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Catalina Eco Marathon - Travel

Catalina IslandRunners can travel and pick-up their race packet the morning of the race. Travel via Catalina Express or by a Catalina helicopter service. Runners are welcome to arrive prior to race day to attend Friday’s pre-packet pick-up, pasta dinner, and course talk which will be held at the Landing (101 Marilla Avenue , Avalon, CA 90704).

For more information visit the Catalina Island Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau .

Accomodations

Hotel Metropole

catalina vacation rentals

Venue

Seaport

Travel

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Island

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For a more complete listing of island hotels, activities, restaurants and tours visit the Catalina Island Chamber of Commerce. Catalina is a terrific destination and a great time for the runner and your family, so take the time to ride along on a tour, learn more about the famous Casino, visit a few restaurants and otherwise soak in all that the island has to offer.

Shuttle

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For Shuttle Service to from the Catalina Terminals – Please call 1-888-995-7433.
For information regarding roundtrip shuttle service and roundtrip boat transportation packages please click here or call Karmel Shuttle toll free at 1-888-995-7433. 
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Charity
A percentage of proceeds go to the Catalina Island Conservancy, which will help refine valuable trails and help preserve the island’s wild life.

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The Avalon Lion’s Club will provide the volunteers on the course and will be our official charity partner for the Catalina Eco Marathon. Proceeds received by the Avalon Lion’s Club will go towards benefiting on-island non-profit organizations.