Suffer Better Fall Trail Run
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Suffer Better Fall Trail Run
The Suffer Better Fall Trail Run is a mountain endurance event held annually in October. The 2026 edition marks the tenth anniversary of the event, which takes place on trail networks in Colorado. The race focuses on community engagement and raising awareness for environmental issues, specifically the protection of public lands and water resources.
The event offers two primary distances for participants:
- 25 km
- 50 km
The 25 km category includes a specific division referred to as the Fishslapping division. The courses are designed as mountain endurance tests within a trail setting. Registration is open to the general community, and participants contribute to fundraising efforts for environmental preservation through their involvement.
The organizers provide a scholarship fund known as the Run Wild - Suffer Better Scholarship Fund. This program is available for individual youths and youths accompanied by an adult mentor or guardian. It provides financial assistance for registration fees and includes access to preparation guidance from a licensed coach. The initiative aims to increase access to the outdoors and support the development of trail runners.
The event is part of a broader series of programs that include panels, presentations, and podcasts focused on the endurance community and environmental conservation. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
