Bill Introduced to complete the Continental Divide Trail in Colorado

With more than 160 miles of its route unfinished, the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail has never been completed, causing hikers to take roads to connect to the next portion of the trail. The Continental Divide Trail Completion Act — introduced by U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Boulder, in Congress — would direct the U.S. Forest Service to complete the trail before its 50th anniversary in 2028.

Breckenridge Crest Adds An Ultra!

The Breck Crest is on in a “Regular Race Format” and this year we are adding an ULTRA! The races will be held on September 5, 2021. The Ultra will […]

It’s Pikes Peak Marathon and Ascent Weekend

It’s Pikes Peak Marathon and Ascent weekend! Between the two races, a total of 2,600 runners will be lacing up their shoes. On Saturday, 1,800 runners are running the Ascent […]

Leadville 100 Returns this weekend

The Leadville Trail 100 Run presented by La Sportiva kicks off on Saturday. After a year off, 681 athletes ranging in age from 19 to 78 years old, representing all […]

Hanging Lake Trail closed indefinitely

One of Colorado’s most famous hiking trails will remain closed indefinitely due to severe damage from debris flows generated by the burn scar of last year’s Grizzly Creek Fire, state […]

Vail Hosts Dynafit Arrowhead Half Marathon

The 2021 Vail Recreation District trail running season continues on Saturday, Aug. 21 with the Dynafit Arrowhead Half Marathon & 5K presented by Howard Head Sports Medicine. We are very excited to introduce […]

Boston Marathon announces 2021 elite field

The Boston Athletic Association announced Wednesday that the first-ever fall edition of the storied race will feature an elite field of more than 140 athletes, including Jordan Hasay, Des Linden and Molly Huddle. Runners will be […]