WM 100 check point menus

2014 WHITE MOUNTAINS 100 Checkpoint Menu has been posted.
From http://wm100.endurancenorth.org/
There will be food at each checkpoint, as well as at the trail shelter and the finish line. The food at the checkpoints is intended to provide racers with a warm dish and a few snacks.  The grub at the checkpoints is not intended to be the racers’ only food source while they are on the race course.  Racers need to be considerate of the racers coming behind them.  While a few items can be carried down the trail, we didn’t plan for racers to stuff their pockets.  There will be unlimited warm water and a lot (almost unlimited) of Gatorade or Tang and hot cocoa and coffee.The following is what you can count on (unless there is a disaster with one of our snowmachiners), but please note that the checkpoint volunteers reserve the right to cut racers off at any time if they think you’re getting greedy.

Checkpoint 1 (wall tent – Mile 17):Most racers blast past this outdoor checkpoint quickly, so here we will have just water, hot cocoa, Gatorade, trail mix, cookies, candy, chips, and pretzels.

Checkpoint 2 (Cache Mountain – Mile 40):Ready for real food and a jolt of caffeine?  The baked potatoes are here!  Power up for the slog over the divide with a potato with all the toppings (cheese, bacon, butter, sour cream, ketchup).  You will also find water, hot cocoa, Gatorade, coffee, Coke, cookies, candy, and chips.

Checkpoint 3 (Windy Gap – Mile 62):Feeling chilly?  Warm up, hydrate, and fortify with some hot meatball and rice soup (available with just the veggie broth and rice for vegetarians/vegans) and pre-made PBJ's.  As usual, find water, hot cocoa, Gatorade, coffee, Coke, cookies, candy, and chips. Look for homemade brownies here!

Checkpoint 4 (Borealis – Mile 80):Are we tired yet?  Wobbly legs?  Wobbly stomach?  Ramen noodles and broth go down easily (varied flavors, some veggie) along with a hunk of bread and butter. For those in the mood for breakfast there will also be instant oatmeal packs (various flavors). Pre-made PBJ's, crackers, salami, and cheese, and will also be on hand to provide power for those final 20 miles.  As usual, find water, hot cocoa, Gatorade, coffee, Coke, cookies, candy, and chips.

Trail Shelter (not an official checkpoint – Mile 91):It's not an official checkpoint, but just in case you need help getting through the last ten miles, hardy volunteers will be here with water, hot cocoa, Gatorade, coffee, pretzels, trail mix, chips, cookies, and candy.  We’ll also have a few chicken-noodle cup-o-soups for folks struggling with salt/hydration issues.

Finish Line (wall tent):Hooray, you made it!  Maybe you're waiting for a ride, or just recouping enough to be able to drive yourself home.  Either way, kick back and enjoy a hotdog or brat off the grill (veggie dogs available) with all the toppings, a warm bowl of chili from the crockpot, or a bagel with cream cheese or peanut butter.  Salty snacks and hot and cold drinks will be available.  Look for homemade brownies!