We run this campus!
According to their web site, Mt. SAC's cross country course is "". The very mention of this course generates trepidation in the hearts of all who have run it. Switchbacks, Reservoir Hill and Poop-Out Hill are the names of hills that have become legends. An entire day-and-a-half is devoted to high school students, with races starting every seven minutes. This is the course of champions.
Water and snacks are usually provided for the athletes, and many concession stands are also available. Not only are t-shirts available, but almost every other type of commemorative trinket imaginable! Despite the late date, it tends to be quite warm (okay, hot!) at this course as the day progresses, and there is not a great deal of shade, so spectators should dress accordingly. Parking is across Temple Avenue from the stadium (on the North side), and their is a fair distance to walk to get to the event. Plan to allow plenty of time.
This three mile course, as mentioned above, is anything but easy. Viewing is a little easier than some courses, since the runners cross the same central area several times. Also, if your athlete is towards the front of the pack, you can see him or her finish without crowding around the finish line, using the large jumbotron displayed in the spectator area. The difficulty in seeing your runner is in figuring out in which race they will run, since there are often three or four races per class, per division. The race schedule will posted when it is available.
Results will be posted on this site, the Mt. SAC home site, and dyestatcal.