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        Run or Bike from Altadena to the Palisades for Fire Recovery

        • Melanie Hooks
          • January 15, 2026
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      (File Photo – LASAA)

      One of the more ambitious post-fire events is back for a second time. Silver Lake Track Club is back with year two of Altadena to the Palisades: An Ultra-Marathon Relay on Saturday, February 7, at 8:00 am.

      By Melanie Hooks

      Their mantra: “Rebuilding LA from the wildfires is an ultra-marathon, not a sprint.”

      This annual fundraiser takes runners and bikers on a 50k journey through L.A., connecting the two areas most impacted by the 2025 wildfires – Altadena and the Palisades.

      Run the full 50k, run whatever segment of the course suits you best, or hop on a bike. This is not a race, but a celebratory expression of movement.

      All funds raised will be 100% donated to local, ongoing fire relief and rebuilding efforts making a lasting impact on these communities (See below for full list). Last year’s Relay raised over $50,000, and the organizers are trying to top that this year.

      Visit the Eventbrite website to register ($55.20) or donate.

      Course Details

      Begins: Good Neighbor Bar, 2311 Lincoln Avenue, Altadena
      Ends: Will Rogers Beach, 17000 CA-1, Pacific Palisades

      Checkpoints:
      Start: Good Neighbor Bar, Altadena
      10K: Found Coffee LA, Eagle Rock
      20K: Makisupa, Silver Lake
      30K: Superba, Hollywood
      40K: Tuscan Son, Santa Monica
      45K: Demitasse, Santa Monica
      50K: Will Rogers Beach, Pacific Palisades

      This year’s run will benefit:

      • My Tribe Rise
      • Greenline Housing Foundation
      • Altadena Mountain Rescue
      • Malibu Search & Rescue
      Altadena to the Palisades: Ultra-Marathon Relay II
      Saturday, February 7, 2026
      8:00 am
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      Begins: Good Neighbor Bar, 2311 Lincoln Avenue, Altadena 91001
      Ends: Will Rogers Beach, 17000 CA-1, Pacific Palisades 90272
      Tagged: Altadena Mountain RescueAltadena to the PalisadesAn Ultra-Marathon RelayGood Neighbor BarGreenline Housing FoundationMalibu Search and RescueMy Tribe RiseRebuilding LASilver Lake Track ClubWILL ROGERS BEACHAltadenaEagle RockHollywoodLos AngelesPacific PalisadesSanta MonicaSilver Lake

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