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Good to know about running in Dayton

Dayton is located at altitude. How much it affects you is individual. Be prepared to ajust your training.
If you want to run on higher altitudes you have Montpelier, Soda Springs and Cokeville within reasonable distance.

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Winter running in Dayton

Winters in Dayton can get cold and snowy. December through March might see snow and the temperature is often below -15°C0°F . December through February are especially snowy with an average of about 18 cm0.7 inches of snow per day.

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Tracks Running tracks in Dayton

West Side High School

Weather in Dayton

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