Event details and schedule
The 14er Challenge is headed to Chaffee County and the Collegiate Peaks. We’ll be camping at a lovely private ranch that backs up to Mt. Princeton’s famous Chalk Cliffs. Day 1 hike is Mt. Princeton and Day 2 is Mt. Antero. We hope you’ll join us in this beautiful new location! Space is limited to 40 climbers, so secure your spot today and join us at Basecamp for an unforgettable celebration!
When you register to take on this challenge, you are not just doing this for yourself, you are doing this for the next generation of girls. As a registered climber, you commit to a fundraising goal (a minimum of $2,500) to help support an entire team of girls this year. For every dollar you raise, you will be teaching girls that they are strong and capable of any challenge, JUST LIKE YOU!
Climb for YOUR Council: We are excited to invite climbers to join us for the 14er Challenge while supporting their home council! Your home council will receive 40% of your total fundraising (minimum of $1,000 will go to your home council). Registration is limited, grab a friend and sign up today! If you have questions about this, please do not hesitate to reach out to us – (720) 879-2354.
The Audi Snowmass 50 Mountain Bike Race is back again with a course that utilizes some of the best single track in the valley over a 25 mile loop that will start and finish in Snowmass. There will be 3 divisions including 50 Mile Solo, 25 Mile Solo and 50 Mile Team of 2.
We're back! Ride 27 glorious miles and 6,700' from Idaho Springs to the summit of Mt Blue Sky (formerly Mt Evans) at 14,130'.
The Blue Sky Hill Climb is an iconic ride up the highest paved road in North America. We close the road to the top for your safety and viewing pleasure. Be a part of history - established in 1962.
The Climb is in honor of Bob Cook, a US Olympian and record holder. Bob Cook died of brain cancer at the age of 23, and the Hill Climb is a memorial to this extraordinary athlete.
Saturday, July 25, 2026 in Idaho Springs, CO at Carlson elementary School 320 CO-103, Idaho Springs, CO 80452
The first year of the World Championship Pack Burro Race in 1949 saw 21 entrants with only 8 finishing the race. These days there are nearly 100 racers and burros that take on this historic challenge. Some choose the “lower altitude” short course of approximately 12.3 miles while others take on the long course and attempt the grueling climb to the top of Mosquito Pass and back, 29+ miles and an elevation change of 3,232'! The racers start at 9,953 feet in Fairplay with long course runners hitting their halfway point at the top of Mosquito Pass, elevation 13,185'!
Short Course Map
Long Course Map
***Disclaimer: Staff are currently discussing a time limit for each course. Racers will have until a certain time to reach a specified checkpoint. If they reach the checkpoint after the required time, they will be directed to turn around and will receive a DNF.
Free race photos provided by Pack Burro Racing Photographers at PBRphotos.org
parkrun is such a simple concept: turn up every Saturday and volunteer, walk, jog or run 5k.