24 Hours Of Palmer Lake
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About the race
24 Hours of Palmer Lake is a community-run 24-hour endurance event on the Palmer Divide in Palmer Lake, Colorado. The course is a repeating loop of 0.82 mile set among nearby mountains at an elevation of about 7,240 feet. The race takes place at 199 County Line Rd, Palmer Lake, CO.
Participants may compete for distance over the 24-hour period. Organizers award the top three overall finishers based on the greatest distance covered. The first ten runners who reach 100 miles or more within 24 hours are guaranteed an onsite buckle; additional qualifying finishers receive their buckle a few weeks after the event.
A portion of each registration is directed to local parks: five dollars from every entry is donated to the Palmer Lake Parks Committee. The event is described as low-fanfare and community-driven, intended for runners focused on testing distance, nutrition plans, or personal bests.
The event policy notes that refunds are not offered; with at least a couple of weeks notice, organizers will work with entrants on a credit toward the next year's event. Registration details in the event listing include a single listed price of USD 71.56 and an availability status of sold out. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
