Front Range Ultra Dayze
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Front Range Ultra Dayze : event overview
Front Range Ultra Dayze is a multi-day ultra-running event held September 3-7, 2026 in Loveland, Colorado, at Centennial Park and the River’s Edge Natural Area. The event has a 200-runner cap and offers a mix of timed and distance-based ultra events. Timed events use fixed durations; timed racers may choose from multiple start dates and may start late, but official timing follows the scheduled race period. Distance events have multiple start options and share a common end time, with incompletes recorded as DNF.
Course, rules, services, and awards
The course is a roughly 2-mile loop composed of about 80% dirt trail and 20% pavement, running through River’s Edge Natural Area and returning to Centennial Park. Key rules: the event is chip timed and runners must wear the timing chip correctly; pacers are not allowed; crew assistance is allowed only in designated crew areas; cutting the course, littering, or entering the course off-route can result in disqualification; dogs are not permitted. Camping is allowed in a designated race area with city rules on stakes and pop-up weights; about 20 permitted RV spots are available for an additional fee that is donated to the City of Loveland. Support includes a 24/7 aid station and two daily hot meals. Finishing awards and buckle levels are offered; a finishing award requires reaching 50k. Distances offered include: Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
- 200-mile
- 100-mile
- 100-hour
- 72-hour
- 48-hour
- 24-hour
- 12-hour
- 50k