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24th Annual Resolution 5K Denver, Colorado December 31, 2008
Denver's oldest New Year's Eve running event, which benefits the Family Resource Center Association, is held December 31 at 6 pm in Washington Park. The first 100 runners are timed and scored, with awards to the top 10 men and women. The finish line is then opened as the celebration begins.
Run the Republic 2009 - Feb. 22, 2009. Now you can say you've climbed the tallest building in the Rocky Mountain West - the Republic Plaza in downtown Denver.
Usually, the building's stairwell is closed to the public, but we'll unchain the doors and let you climb all the way to the 53rd floor and then take the elevator back down to the lobby for food, interactive booths and fun.
Run the Republic raises funds for lung health issues that are more critical now than ever before. Lung disease is the third leading cause of death in the United States. While the death rates of cancer and heart disease are decreasing, deaths from lung disease are increasing at an alarming rate. Please join us this February 22 and help us turn the trend around.
Welcome to the 2nd Annual Crazy Legs 10k+ Trail Run
On Sunday May 17, 2009 at 7:00 am come experience beautiful Devil's Backbone Open Space. The race is limited to 80 runners so register early. There is NO race day registration.
The Loveland High School Pool was closed in 2002 as its structure was deemed unsafe. It is now possible for the pool to be renovated and be utilized for the years to come. To help out this cause part of your entry fees will be donated to this project. Please visit their web site to learn more.
Platte River Half Marathon Littleton, Colorado April 5, 2009
Fast, slightly downhill (120 ft. elevation loss) course. Run 2 miles through downtown Littleton, enter the paved Platte River Trail to run 10 miles north to Denver. Exit the trail at 8th Avenue to run 1 mile to the Buckhorn Exchange Restaurant. The three person relay consists of 2 - 5 mile legs and a 3.1 mile leg. Enjoy a great post-race party!
Sharin' o' the Green 5k FORT COLLINS, March 14, 2009
Downtown Fort Collins will be a buzz with the spirit of St. Patrick as Public Service Credit Union presents the 11th annual Sharin’ O’ the Green. The 5k run/walk benefiting Partners Mentoring Youth starts at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 14th at Library Park. Registration begins at 7 a.m and the free Shamrock Scurry for children 12 and younger starts at 8:15 a.m., followed by the 5k run/ walk at 8:30 a.m.
Register before January 18th for $15 as part of a team of 3 or more adults, and $18 for an individual adult. Registration before March 12th is $17 as part of a team of 3 or more adults, and $20 for an individual adult. Also, all youth 17 and younger register for free with a paying adult. Registration is available online at www. active.com. Day-of registration is also available for an additional $5 from 7:00- 8:15 a.m.
The top male and female finishers in the following age groups will receive awards: 14 and younger, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69 and 70-79, 80+. The top overall male and female finishers and masters runners will also receive awards, as well as the top 3 finishing teams. We will also award prizes to the top 3 individual fund raisers.
Partners Mentoring Youth has served Larimer County for 30 years. Partners creates and supports one-to- one mentoring relationships between positive adult role models and youth facing challenges in their personal, social and academic lives. We appreciate your help in continuing to share lives and build futures.
The Better 1/2 Marathon Gateway, Colorado March 21, 2008
The race will follow Hwy 141 along the Dolores River through beautiful red rock canyons.
5k Course Begins 5 miles south of Gateway on Hwy 141
Half-Marathon Course
Begins 13.1 south of Gateway on Hwy 141 Runners will be responsible for own transportation Transportation to retrieve vehicles left at the start/finish will be available. Limited free shuttle service will be available from Gateway Canyons Both courses are entirely on paved roads. Flat to slightly downhill. Starting Elevation: 4700'. Ending Elevation: 4550'. Total loss= -150'
Sky Mesa Pass Trail Marathon Gateway, Colorado May 16, 2009
The race will begin at the mouth of Sinbad Valley on 7.2 Road ( Sinbad Valley Road ) located 10 miles south of Gateway Canyons. This first annual race will attract approximately 100 runners from around the region. Trail running and especially long distance trail running events are highly desired and attract top athletes and "nature lovers". A trail marathon is especially more difficult than a road marathon; this is the attraction.
The course will take the runners up the county road into Sinbad Valley through a beautiful red rock canyon with towering Wingate Sandstone walls. The south side of the county road forms the border of the Sewemup Mesa Wilderness Study Area and follows Salt Creek which at times can be nearly as salty as the ocean.