Deep Creek Trail Half Marathon

Telluride, United States • 26 Sep 2026

Deep Creek Trail Half Marathon - Telluride, CO

The Deep Creek Trail Half Marathon takes place in Telluride, Colorado on September 26, 2026. The course begins at the beginning of Last Dollar Road by the Telluride Airport (2100 Airport Road) and finishes in the Town of Telluride. Racers descend Last Dollar Road to the Deep Creek Corral before entering singletrack through aspen-filled woods along the Deep Creek trail.

The course is approximately 13 miles long and is mostly singletrack. A course map is available from the organizer. There is a five hour time cutoff for finishers and a sweeper will follow the last racers.

Registration opens March 1, 2026. Refunds are available at 70 percent if cancellation occurs 30 or more days before the race date; after that date no refund is provided. Registrants who wish to roll their entry to the following year are eligible for an 80 percent discounted entry for the upcoming year up until race day. Transfers to another participant are handled by the organizer on request.

Bib pick up is available the Friday before race day at the Jagged Edge Store in Telluride with pack pick up from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, and there is an additional pick up opportunity on the morning of the race at the start line. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

13 mi
Half Marathon
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