Slacker Half Marathon-Relay-4-Mile Races

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED! YOU MAY REGISTER IN PERSON FRIDAY 6/23 BETWEEN 12 - 6PM AT STROUSSE PARK IN GEORGETOWN OR ON RACE DAY AT LOVELAND VALLEY.

Packet Pick up - Friday, June 23, 12 to 6pm at Strousse Park in Georgetown

Day of Race Packet Pick Up - 6-7:15am at Loveland Valle

RACE DAY INFORMATION
PARKING FOR ALL RACES IS AT LOVELAND SKI AREA

THERE IS NO SHUTTLE FROM GEORGETOWN
 
CHECK IN IS FROM 6AM - 7:15AM 

Shuttles will  run from Loveland Valley to the Half Marathon,  4-Mile, Player Two and Player Three start lines, from 6am to 8am (but don't wait till the last minute!!!) The race will start on time! 

• If you already have your bib AND are doing the Half- Marathon or Player One in the Relay - Please park at LOVELAND BASIN (parking lot closest to the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel). 
  If you haven’t picked up your bib yet OR are doing the 4-Mile or Player Two or Three in the relay - Please park at  LOVELAND VALLEY (parking lot closest to Denver). Shuttles will take you to all start lines from here (including half marathon). 
  Race Day Registration? Please park at LOVELAND VALLEY. Registration closes at 7:15am.  
• Shuttles will  run from Loveland Valley to the Half Marathon,  4-Mile, Player Two and Player Three start lines.  Shuttles back to your cars will be available from 9am to 1pm.
• Pickup is 2 blocks from the Finish Line in downtown Georgetown. 

Shuttles will  run from Loveland Valley to the Half Marathon, 4-Mile, Player Two and Player Three start lines.  Shuttles back to your cars will be available from 9am to 1pm.

Pickup is 2 blocks from the Finish Line in downtown Georgetown. 

There is NO PARKING AT THE 4M STARTING LINE. 

Do not be misled by the name but this is the Slacker Half Marathon/4M Race -  the highest downhill half marathon in the country, beginning at 10,630 feet and traveling over a rolling hill descent to 8400 feet!

The half marathon begins at Loveland Ski Area (BASIN), and travels the first mile on dirt roads before joining a non-motorized paved bike path for five miles, through a beautiful Forest Service area of wetlands and natural waterfalls - all on a trail built to sustain the weight of an ambulance!

Continuing from Bakerville to Silver Plume, the next 3 miles takes you along a paved frontage road, complete with stunning views of the Continental Divide, and historic mining remnants. 

The last portion of the trail & the 4-Mile race travels from Silver Plume to Georgetown on a paved bike trail and road with scenic views of the Georgetown Loop Railroad and the largest Bighorn Sheep herd in the State! Revel in your success as you end your race in Historic Georgetown where there are more freebies than you know what to do with! New for 2023 - expanded after party (more details coming soon!)