Trail Running calendar near Conifer 2026-2027

Trail races of 20K, 30K, 50K and 50 mile run from Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs on July 25, 2026, featuring crushed granite trails, sections with views of Pikes Peak, and summit options on the longest courses.

A non repetitive 200 mile loop around Summit County Colorado that reaches high alpine elevations above 9000 feet. The field is limited to 75 runners, with live GPS tracking, aid and sleep stations, and a 110 hour cutoff.

Experience the Wild West Relay, a scenic point to point 200 mile run from Fort Collins to Steamboat Springs. Solo runners and teams of every size are welcome, with live GPS tracking and a mountain finish at Steamboat Springs Ski Resort.

High-elevation trail and ultra races around Fairplay, Colorado, with 50 Mile, 50k and Half Marathon options, technical and remote terrain, aid stations, drop bags, pacer rules, and a 16 hour time limit.

Run a scenic mountain 50K or 10K from Winter Park Resort into town with flowing singletrack, aspen groves and views of the Continental Divide. Expect changing high altitude conditions, full aid stations and a finisher award.

Experience the Buena Vista Pack Burro Race in Colorado on August 2, 2026 with long and short courses and options to compete with or without a burro. Finishers enjoy a gift, pizza buffet, free photos and small town Triple Crown charm.

A four-evening trail race series at Lory State Park in August 2026 offering short courses from 5K to 12K, chip-timed series scoring and end-of-series awards. Vintage shirts, pizza and beverages are provided after each race.

A trail race on the Frisco Peninsula offering 5k, 10k and half marathon courses with lakeshore finishes, chip timing, stocked aid stations, post-race food and beer, and marked single track and dirt trails.

A midweek trail race at Lory State Park, the 10 km course is part of an August series and features about 1,700 feet of elevation gain, chip timing, series points and postrace pizza and beverages.

A four‑week August trail race series at Lory State Park featuring 5K, 10K and 12K options with varied elevation. Post‑race pizza and beverages are provided and series awards go to top points scorers.

Run along Boulder Reservoir on flat, mostly dirt trail courses with sweeping Rocky Mountain views. Choose from 10K, 3 4 marathon, half, full marathon or relay, with USATF certified courses, a shirt and a finisher medal.

Roxborough Ultras features 50K and 50M all trail ultramarathons in Roxborough State Park with sustained climbing, technical terrain, and big elevation gain. August is hot and dry with limited shade and spaced aid stations, so carry water an..

Trail races at Cheyenne Mountain State Park feature 5K, 10K and a 25K summit course with about 3,450 feet of elevation gain; the 25K is a Pikes Peak Ascent qualifier and the event raises funds for park trail projects.

Run the scenic Leadville Trail 10K on August 16, 2026 in historic Leadville, Colorado, tracing the opening miles of the LT100 course at over 9,700 feet. Enjoy a fast out and back on paved and dirt roads with aid at the turnaround and awards..

A midweek trail 5k at Lory State Park in Bellvue, Colorado, presented as part of an August series. Chip timing, series points and awards, free vintage shirts for registrants, and pizza and beverages after each race.

A four‑week August trail race series at Lory State Park featuring 5K, 10K and 12K options with varied elevation. Post‑race pizza and beverages are provided and series awards go to top points scorers.

A 99.7 mile out and back ultramarathon in Leadville, Colorado, with 11 aid stations, high altitude passes near 12,526 feet, and belt buckle cutoffs at 25 and 30 hours.

Trail races in Fraser, Colorado on August 22, 2026, offering a Half Marathon and a 5K on unpaved roads and trails. Proceeds support the Shining Stars Foundation and dogs are allowed on leash.

The Staunton Rocks will take place in Conifer on Saturday 22 August 2026. You can run between 13 and 26 miles.

A trail half marathon and a mostly downhill 5.6K through Arrowhead, Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek. The half covers 13.3 miles with about 2,844 feet of ascent, aid stations on course, postrace food, t shirts and age group awards.