Full Moon Night Trail Run | Colorado – 80’s Edition

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DISTANCES: 10 Mile Solo | 10 Mile DUO TEAMS

REGISTER AT: https://register.hakuapp.com/?event=3c6230b5456f71321703&campaign=9b16d087193f723cbc56

Get your headlamps ready and join us for the Inaugural DTR Night Trail Run, 80’s style edition. This time the owl is flying high, 7080 ft above sea level, to the base of Cheyenne Mountain State Park.

THE RACE

DISTANCES: 10 Mile Solo | 10 Mile DUO TEAMS

Go all Out! 10 MILE Solo or tackle 10 Miles Together
DUO TEAMS Bring a friend or family member and tackle the grueling the 10-mile course as a team. You must Start/finish together.

The night will bring a euphoric feeling as you climb 2000 ft. of rolling single-tracks with the lowest elevation at 7085ft above sea level. Very run-able with long rolling climbs as you adventure through a diverse eco-system enlightened by a full moon, all below the North American Aerospace Defense Command. Your run will have views of the Front Range peaks and the beautiful city of Colorado Springs.

Register now for the DTR FULL MOON NIGHT TRAIL RUN and make your Saturday night an EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME.

For More Info: https://goo.gl/ZhEVmE

THE AFTER PARTY!

THE OWL WENT BACK…TO THE 80s
We’re takin’ it back to the old school!

– Award to The Best 80’s Costume, so let’s see your radical styles!

Party with Us 80’s Style.. so RAD!!
Complimentary Burrito, Beer, and Music for good vibes to complete the party!

We employ the same safety procedures for our ULTRA-TRAIL events, including complete aid stations, experienced trail-running volunteers and full medical and emergency staff.

FLASHLIGHTS / HEADLAMPS REQUIRED ON COURSE
**Bright colored apparel recommended

PACKET PICKUP
Pre-race Packet Pickup

SCHEDULE

The first wave will take off at 8 pm, followed by Wave 2 at 8:10 pm.

6-7:45 pm Race Day Packet Pick Up
8:00 pm First Wave
8:05 pm Second Wave
8:10 pm Third Wave
10:00pm Awards & Ceremony

RUNNER’S PREMIUM
All participants receive a one of kind swag bag, finisher’s medal, post-race ceremony, plus other perks.

THE PARK
Cheyenne Mountain State Park
The 2,701-acre park is located on the eastern flank of Cheyenne Mountain and borders the plains of Colorado in a stunning transition from plains to peaks. The park does a fantastic job of keeping natural condition, and wildlife abundant. Wildlife in the park includes deer, elk, black bears, cougar, coyotes, foxes, prairie dogs, red-tailed hawks, golden eagles and wild turkeys. It is also home of the North American Aerospace Defense Command, also known as NORAD