The Intergalactic was named by Team DeMoura members, whose Eponymous Leader used to lead them north from Eggan Youth Center, and, by devious persuasion (let's go back this way), up into the foothills of Moscow Mountain.  They thought they were going out for a flat five.  Searching for a suitable description for an eleven-mile route with big hills and seemingly interstellar distance, they dubbed it the Intergalactic.  On the first series of megahills on Schultz Road, you may be greeted by a large friendly dog.  He will run with you all the way back to Eggan. It is then your responsibility to stuff him into a car (he does not like cars) and drive him six miles back home.  See the City Portion Map for a more detailed view of the streets you follow within Moscow for this run.

Photos in sequence, left to right, along the Intergalactic Run.     (Click on each photo to see enlarged version.)

Eggan Youth Center   North on Mt. View Runner and 2 dogs on West Twin Northwest on West Twin North on West Twin gravel Left (West) off West Twin onto Schultz South from top of Schultz Moscow from top of Schultz Horses on Schultz Hawk circling tired runners Down Schultz to Idlers Rest South on Idlers Rest West on West Mt. View South on North Polk Entering Moscow on Polk Public Ave. minimegahill Photos courtesy of Alan Place       Click here to go to Palouse Road Runners Homepage