Front Range Pursuit 5k Run/Walk for Breast Cancer Research

You belong in this pursuit. 💗
Run, walk, celebrate, remember, support. Whether you’re chasing a PR, honoring someone you love, or simply showing up to make a difference, there’s a place for you at Front Range Pursuit. 🎉

Front Range PURSUIT

5K Run/Walk for Breast Cancer Research

Run with purpose. Walk with someone you love. Help move breast cancer research forward.

Front Range Pursuit is a new Denver 5K bringing our community together to support breast cancer research at the University of Colorado.

This event is for everyone — runners, walkers, survivors, patients, families, friends, caregivers and anyone who wants to be part of something meaningful.

🎗️ 5K Run/Walk
💗 Breast cancer research mission
👟 Runners and walkers welcome
🏅 Finisher medal for every participant
👕 Race shirt included
🎉 Finish-line celebration & wellness expo

Participants will also have the opportunity to donate and fundraise beyond their registration, with charitable proceeds supporting breast cancer research.

Whether you're chasing a finish time, walking in honor of someone you love or simply showing up to help make a difference, there’s a place for you at the starting line.

Join us for the inaugural Front Range Pursuit and help us build a Denver tradition that gets stronger every year.

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$39

9:00AM MDT

Price increases after June 19, 2027 at 11:59pm MDT

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SWAG

👕 THE SHIRT

Every Front Range Pursuit 5K participant receives an event shirt designed especially for our inaugural race. Comfortable, wearable, and distinctly Colorado.

But this shirt represents something much bigger than a race. It's a symbol of the pursuit we're all in together — the pursuit of a cure for breast cancer.

Wear it proudly on race day and long after you've crossed the finish line. Every time you put it on, you're showing your support, raising awareness, and reminding others that this is a pursuit worth sharing.

One shirt. One mission. All of us in pursuit of a cure.

👕 A Note About Shirt Sizes

Shirt sizes are available while supplies last. Popular sizes may sell out during the week leading up to race day, at which point a "No Shirt" option will be available.

If your preferred size is unavailable, you may select another size and check with our registration team after the race starts. Unclaimed shirts may be available for exchanges, but sizes are not guaranteed.

🏅 THE FINISHER MEDAL

Cross that finish line — this one is yours! Every 5K finisher receives a custom Front Range Pursuit medal, created to commemorate our inaugural race and the mission that brings us together.

It's more than a medal. It's a symbol of the people we love, the battles being fought, and the hope we share for a cure.

Hang it somewhere special, or give it to someone who could use a little encouragement — a friend facing a diagnosis, a survivor celebrating another milestone, or someone who simply needs to know you're rooting for them.

We're all in this pursuit together.

In Pursuit of a Cure. Together.

Behind every breast cancer diagnosis is a person, a family, and a future worth fighting for.

At the University of Colorado School of Medicine, the Breast Surgical Oncology team brings together experienced breast surgeons and specialists who work collaboratively to provide individualized, comprehensive care for patients facing breast disease and breast cancer.

Their multidisciplinary approach combines specialized surgical expertise with coordinated care, helping each patient navigate treatment with a team dedicated to their individual needs.

But the pursuit doesn't stop with treatment.

Through Front Range Pursuit, we're bringing our community together to support breast cancer research and the people working to advance the fight against this disease.

Every step has a purpose. Every donation helps move the mission forward.

Join us in pursuit of a cure.

Register for the 5K, make a donation, or create a fundraiser of your own. Whether you run, walk, give, or rally others to the cause, you can be part of something bigger than the finish line.