Creede 100

The Creede 100 is a challenging 100-mile ultramarathon held in Creede, Colorado, a historic mining town nestled in the San Juan Mountains. The race features a scenic and demanding course that climbs above 12,000 feet, traversing pristine single-track trails along the Continental Divide for 25 miles. Runners experience breathtaking mountain views and pass notable landmarks such as the Bachelor loop, an underground mining museum, and North Clear Creek Falls. The route loops back to Creede via a different, equally stunning path. Limited to 100 participants, the event offers a unique blend of rugged terrain, natural beauty, and rich local history. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.