Run. Bloom. Conquer. Repeat.
All-Out Spring Fever
Sunday, March 22, 2026 9a
Ralston Creek Trail, Golden, CO
Half Marathon
VIRTUAL Half Marathon
VIRTUAL 10K
VIRTUAL 5K
All-Out Multicourse is proud to host our 14th Annual Spring Fever, a rewarding event for both novice and experienced athletes set against the backdrop of Table Mountain and the stunning Colorado foothills. This spring celebration, featuring our mascot Buzzby, includes 5K, 10K, and half marathon courses that trace the scenic shores of Arvada's Blunn Reservoir via the Ralston Creek Trail. Conveniently accessible from nearby highways , Spring Fever is the endless series spring counterpart to Kooky-Spooky, and proudly benefits UpRoot Colorado. And don't miss that you can use Spring Fever to qualify for your BOLDERBoulder wave!
Location
An official BOLDERBoulder qualifying event!
We are thrilled to announce that Spring Fever has been designated as an official BOLDERBoulder Qualifier event! You can use your finishing time from any distance of this race to qualify for one of the BOLDERBoulder's qualified waves. For more details on the BB10K qualifying waves, please visit this link.
Benefiting Charity
UpRoot Colorado increases the nutrition security of Coloradans by harvesting and redistributing surplus, nutrient-dense foods while supporting the resilience of farmers.
Through “gleaning”, the act of harvesting excess crops from farmers' fields and redistributing this food to people experiencing food insecurity, UpRoot partners with farmers and recruits volunteers to harvest crops that might otherwise not be harvested or eaten. After the harvest, UpRoot collaborates with food banks, food pantries, and other organizations that distribute food at no cost to members of our community who do not have adequate access to nutritious food.
The gleaning program:
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Increases access to nutritious food for the 11%+ percent of Coloradans who currently face food insecurity;
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Reduces the amount of surplus fruits and vegetables that go unharvested/uneaten from farms, orchards, and fruit trees in Colorado;
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Creates opportunities for volunteers to connect with and learn about our local food system through on-farm experiential education.