Trail Running calendar near Glenwood Springs 2026-2027

The STRS Horseshoe Gulch Grind will take place in Breckenridge on Wednesday 15 July 2026.

A mountain trail run at Powderhorn Mountain Resort on July 18, 2026 offering 5K and 15K options along the Stagecoach Trail, significant elevation gain, resort entry, a lift pass, and post-race amenities.

Trail races on the Spring Creek trail start and finish near the gazebo on Spring Creek Road. Options include a 9.5 mile loop with significant early climbing and a 5K out and back; the event is cupless and includes awards plus a raffle.

A trail running event on July 18, 2026 offering 10K, 25K and 50K courses across the four Aspen Snowmass mountains. Courses include the Government Trail and sections of singletrack and dirt road.

A mountain trail event on July 18, 2026 featuring 10K and 5K courses on Vail Mountain. Courses were rerouted for 2026 and include aid stations, high-altitude terrain, age-group awards, and post-race refreshments.

July 25, 2026 in Grand Mesa, Colorado, offers 50 mile, 55K and 30K trail races across high elevation singletrack with rocky climbs, alpine meadows and lakes. Camping, cash prizes, finisher awards and post race amenities are available.

A community 4 mile road run in Carbondale tied to the Mountain Fair, finishing at Sopris Park. Entry fee is $40 with free youth entry and proceeds benefiting Carbondale Arts.

Experience a historic Colorado tradition where runners and burros compete together. Navigate mountain trails and high altitude passes while carrying traditional mining gear in this unique world championship event.

A single 200-mile loop around Summit County, Colorado on trails, 4WD roads and rec paths, with elevations above 9,000 ft and sections over 12,700 ft. The field is capped at 75 runners and includes 12 aid stations, four sleep stations, and l..

STRS #4 - Tom's Baby on July 29, 2026 takes place at Tom's Baby Trailhead in Breckenridge, CO, offering short and long course entries with adult, youth, and non-binary categories and published entry fees.

Experience high elevation trail running in the mountains of Fairplay Colorado. This event offers three distances ranging from a half marathon on forest roads to technical ultramarathons through remote wilderness terrain.

Trail races in Aspen on August 1, 2026, offer 50K, marathon and heavy half-marathon courses on mostly dirt trails with significant elevation gain, limited aid, and a finish-line festival at Rio Grande Park coinciding with the Duck Derby.

A mountain trail race from Vail Village to Mid-Vail covering about 6.9 km with roughly 2,013 feet of ascent, staffed aid stations and finish refreshments. Age-group awards and race t-shirts are provided.

A two day running event in Snowmass Village on August 7 and 8, 2026 offering 3.76k, 5k and a single 10k plus an 18.76k challenge. Finishers receive a free New Belgium brew and event medals; proceeds support local nonprofits.

Trail races of 5k, 10k and half marathon on Frisco Peninsula trails with single track, lakeshore finishes, chip timing, aid stations for the 10k and half, and post race food and beer for participants 21 and older.

Two day mountain bike and trail running event in Steamboat Springs on August 8 and 9 2026. Multiple distances from a 52 mile solo bike to 26.2 and 13.1 mile runs, with proceeds supporting local youth and trail organizations.

A traditional pack-burro race in Leadville, Colorado at over 10,000 feet where each team is one runner and one burro carrying mining tools. The long course is about 21 miles and a shorter 6 to 8 mile course is planned.

STRS #5 Carter Park Scurry in Breckenridge on August 12 2026 offers short and long course entries across adult youth and non-binary divisions with published entry fees and a course map.

A community Backyard Ultra at Loudy Simpson Park in Craig, Colorado, where runners repeat a 4.167-mile loop each hour until one remains. A single-loop Citizens Race offers a one-time course experience along the Yampa River.

A high-altitude 10K in Leadville on August 16, 2026 that follows the first and last 3.1 miles of the LT100 Run course on paved and dirt roads. One aid station is provided and awards will be given in overall, para and age categories.