Trail Running calendar near Winter Park 2026-2027
We have found 133 Trailruns within 80 miles of Winter Park. See below where and when you can find the races.
We have found 133 Trailruns within 80 miles of Winter Park. See below where and when you can find the races.
A backyard ultra on the paved Lake Estes trail where runners complete 4.252 mile loops each hour until one runner finishes a loop alone. The event records yards for DNFs and offers on-site aid and athlete village space.
Experience a half marathon in the mountains of Nederland Colorado. This event features a significant elevation gain of 4226 feet with the summit always in view.
A 10K trail race at Alderfer Ranch that loops through Elk Meadow Open Space Park via Pioneer Trail, with a downhill along Highway 74 and a wooded section by the mountain. Registration is not yet available and the race is cup free with no ai..
A 5K run/walk in Winter Park, Colorado following the Fraser River Trail from Gondola Plaza to the Rendezvous Event Center, with an after party featuring refreshments, awards and prize giveaways.
A July 4 5 kilometer run or walk in downtown Leadville, with downtown bib pickup and an Independence Day parade afterward. Adult entry is $25 and youth 17 and under may enter for free, with proceeds supporting local youth athletics.
Experience the STRS Horseshoe Gulch Grind in Breckenridge with short and long course options. This trail event offers categories for adults and youth starting from the Blair Witch Trailhead.
Repeating 2 km out and back laps on the Thumb Open Space trail in Estes Park. Participants collect a poker chip at each turnaround and the most chips wins during a sunup to sundown timeframe; 35 spots and a $100 entry fee.
A three day, fully supported trail running stage race in Leadville, Colorado that crosses the Continental Divide between Hope Pass and Red Cliff. Offers a 51 mile Full Pint and a 35 mile Half Pint with a field limited to 500 runners.
A 10 mile trail race at Staunton State Park in Pine, Colorado on July 25, 2026. The event lists water refilling at start and finish, no on course aid stations, and vendor tents and refreshments for spectators.
A single 200 mile loop in Summit County Colorado at sustained high altitude, capped at 75 runners, with about 40,000 feet of climbing, multiple aid and sleep stations, live GPS tracking, and a multiyear deferral policy.