24 Hours Of Palmer Lake
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Event Overview
The 24 Hours of Palmer Lake is a 24-hour endurance run held on a loop course near Palmer Lake, Colorado. The course is a 0.82-mile loop situated on the Palmer Divide at an elevation of 7,240 feet. It is described as a community-driven event focused on participants pushing their personal limits.
Course Details
The loop course is noted for its scenery, being surrounded by mountains. The event is geared towards various goals, such as competing to cover the greatest distance, setting a personal distance record, or testing nutrition strategies.
Awards and Recognition
Awards are given to the top three overall finishers who cover the most distance within 24 hours. The first ten runners to complete 100 miles or more within the time limit will receive a belt buckle at the event. Others who achieve this distance will receive their buckles a few weeks later.
Registration
A portion of each registration fee, specifically $5, is donated to the Palmer Lake Parks Committee to support local park improvements. The event does not offer refunds, but with sufficient notice, registrants may be eligible for a credit toward the following year's event. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
