Run Bhutan account. TUM supplied no elapsed time or distance category.
Reported fourth; no elapsed time supplied: Jason Schlarb
Jason Schlarb described mud, snow and a difficult descent in his fourth-place Kolon Trail Run Bhutan account. TUM supplied no elapsed time or distance category.
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