Course
25k and 10k courses have been updated for 2024. The new courses have slightly less elevation gain than the previous courses.
START / FINISH:
All race distances will start and finish from SELKIRK LODGE. The lodge will be accessible for restrooms. Discover passes are required to park in State Parks. Purchase a temporary or annual permit: CLICK HERE.
ALL COURSES:
We will offer a 5k, 10k, and 25k course for this event. Exact distances may vary slightly based on terrain. Courses are subject to change based on safety and trail conditions. Due to the mountain nature of this event, there are very limited toilets available on course. Please use the restroom before your start.
The course is set to close at 1:30pm. This allows you 5.5 hours to complete your 25k distance. Though as long as the participant is making reasonable forward progress, the finish line will remain open until the last participant crosses the line.
5k: Difficulty 3/5
Highlights: Starts and finishes at Selkirk Lodge. Starts with an uphill section to Bald Knob Campground area and finishes with a downhill section back to Selkirk Lodge. There will be 1 water station at the turnaround at Bald Knob Campground.
10k: Difficulty 3/5
Highlights: NEW Course for 2024. Starts and finishes at Selkirk Lodge. Starts with a short climb to Bald Knob Campground followed by a rolling trail with some great views of the valley below. There will be two aid stations: One at Bald knob campground and one at the lower road crossing consisting of gels, gummies, sports drink, and water.
25k: Difficulty 4/5
Highlights: NEW Route for 2024. Starts and finishes at Selkirk Lodge. Starts with an initial climb to summit Mt. Spokane at the Vista house with great views. Descent back down toward Mt Kit Carson and summit Mt Kit Carson. Following the Kit Carson summit run through a fun downhill forested section toward the lower road crossing before a short climb back toward your finish. There will be full aid stations containing water, sports drink, gels, and gummies at Bald Knob Campground, Mt Spokane summit, Kit Carson turnoff, and the lower road crossing.
