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Courses de 10K près de Colorado Springs
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Courses de 10K à venir près de Colorado Springs
JUL 2
12JUL
Course · road · 10K
Heatwave Half Marathon - Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs · à 5 km
18JUL
Course · road · 10K
Summer Splash Prairie Dog Half, 10k, & 5k
Castle Rock · à 65 km
AOÛ 4
9AOÛ
Course · road · 10K
Summer Sizzler- Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs · à 2 km
13AOÛ
Course · road · 10K
Aug 13 - Beginners / Advanced @ Palmer
Colorado Springs · à 7 km
15AOÛ
Course · road · 10K
The Cheyenne Mountain Run
Colorado Springs · à 11 km
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29AOÛ
Course · road · 10K
Rock Hawk
Castle Rock · à 60 km
SEP 4
5SEP
Course · road · 10K
Break Your Neck: Walk, Run, or Roll
Pueblo · à 62 km
7SEP
Course · road · 10K
Labor Day Half Marathon
Parker · à 74 km
19SEP
Course · road · 10K
Battle by the Brook
Deckers · à 58 km
26SEP
Course · road · 10K
Parker Parks and Recreation So Long to Summer 5K/10K
Parker · à 76 km
Colorado Springs · 80 km
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Courses de 10K récurrentes près de Colorado Springs
Courses qui se répètent — chaque semaine, chaque mois ou chaque année
Castle Rock Trail Festival / liveBIG Run
Le Philip S. Miller Park et le Ridgeline Open Space, à Castle Rock, sont le cadre de ce trail festival. Ça va bien te challenger sur le vaste réseau de sentiers de crête de Castle Rock. C'est un rassemblement sportif qui allie le côté un peu sérieux du trail avec un super esprit de communauté et de famille.
Tu vas parcourir les terrains variés du réseau de sentiers de crête, en découvrant les reliefs naturels du Philip S. Miller Park et du Ridgeline Open Space. En plus des courses principales, la liveBIG Family Adventure Run propose un parcours d'obstacles spécial famille pour les enfants de 5 à 12 ans. Ça assure une super expérience pour les plus jeunes et une ambiance vraiment ouverte à tous.
Above the Clouds Ultra
The Above the Clouds Ultra begins and ends on the track at Merit Academy in Woodland Park, Colorado, a mountain town known as the City Above the Clouds. This yearly trail event features a 50k and a 10k. The 50k gains 4,137 feet, and the 10k gains 1,126 feet. It is a mountain trail race, not a road ultra, featuring climbing, singletrack, forest roads, and long sections through National Forest land.
The 50k route ascends Lovell Gulch to Rampart Range Road, proceeds south with clear views of Pikes Peak, and then encircles Rampart Reservoir on quick singletrack. It then links to the less-trafficked 700.A National Forest trail, moves north on quiet forest roads, and finishes by descending the latter half of the Lovell Gulch loop. Aid stations are located at Lovell Gulch, Rainbow, Dam, and Rampart Ridge. Offerings include Tailwind, Muir Energy gels, fruit, snacks, and hot items like bacon, quesadillas, and potatoes. Crews may meet 50k runners at certain aid stations, but Rampart Ridge is closed to crews, and reaching the Dam aid station requires passing a paid entry point.
Rim to Rim Royal Gorge Races: 5K Road Run, Trail 8 Mile, Trail Half Marathon
The Rim to Rim Royal Gorge Races center on the Royal Gorge Bridge near Canon City, offering a road 5K, an 8-mile trail run, and a trail half marathon. The 5K winds through foothills near the bridge, featuring challenging hills and a downhill finish after crossing the bridge; walkers may also participate in this distance. The two longer races are trail events, each limited to 200 participants.
The 8-mile course begins with a short run to the Twisted Cistern trailhead, incorporates 1.6 miles of that trail, includes a 3.1-mile loop on Made in the Shade, then ascends Twisted Cistern again before descending toward the bridge. The half marathon spans 13.1 miles with rolling hills, quick descents, open views of the gorge, and concludes at the Royal Gorge Bridge. In case of heavy rain or snow, Canon City may cancel the trail events and substitute an 8-mile dirt-road course. The series also features a free Dinosaur Dash kids race, encouraging costumes, and a virtual race option.
Bobcat Trail Races
Bobcat Trail Races take place in Palmer Park, Colorado Springs. The park's rocky bluffs overlook the city and Pikes Peak. This fall trail event offers 5K, 10K, 25K, and 50K distances, accommodating both short-distance trail runners and ultrarunners on the same race day.
The course is 95 percent unpaved, beginning around 6,300 feet and reaching nearly 6,600 feet. The series, established in 2015, aims to showcase Palmer Park’s trail system to runners. It maintains a local feel with a 250-runner limit and no prize money, distinguishing it from large-city road races.
Bridge Burner Ultra
Bridge Burner Ultra starts runners in Cañon City on a single-loop trail course crossing the highest bridge in the United States. This late-season Colorado race offers 35 mile, 50k, 35k, and 10k options, suitable for ultrarunners and those seeking a shorter mountain-park route. The longer distances ascend to approximately 4,500 feet total elevation gain and reach 7,109 feet above sea level.
The route traces the Arkansas River, passes through the granite-blasted Tunnel Drive tunnels, ascends towards vistas of the Royal Gorge and Pikes Peak, then crosses singletrack in Royal Gorge Mountain Park. The 35 mile and 50k participants also cross the Royal Gorge Bridge before descending through Temple Canyon. Aid stations are well-stocked with Tailwind, Muir Energy gels, fruit, banana bread, bacon, quesadillas, potatoes, and pierogis; however, runners must complete the day without pacers.
Spooky Sprint - Colorado Springs
Spooky Sprint - Colorado Springs is a Halloween-themed running event in Colorado Springs, offering a Kid's Dash, an untimed 1 Mile, a 5k, 10k, and half marathon. It is designed for families and mixed-ability groups. Younger runners can do the short dash, walkers can select the mile, and runners seeking a timed effort can use the longer distances, which include chip timing, live results, and awards. A virtual option allows participation from another location while still receiving event merchandise.
The race is part of the local Bodies Race Series, which focuses on accessible events and take-home gear. Registration for the 5k, 10k, and half marathon includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The 1 Mile includes the same items but is untimed. The 5k and 10k also provide youth pricing for children 12 and under. Finish-line treats, free participant photos, costumes, and the Halloween theme contribute to a family outing atmosphere rather than a basic road race.
Colorado Cold Rush Ultra
The Colorado Cold Rush Ultra begins and ends at Bear Creek Regional Park in Colorado Springs, situated at the base of the mountains. Snow is possible at higher elevations along the course. This winter trail race offers three distances: 50k, half marathon, and 10k. The 10k follows a lower-elevation dirt trail, accumulating 912 feet of elevation gain with a brief section of moderately technical terrain. The half marathon is a challenging out-and-back course along historic High Drive, featuring 2,847 feet of climbing. The 50k is the most demanding option, ascending 5,500 feet and crossing elevations from 6,175 to 9,090 feet.
The 50k course starts at Bear Creek, ascends High Drive, proceeds onto Gold Camp Road, and turns around at the junction of Gold Camp and Old Stage Road. Participants will see views of Colorado Springs and pass through historic gold-rush tunnel areas, giving the route a distinct local character. Aid stations will provide Tailwind, Muir gels, fruit, soda, and assorted snacks. Cheyenne Canon offers hot food, including bacon, quesadillas, and potatoes. Crews can access North Cheyenne Canon with a standard vehicle, but the road to Gold Stage is narrow, winding, and washboarded, often experiencing snow, making 4WD highly advisable.
Candy Cane Course - Colorado Springs
The Candy Cane Course in Colorado Springs, held at El Pomar Youth Sports Park, is a Christmas-themed running event. It is part of the annual Bodies Race Series and offers several distances: a 1-mile run, a 5k, a 12k, and a kid's dash for those 10 and under. The 1-mile and kid's dash are not timed, but the 5k and 12k use chip timing with live results and awards.
The event is designed for families and casual runners alongside competitive racers. Registration provides a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. Participants also receive complimentary race photos and post-race treats. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 12k, and a virtual option allows participation for those who wish to receive the shirt and medal without attending in person.
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cycling
HRCA Rocky Gulch Circuit
JUL 12à 2 km
swimming
Rocky Mountain State Games - Swim / Run
JUL 18à 77 km
triathlon
Parker Parks and Recreation Kids' TRY-athlon
JUL 19
cycling
719 KOM Challenge
JUL 25à 3 km
cycling
Rocky Mountain State Games Time Trials 2026
JUL 29à 77 km
cycling
HRCA Badlands Circuit
JUL 29
triathlon
CCOC Kids Triathlon
AOÛ 8à 16 km
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The Broadmoor Cycle to the Summit
À propos des courses de 10K à Colorado Springs
Mes notes d'entraînement à Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs accueille 18 courses de 10K en 2026 dans un rayon de 80 km du centre-ville — dates à venir, séries récurrentes et autres courses à proximité, le tout au même endroit.
Ici, à Colorado Springs, on court partout, c'est un peu une ville de trail avec des raccourcis urbains. La Pikes Peak Greenway traverse le centre-ville et c'est à peu près le chemin goudronné le plus plat pour courir entre Monument Valley Park et Woodmen. Le Midland Trail, c'est 4 miles goudronnés qui vont d'America the Beautiful Park jusqu'à Manitou Springs. À Garden of the Gods, tu as 15 miles de sentiers, et Bear Creek Regional Park t'offre 10 miles de chemins non goudronnés. Le Jack Quinn's Running Club se retrouve les mardis en centre-ville, et les Sunrise Striders, eux, partent tôt. Le Garden of the Gods 10 Mile/10K and Trail Run, c'est un peu l'événement incontournable par ici.
Pour le vélo de route, Colorado Springs Cycling maintient une bonne ambiance, avec le Tour de Latte qui roule les samedis matins, passant d'environ 10 miles en mai à 20-25 plus tard en été. Les Saturday Resort Rides nous emmènent à Garden of the Gods, sur Gold Camp Road, à Manitou Springs, sur Flying W Ranch Road, et jusqu'à Blodgett Peak. Côté VTT, la Colorado Springs Mountain Bike Association et Kids On Bikes s'occupent de faire bouger les choses sur la terre. Le 7 km. Pikes Peak APEX et le 719 KOM Challenge sont aussi au calendrier.
De juin à septembre, c'est la meilleure période pour s'entraîner, que ce soit pour la course ou le vélo. Colorado Springs est à 6,000 feet d'altitude, alors on fait attention à bien rester en Z2 et on respecte les intervalles. L'été, c'est 243 jours de soleil par an, le Starlight Spectacular à Garden of the Gods, et la sortie vélo 100% féminine. En mai, il peut encore neiger sur Pikes Peak, donc même si le temps a l'air clair, on prévoit toujours une couche de plus. L'hiver, ça change plus le rythme que l'objectif ; les effets du chinook ramènent vite des températures douces et des routes sèches pour nos base miles.