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A FKT on California’s Lost Coast
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California’s Lost Coast trail may be one of the few in the country to actually disappear during high tide. That didn't stop ultrarunner and Red Bull athlete Dylan Bowman from running the 55 miles from Usal Beach, the trail’s southern terminus, to Mattole Beach in just over 11 hours.
