SF Rando's inaugural Shasta Mountains 1000k, the brainchild and labor of love of Eric Larsen. My GPS track is missing one gap of about 5 miles, a second gap when I somehow stopped the Garmin from recording (at mile 531.3, ending at the Bodega Bay control), and the battery died somewhere as I was nearing the Golden Gate Bridge, so that would be at least a third gap in the data. When I saw that the Garmin had died, I started recording on the iPhone app, and I merged that data with this track. A semblance of a ride report will have to follow. I was not 100%, even at the start of the ride (due to some GI distress which I woke up with on the first day), until about 7PM on the third day of riding, when I finally caught up with my nutritional deficit. After that, I was as strong as I could hope to be with the miles and climbing I already had on my legs. For a multitude of reasons, this ride was difficult for me. Notes: > Reached Ft. Baker Rd (approaching GGB) at 4:01AM Gaps in the GPS track: 1. At mile 113.13, leaving Mt. Shasta (Map segment 3): 3.00 miles, 167', & est. 10:45 2. At mile 200.05, leaving Weaverville (Map segment 5): 1.32 miles, 9', & est. 4:07 3. At mile 531.29, approaching Bodega Bay (Map segment 7): 18.82 miles, 1676', & est. 1:15:34 Est. totals: 627 miles & 44,000' (1852' more) [I flattened the elevations crossing the GGB; the RWGPS app on the iPhone seems to have given priority to gps over barometric data]