Indian Creek Trail Runs

Sedalia, United States • 18 Oct 2025

Event overview

The Indian Creek Trail Runs is scheduled for Saturday, October 18, 2025, at Indian Creek Campground in Sedalia, Colorado. The event includes the following distances:

  • 50-Mile
  • 55k
  • 15-Mile
  • 5-Mile

Combined runner capacity is 225. Time limits are 14 hours for the 50-Mile and 55k, and 12 hours for the 15-Mile and 5-Mile. The courses use single-track trails in the Front Range lower and upper montane zones, with elevations described between about 5,000 and 8,000 feet. Terrain notes include lodgepole pine and aspen forests, red rock formations, scrub oak, and high prairie grasses. The organizer lists a gender-specific race shirt, a finisher's medal, and well-stocked aid stations as included items.

Logistics and rules

Registration details and pricing are managed on RunSignUp; online registration deadlines and shirt/award guarantees are specified by the organizer. Camping is available for a fee ($20 per night) with limited space; tents and limited camper vans and rooftop tents only, no trailers. Crews have restricted access at the start/finish and may incur a $10 day parking fee for vehicles with fewer than two registered runners. The 50-Mile allows one pacer on the final loop; pacers must sign a waiver and carry a headlamp. The 55k and 50-Mile offer mid-race drop-down options at specified points; the 5-Mile and 15-Mile do not. Drop bags are allowed only at the start/finish. Average high and low temperatures are listed as 65°F and 35°F; weather may include rain, snow, wind, hail, or thunderstorms. The event is permitted by U.S. Forest Service and other local agencies. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

50 mi
50-Mile
55 km
55k
15 mi
15-Mile
5 mi
5-Mile
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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