Front Range Ultra Dayze
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Event overview
Front Range Ultra Dayze is a multi-day ultrarunning festival in Loveland, CO, hosted at Centennial Park / River’s Edge Natural Area. The event offers both time-based and distance-based ultra events and is limited to a 200-runner field. Members of the 100x100 club may receive free entry. Multiple-event discounts are available after initial registration. Registrations include a waterproof dry bag, a beanie, and a collapsible cup; buckles are awarded for ultra-distance milestones and a finishing award is given only for reaching 50k.
Distances
- 200-mile
- 100-mile
- 100-hour
- 72-hour
- 48-hour
- 24-hour
- 12-hour
- 50k
Course, services, and logistics
The race uses a roughly 2-mile loop with about 80% dirt trail and 20% pavement. The start/finish area and a 24/7 aid station are located beside the shelter in Centennial Park. Two hot meals are cooked daily for participants. The event is chip timed and wearing the timing chip properly is required.
Rules, camping, and facilities
Camping is permitted in a designated park area during race dates only; park rules restrict tent stakes and require pop-ups to be weighed down. About 20 RV permits are available for a fee that will be donated to the City of Loveland. No pacers are allowed on course. Crew assistance is allowed only in designated crew areas. Other rules include no dogs, no cutting the course, and no littering; violations may lead to disqualification. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
