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21st Annual Wild West Relay

Fri August 2 - Sat August 3, 2024 Fort Collins, CO 80524 US

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Start Line

Exchange 00 - Start line - Budweiser Tour Center

August 2, 2024

Details

Start Line - responsibilities are helping set up starting chute, starting line arch, barricades, fencing, cones, sound system, tables/pop up tents, chairs, race day packet pick up, checking in teams, team safety equipment check, etc

Location

Budweiser Tour Center: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 37.332 W105 00.181

Course Safety

Leg 02 Course Safety - Street Crossing - Intersection Hwy 1 & CR 58

August 2, 2024

Details

Responsbiilities: Use designated safety vest and use flagging during the day. Use safety vest, appropriate lighting, and flagging/light up baboons during low visibility hours. This is a rules of the road race. You will be providing safety and traffic control as runners cross streets, roads, or highways. Your role is important here to be the eyes and ears for runners/participants as they cross these busy streets. The run.Colorado Relays crew will provide you with necessary equipment, along with instructions on where/when to pick up and drop off equipment.

Location

Leg 02 - runners crossing Hwy 1 at intersection with CR 58 - https://goo.gl/maps/5ykJzCYPxfi5ugv89

Leg 06 Course Safety - Street Crossing - Intersection of US 287 & Red Feather Lakes Rd

August 2, 2024

Details

Responsbiilities: Use designated safety vest and use flagging during the day. Use safety vest, appropriate lighting, and flagging/light up baboons during low visibility hours. This is a rules of the road race. You will be providing safety and traffic control as runners cross streets, roads, or highways. Your role is important here to be the eyes and ears for runners/participants as they cross these busy streets. The run.Colorado Relays crew will provide you with necessary equipment, along with instructions on where/when to pick up and drop off equipment.

Location

Leg 06 - runners crossing intersection US 287 & Red Feather Lakes Rd - https://goo.gl/maps/k4n6XWSjh7sDXZbT9

Leg 13 - Course Safety - Inactive Van Directions

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers will be directing Inactive Vans to make a left turn on Manhattan Rd to follow the inactive Van Route. Inactive Vans are not permitted to follow Red Feather Lakes Road. Volunteers will be instructed on where/when to pick and drop off their safety vest and flags.

Location

Leg 13 - Inactive Van Direction - Intersection of Red Feather Lakes Rd & Manhattan Rd: https://goo.gl/maps/EZGJ8dKDcq5YNybR9

Leg 31 Course Safety - Intersection of Hwy 14 & US 40 - Group 1 Low Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Responsbiilities: Use designated safety vest and use flagging during the day. Use safety vest, appropriate lighting, and flagging/light up baboons during low visibility hours. This is a rules of the road race. You will be providing safety and traffic control as runners cross streets, roads, or highways. Your role is important here to be the eyes and ears for runners/participants as they cross these busy streets. The run.Colorado Relays crew will provide you with necessary equipment, along with instructions on where/when to pick up and drop off equipment.

Location

Leg 31 - runners crossing itersection of Hwy 14 & US 40 - https://goo.gl/maps/99JxJNwjVwESEYgq7

Leg 31 Course Safety - Intersection of Hwy 14 & US 40 - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Responsbiilities: Use designated safety vest and use flagging during the day. Use safety vest, appropriate lighting, and flagging/light up baboons during low visibility hours. This is a rules of the road race. You will be providing safety and traffic control as runners cross streets, roads, or highways. Your role is important here to be the eyes and ears for runners/participants as they cross these busy streets. The run.Colorado Relays crew will provide you with necessary equipment, along with instructions on where/when to pick up and drop off equipment.

Location

Leg 31 - runners crossing itersection of Hwy 14 & US 40 - https://goo.gl/maps/99JxJNwjVwESEYgq7

Exchanges

Exchange 01 - Intersection CR 56 & CR 11

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 01: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 39.222 W105 02.116

Exchange 02 - Intersection CR 62 & Hwy 1

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 02: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 41.805 W105 01.112

Exchange 03 - Wellington Fire Protection District: Waverly Station

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 03: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 43.547 W105 04.522

Exchange 04 - Intersection of CR 17 & CR 74

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 04: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.046 W105 05.725

Exchange 05 - Intersection of CR80 & Red Mountain Ranch Road

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 05: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 50.513 W105 10.343

Exchange 06 - Inactive Van Parking- Livermore Community Church - Van Exchange

August 2, 2024

This volunteer task is full.

Details

Directing traffic for inactive vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Livermore Community Church: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.627 W105 13.315

Exchange 06 - Livermore Elementary School - Van Exchange

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Livermore Elementary School: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.642 W105 13.341

Exchange 07 - Intersection of Red Feather Lakes Rd & CR 37

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 07: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.477 W105 17.261

Exchange 08 - Intersection of Red Feather Lakes Rd & Deer Meadow Way

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 08: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 44.251 W105 22.486

Exchange 09 - Glacier View Fire Station

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 09: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 45.093 W105 25.988

Exchange 10 - Intersection of Red Feather Lakes Rd & CR 68c (BSA)

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 10: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 45.586 W105 28.340

Exchange 11 - Roosevelt NF Dirt Lot On Left (USFS)

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 11: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 46.730 W105 33.066

Exchange 12 - Chapel of the Pines - Group 1a - Parking Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Directing traffic for inactive vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Exchange 12: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.524 W105 35.364

Exchange 12 - Chapel of the Pines - Group 1b - Exchange Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 12: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.524 W105 35.364

Exchange 12 - Chapel of the Pines - Group 2a - Parking Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Directing traffic for inactive vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Exchange 12: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.524 W105 35.364

Exchange 12 - Chapel of the Pines - Group 2b - Exchange Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 12: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 47.524 W105 35.364

Exchange 13 - Intersection of Deadman Rd & FS 300 (USFS)

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 13: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 48.582 W105 40.503

Exchange 14 - Field/camping area on Deadman Rd (USFS)

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 14: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 48.737 W105 48.038

Exchange 15 - Intersection of Deadmans Rd & County Road 80

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 15: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 52.378 W105 52.625

Exchange 16 - Intersection with road to Honholtz Lake

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 16: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 56.521 W105 58.058

Exchange 17 - BLM Fishing Access Road by cattle guard

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 17: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N41 01.827 W105 59.725

Exchange 18a - Woods Landing Restaurant - Parking Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Directing traffic for inactive and active vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive and active van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Woods Landing Restaurant: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N41 06.635 W106 00.703

Exchange 18b - Woods Landing Restaurant - Parking Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Directing traffic for inactive and active vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive and active van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Woods Landing Restaurant: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N41 06.635 W106 00.703

Exchange 18c - Woods Landing Restaurant - Exchange Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Woods Landing Restaurant: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N41 06.635 W106 00.703

Exchange 19 - Parking lot left on WY Hwy 230

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 19: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N41 03.643 W106 08.828

Exchange 20 - Wycolo parking area (USFS)

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 20: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N41 00.412 W106 10.452

Exchange 21 - Camp Nelson - Intersection of Hwy 127 & CR 46

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 21: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 55.635 W106 13.575

Exchange 22 - 250 Jackson County Rd 6E

August 2, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 22: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 52.344 W106 18.475

Exchange 23 - Long Wide Dirt Pullout Right on Hwy 125

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 23: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 49.029 W106 17.642

Exchange 24a - North Park High School in Walden - Parking Coordinators

August 2, 2024

Details

Directing traffic for inactive and active vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive and active van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

North Park High School: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 43.927 W106 16.673

Exchange 24b - North Park High School in Walden - Exchange Coordinators

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

North Park High School: North Park High School: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 43.927 W106 16.673

Exchange 25 - Pullout on left on Hwy 14 (also pullout on right) - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 25: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 40.910 W106 22.044

Exchange 26 - Hebron - Intersection Hwy 14 & CR 24 - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 26: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 35.797 W106 24.421

Exchange 27 - Dirt Pullouts left on Hwy 14 - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 27: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 31.506 W106 24.630

Exchange 28 - Dirt Pullout Right on Hwy 14 - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 28: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 29.459 W106 25.916

Exchange 29 - Intersection of Hwy 14 & CR 53 w/dirt pullout - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 29: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 26.476 W106 26.746

Exchange 30 - Camping Set up

August 2, 2024

Details

Set up Exchange 30 Camping site for active/inactive vans to rest, camp sleep. Responsibilities will be setting up perimeter of designated camping area with cones, stakes, flagging, etc.

Location

Exchange 30: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 24.419 W106 32.601

Exchange 30 - Camping Coordinator - Group 1 - Parking Coordinators

August 3, 2024

This volunteer task is full.

Details

Directing traffic for inactive and active vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive and active van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Exchange 30: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 24.419 W106 32.601

Exchange 30 - Camping Coordinator - Group 2 - Parking Coordinators

August 3, 2024

This volunteer task is full.

Details

Directing traffic for inactive and active vans to park, monitoring parking at inactive and active van stops, safety/traffic control. Directing participants/teams on appropriate places to rest, possible food/water/hydration for teams depending on location.

Location

Exchange 30: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 24.419 W106 32.601

Exchange 30 - Long Pullout on Hwy 14 - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 30: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 23.618 W106 33.850

Exchange 31 - Rabbit Ears Pass Summit - dirt lot left (USFS) - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 31: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 23.054 W106 36.700

Exchange 32 - Dirt Lot Left US 40 (USFS) - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 32: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 23.144 W106 40.884

Exchange 33 - Lg Dirt Parking Lot Left US 40 (USFS) - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 33: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 20.961 W106 45.037

Exchange 34 - Long pullout on US 40 - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 34: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 23.722 W106 48.392

Exchange 35 - River Creek Park on US 40/Lincoln Ave - Group 2 High Priority

August 3, 2024

Details

Volunteers are stationed at Exchanges to act as Race Marshals. As Race Marshals, your primary responsibility will be to keep runners and volunteers safe at your exchange during your allotted time. There will be three positions at each exchange 1) Time/Runner Exchange Monitor - record runner exchange times on exchange time sheet, ensure a clean exchange at proper exchange point, maintain exchange operation; 2) Spotter - calling out runners bib numbers to alert teams/exchange monitor on upcoming team exchange from 25-50 yards in front of exchange; 3) Van Monitor - ensure teams are parking vans in designated areas, runner and non-runner safety from traffic. (Not all exchanges will have Van Monitors)

Responsibilities: Set up exchange zone in accordance with exchange map, set up trash can with trash bag, unlock port-a-potty(run.Colorado Relay’s crew will provide you on how to do this), cheer on runners/teams, keep a fun/safe environment!

Each exchange will have its own Volunteer Exchange Notebook specific to that exchange when you arrive at your location. Please refer to the WWR Volunteer Handbook for additional rules, safety, do’s/dont’s, and for information about Wild West Relay.

Location

Exchange 35: Copy and paste waypoint in google maps -> N40 27.079 W106 48.991

Finish Line

Exchange 36 - Finish line Set up - Steamboat Springs Resort

August 3, 2024

Details

Finish line - responsibilities are helping set up finishing chute, finish line arch, barricades, fencing, cones, sound system, tables/pop up tents, chairs, beer garden, handing out awards, handing out meal tickets, handing out drink tickets, finisher medals

Location

Steamboat Springs Resort: Copy and paste in google maps -> https://goo.gl/maps/17jhmKSJzUL3k2eMA

Exchange 36 - Finish - Steamboat Springs Resort - Group 1

August 3, 2024

Details

Finish line - responsibilities are helping set up finishing chute, finish line arch, barricades, fencing, cones, sound system, tables/pop up tents, chairs, beer garden, handing out awards, handing out meal tickets, handing out drink tickets, finisher medals. Clean up of finish line.

Location

Steamboat Springs Resort: Copy and paste in google maps -> https://goo.gl/maps/17jhmKSJzUL3k2eMA

Exchange 36 - Finish - Steamboat Springs Resort - Group 2

August 3, 2024

Details

Finish line - responsibilities are helping set up finishing chute, finish line arch, barricades, fencing, cones, sound system, tables/pop up tents, chairs, beer garden, handing out awards, handing out meal tickets, handing out drink tickets, finisher medals. Clean up of finish line.

Location

Steamboat Springs Resort: Copy and paste in google maps -> https://goo.gl/maps/17jhmKSJzUL3k2eMA

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