Front Range Ultra Dayze
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Front Range Ultra Dayze
Front Range Ultra Dayze is a multi-day ultrarunning event held in Centennial Park, Loveland, Colorado. The event uses a two mile loop that is about 80% dirt trail and 20% pavement, routing through River's Edge Natural Area and returning to Centennial Park from the opposite direction. The course is flat and mostly trail. The event has a 150 total runner cap.
Runners may camp at the park during event dates at no additional charge. The start/finish aid station operates continuously and supplies Proxima C fueling products. The race is chip timed and runners must wear timing chips correctly. Distance-based entries must be completed before the official cutoff to avoid a DNF; drops in distance at the event are not permitted. Buckles are awarded for mileage milestones starting at 50K.
Rules for crew, pacers, and camping are enforced: pacers may accompany runners but may not use the race aid station; each runner may receive up to two vehicle passes; crew support is allowed only at designated areas; camping, pop-up, and RV setups must follow specified permit and safety requirements. RV space fees are collected and donated to the City of Loveland.
100x100 Club members and multiple event registration discounts are available under specified terms. Registration fees and refund credit rules vary by timing of withdrawal. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.