Timberview Trail Run
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Event Overview
The Timberview Trail Run is a trail running event at Lory State Park in Bellvue, Colorado. The 2026 edition on June 27 is noted as the event's seventh annual running. It offers three different race distances: a 5K, a 5 mile, and a 10 mile run.
Course and Location
All courses take place on trails within Lory State Park, described as providing views of Horsetooth Reservoir, Fort Collins, and the foothills. The 5K course is described as an easier introduction to trail running. The 5 mile course features more technical trails and a greater elevation gain. The 10 mile course consists of two loops of the 5 mile route. The organizer notes that courses are subject to adjustments due to weather, and separate "wet weather" alternate routes are prepared.
Participant Information
Online registration is open, with tiered pricing based on the date of entry. Registration is also available on the Friday before the race and on race morning. Every registered participant receives an event shirt, a finisher medal, a race bib, free event photos, post-race food and drinks, and professional chip timing. Craft beer is noted as being available at the finish line. The event is described as a 100% plant-based and USATF-sanctioned event.
Logistics
The event uses chip timing. Aid stations with water, fuel, electrolyte drink, and water bowls for dogs are placed along all courses. Parking is at Lory State Park, and carpooling is encouraged due to limited spots. A parking pass is required, which is included with the race bib if selected during registration. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
