Indian Creek Trail Runs

Saturday, October 16, 2027
6:00 AM MDT
Sedalia, Colorado
$43.40–$160.00 · 4 races
Ultra

Event summary

Join us for the vibrant Indian Creek Trail Runs on Saturday, October 16, 2027, in the picturesque Sedalia, Douglas County. This celebrated event, part of the Human Potential Running Series, marks the annual Fall Classic, showcasing some of the most stunning and rarely explored single track trails in the Denver Metro area. Participants can choose from various race distances as they traverse the breathtaking lower and upper montane ecosystems of the Front Range.

As you run through this idyllic setting, you’ll encounter the majestic lodgepole pine forests at elevations of 6,000-8,000 feet, transitioning into the vibrant colors of autumn. Experience the stunning transformation of Colorado’s landscape with golden quaking aspens, bright red scrub oak, and the amber waves of tall grasses. The trail offers not only a challenging and exhilarating experience but also spectacular views of the nearby city and iconic red rock formations reminiscent of the renowned Red Rocks Amphitheater. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in nature’s fall beauty while participating in a beloved local tradition!

Races

  • 5-Mile

    Opens in 2 weeks

    Incl. $3.40 Fee & Indian Creek Trail Runs T-Shirt

    Runners will enjoy two (2) loops of the same loop. The 1st time they run the loop is counterclockwise, and the 2nd time is clockwise. Route Length: 5.68 miles | Elevation Gain/Loss: +933' / -933' Maximum Elevation: 7,856' | Minimum Elevation: 7,456' | Average Elevation: 7,675' Aid Stations: 1

    8:00 AM MDT

    $43.40

  • 15-Mile

    Opens in 2 weeks

    Incl. $5.80 Fee & Indian Creek Trail Runs T-Shirt

    Runners will enjoy one (1) unique loop. Route Length: 15.1 miles | Elevation Gain/Loss: +2,626' / -2,626' Maximum Elevation: 8,039' | Minimum Elevation: 6,351' | Average Elevation: 7,340' Aid Stations: 1

    8:00 AM MDT

    $85.80

  • 55k

    Opens in 2 weeks

    Incl. $8.80 Fee & Indian Creek Trail Runs T-Shirt

    Runners will enjoy two (2) unique loops. Route Length: 34.36 miles | Elevation Gain/Loss: +6,493' / -6,494' Maximum Elevation: 8,039' | Minimum Elevation: 5,864' | Average Elevation: 7,132' Aid Stations: 4

    6:00 AM MDT

    $138.80

  • 50-Mile

    Opens in 2 weeks

    Incl. $10.00 Fee & Indian Creek Trail Runs T-Shirt

    Runners will enjoy three (3) unique loops. Route Length: 49.4 miles | Elevation Gain/Loss: +9,463' / -9,463' Maximum Elevation: 8,039' | Minimum Elevation: 5,864' | Average Elevation: 7,099' Aid Stations: 7

    6:00 AM MDT

    $160.00

Organiser's description

THE HUMAN POTENTIAL RUNNING SERIES PRESENTS
THE INDIAN CREEK TRAIL RUNS @ INDIAN CREEK CAMPGROUND

The Indian Creek Trail Runs is the oldest official race of HPRS and is also known as our annual Fall Classic. This event features some of the best, seldom used, single track trails of the Denver Metro area. Participants will travel through the lower and upper montane ecosystems of the Front Range; from the lodgepole pine forest around 6,000-8,000 sprinkled with sprawling aspen groves, down to the tall grasses and red rocks of the lower montane areas around 5,000. This time of year is known for the changing colors across Colorados landscape. From golden quaking aspen, to the bright red hues of low lying scrub oak, and the amber waves of tall grasses of Americas high prairie.

Youll find it hard to believe that youre so close to a major city, one that you can see from the many viewpoints along the route. While you admire glimpses of the city, youll also see the same red rock formations that make up the Red Rocks Amphitheater, and occasional glimpses of nearby 14ers that tower above the Colorado landscape.

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Location

2499 Pine Creek Rd, Indian Creek Campground, Sedalia, 80135, CO, United States

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