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13/09/2026

Eight minutes after takeoff, TWA Flight 260 hit the Sandias. Another pilot challenged the findings—and the cause was never fully resolved. More than seventy years later, the wreckage is still there.
Find the strenuous Domingo Baca/TWA hike on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/domingo-bacatwa-trail-sandia-heights-nm
Look, remember, and leave every piece.

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Title: The Wreckage—and Unanswered Question—Above Albuquerque
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The trail into Domingo Baca Canyon leads to a memorial surrounded by pieces of TWA Flight 260.
Sixteen people died in the 1955 crash. Investigators initially blamed the pilots, but another TWA captain challenged that conclusion. Could a faulty compass have led them toward the mountain?
The findings changed. A definitive explanation never came.
Find the strenuous Domingo Baca/TWA hike on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/domingo-bacatwa-trail-sandia-heights-nm
If you visit, respect the memorial and leave all wreckage undisturbed.
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Title: Seventy Years Later, the Wreckage Is Still Here
Description:
A flight to Santa Fe. A mountain hidden in clouds. Eight minutes between takeoff and tragedy.
TWA Flight 260’s pilots were initially blamed—but another captain’s investigation raised the possibility that their compass had misled them.
Pieces of the aircraft still surround a memorial in Domingo Baca Canyon, above Albuquerque.
Find the strenuous Domingo Baca/TWA route on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/domingo-bacatwa-trail-sandia-heights-nm
Leave every piece where it lies.


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10/09/2026

This nuclear plant’s customers voted to shut it down. Permanently. 🗳️

Rancho Seco went through a 27-month outage and roughly $400 million in repairs. More equipment failures followed. In 1989, voters said enough—and it closed the next day.

The plant is closed, but you can hike Howard Ranch Trail nearby. 🥾

Find it on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/howard-ranch-trail-clay-ca

10/09/2026

This Canadian hiking trail takes you onto Earth’s mantle—and the rock is literally rusting. 🤯🇨🇦

At the Tablelands in Newfoundland, ancient plate collisions exposed rock from deep inside the planet. Iron gives the surface its rusty orange colour, while underneath lies dark green peridotite.

Water slowly alters the rock into serpentine, creating green and black veins. The metal-rich, nutrient-poor soil makes it difficult for plants to grow, leaving a strikingly bare landscape beside green hills.

Who would you bring on this hike? 🥾

Find Tablelands Trail on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/tablelands-trail-woody-point-nl

09/09/2026

When Jerry Garcia was asked about the highest he’d ever been, he described hallucinating a million different deaths. Twenty-three years later, he said the experience had changed who he was.
It happened at Olompali, the Grateful Dead’s temporary home in 1966. Today, you can visit the mansion ruins and hike the Miwok Loop in Novato, California.
Explore the trail on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/miwok-loop-trail-burdell-ca

09/09/2026

Scientists tracked what happens to runner’s-high-related chemicals during an actual marathon — and one stood out.

Anandamide, a chemical produced by your body’s endocannabinoid system, increased as the marathon progressed. The runners also reported greater euphoria and lower anxiety than walkers.

For years, the runner’s high has been heavily associated with endorphins. Research like this is helping scientists understand the potentially important role of the endocannabinoid system.

🏃 Find running clubs, events, and places to run near you on RunGroop.

04/09/2026

In May 1967, Stefan Michalak was prospecting alone at Falcon Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park, about 90 minutes east of Winnipeg. He reported two glowing craft. One landed. When he touched it, it took off and blasted a grid pattern of burns through his shirt into his chest. He walked out of the bush sick, went straight to a hospital, and the burns were photographed on the spot.

What makes this case different is who investigated: the RCMP, the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Department of National Defence, and the US Air Force's Condon Committee. They found scorched soil at the landing site, and a sample tested radioactive. Nobody could prove what happened — and nobody could fully explain it. The file was closed as unsolved.

Fifty years later, the Royal Canadian Mint put the Falcon Lake Incident on a $20 silver coin. It glows in the dark — the first Canadian coin that ever did.

The landing site is still unmarked in the bush above the lake. The Falcon South Shore Trail runs 6.3 miles of rolling dirt and granite along the same shoreline.

Full trail details and route on RunGroop:
https://rungroop.com/places-to-run/trail/falcon-south-shore-trail-falcon-lake-mb

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