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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.
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
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🗺 Volcanic 50 is the must-attend sporting event to mark on your race calendar in the United States 🇺🇸 in Marble.
DATES: Saturday August 1, 2026
Colorado's classic alpine cycling event, the Copper Triangle, offers breathtaking scenery, stunning roads, and three challenging climbs. This 79-mile course features a total elevation gain of 6,500 feet, starting and ending at Copper Mountain Resort’s Burning Stones Plaza. With ample aid stations and enthusiastic support along the route, you're set for an unforgettable day in the saddle.
In addition to a great experience on your bike, each participant will receive:
Commemorative Cycling Jersey or Tech Tee
Finisher Metal
Number plate & bib
Amply stocked aid stations with healthy and energizing refreshments
Post-ride Celebration to include lunch, beer garden, expo and entertainment
A chance to win valuable prizes
If your jersey or tech tee does not fit, subject to availability, you may exchange it at our merchandise booth during the event. Please note that due to limited inventory we can not guarantee that all sizes will be available. Jersey and Tech tee Size Chart
Join Team DPF
Since 2006, fundraising efforts tied to the Copper Triangle have resulted in more than $1 million for the Davis Phinney Foundation. You can further support the cause by joining Team DPF. Thanks in advance for your contribution in helping people who live with Parkinson’s live well today.
Start Time
Please plan to begin your ride between 6 a.m. - 7:45 a.m. All riders must be on the road by 8:00 a.m. We encourage riders to begin early to avoid afternoon mountain thunderstorms and highway traffic. Colorado State Patrol will not allow anyone to start prior to first light (5:45 a.m.) and all cyclists must have both a front and back light on their bike.
Youth & Development:
For a limited time, we are offering youth/children 16 years and younger the opportunity to participate for free.
In true cycling tradition, the Copper Triangle will take place regardless of weather; therefore refunds will not be provided.
The Human Potential Running Series Presents:
The Sheep Mountain Trail Runs @ Fairplay, CO
Come ready my friends, this mountain throws everything it has at trail and ultra runners alike, challenging you from start to finish at an average elevation over 10,600′. You’ll run amongst these “beautifully difficult” mountains and hills lining the western slope of the South Park Valley. This is the race where you carry #Adversity on your back, if you can handle the burden, you can win the day! Runners looking for a wilderness experience, stunning views, opportunities for technical terrain mixed with remote forest service roads… will fall in love with this course. The Sheep Mountain 50 mile and 50k promises to provide runners with an unforgettable experience that celebrates the history, and rough and tumble nature of this mountain region. The Sheep Mountain Half Marathon is a wonderful introduction into trail running for those looking for a more mellow day. The course features flowing dirt county roads and USFS Fire Road (some of a little rocky).
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THE 2026 BRECK EPIC
August 9-14, 2026
Back to the beginning. When mountain biking was a about big rides with friends. About lending a hand when a rider went down. About how a shared experience on a challenging backcountry course disproportionately enriched all involved.
INCREDIBLE COURSES
The Breck Epic is composed of 6 BIG backcountry loops (3 loops for the 3-day Epic-curious events), each between 35 and 50 miles long. The event is unique in that it employs a cloverleaf format; each loop starting and finishing within a mile from downtown Breckenridge. The race utilizes the magnificently sprawling and interconnected network of trails that span the width and breadth of Summit and Park Counties.
When mapping out the courses we asked ourselves; “What big rides would we want to tackle if we had most of the day to slaughter and 6 of our best friends along for the ride?” The answer lies before you. The six stages that compose the Epic are a well-rounded rider’s dream. Long middle-ring climbs, endless big-ring mashing descents.
THE LONG HAUL
The 2026 version of the Epic marks our 18th edition. That's a lonnnnng time! "Time," some would.say, "To spice things up!" We think you'll like what we have on deck. The race is rad. The courses are beyond fun. The vibe? Mid-90’s mayhem. And Breck? It's amazing. Great people, amazing food and unbelievable weather.
In an average year, Epic will host riders from 25 different countries and 40 states. Why? We think because events like ours are just rare. It's a unique combination of mayhem and organization, with a huge emphasis on camaraderie and community.
BIGGER ISN'T BETTER - 400 RIDER LIMIT
We'll also be limiting the field in 2026. This is a statement about how we feel about the quality of the race experience. We simply believe that it's more fun when there are fewer people out there. Bigger isn't better. BETTER is better. We think you'll have a better time without your snout poking up some other rider's tailpipe all day. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But as they say, unless you're the lead dog, that view is always the same.
We feel that our course can handle more, but the question is, "Should it?" Our personal answer is no. Our commitment to our riders and to our trail network and community is to keep our numbers down. Because it's a better experience for our riders and because it lessens the impact on our trail system.
So yeah. Space is limited. That's by design.
If a weeklong tour of the world's greatest high alpine trail network sounds like your cup of tea, come join us. We’ve got great people in a great town with courses that you’re gonna need to ride to believe. What else do you really need?
MikeMac