Coree Woltering - Athlete

From Summit to Spa: It’s Revel Reno Tahoe week🏃🏿‍♂️

If you are coming to town for , check out a few of my favorite spots to make your trip even more enjoyable. 🐦 🥐 🍕

Breakfast:
coffee flight + breakfast flight?! 👌🏿

all of the pastries 🥮

Stay:
pool, spa, restaurants, walking distance to the finish line!

Lunch:
pizza, sandwiches, salads, and more!

Have a group and you all like different things? Easy — from coffee to dumplings, you’ll find it here.

Do you like art? Check out you could spend all day here!

Best Burger:
Burgers, cocktails, and mocktails 🍔

And finally: for all the mocktails and mocktails 🍹

Recovery hike, or birding:
* Washoe Lake State Park
* Chickadee Ridge
* Oxbow Nature Center

See y’all soon!

I don’t get nervous to race anymore, and honestly a lot of it feels like just going through the motions. Enter After multiple cancelled flights, I’ve made it to Norway to attempt to finish a 100 mile race: no crew, no pacers, a new (to me) country, and the weather looks “fun.” I have had a rough couple years of lingering injuries, but I am feeling good enough to start, and excited for the challenge 💪🏿 I have always enjoyed longer races, because it’s a lot of problem solving on the go, and a finish is never guaranteed. On a race like this, you have to want it, because you could potentially be out there for 2 sunsets and 2 sunrises, but you’re never that far away from a warm, dry hotel room 😅 8:00am Friday is just one sleep away 🕺🏿

I spent birthday # 36 on the coast of Oregon & Washington…it was filled with rain and fog, but delivered a clear shot of this eagle. I had just flown back from Australia and straight into a Merrell shoot, so it was actually nice to do some short photo hikes, and relax with all the coffee and pastries. 🕺🏿

Gone Nuts 50k was…nuts. A perfect mix of runable path, goat track, single track, and views for days. I have been lucky enough to race in some pretty incredible places, and this one ranks high on the list. It was a bit of a rough day, but honestly that’s where my current fitness is, and a bit of old man strength got me to the finish line. Racing on this side of the world is always an adventure, and I’m thankful I got to experience this. The icing on the cake was the great coffee at the finish ☕️
a few 📸 from my phone & !


Next Up: Big Alta 28k 🫣

Here I go — 50k in the morning. Looking forward to the tour of Rocky Cape National Park and tour of the coast. I ran part off the course yesterday, and we drove a few parts today: it’s beautiful. Happy I took some photos today, so I don’t take •as many• on race day! 🕺🏿