Adventure Race Round-Up & Your Chance To Win!
The Adventure Race Season is here! Catch Carri will be will be giving away a pair of entries to each of the following races. Here’s the line up.
Easy Entry!
1. Like Catch Carri on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CatchCarri
2. Email carri@catchcarri.com with your name and tell her which of the events you would like your name to be entered into for a chance at winning a pair of race entries. (Emails kept private and are used so we can notify the winners).
Winter Park Ski Resort
Saturday, April 6
Cost: $55
Racers will take on an adventure criss-crossing Winter Park unraveling mystery clues and taking on obstacles at different checkpoints. Challenges include snow mobile tows, frozen turkey shuffleboard, hammerschlagen and other wild winter games. Physical challenges include climbing icy hills, crawling through tunnels, and dodging various frozen obstacles as you race to the finish at Grand Park. After the race, stick around for the party- beer, hot chocolate, bon fires, s’mores, music and chances to win some amazing prizes.
CopperMan Winter Adventure Race (3k)
Sunday, April 14th
Copper Mountain Ski Resort
Cost: $25 by registering here, $30 Day Of
Race Entry with lift ticket $104
Endless frozen obstacles include a Hot Chocolate Pit Cross and Human Luge. The CopperMan winter adventure race is geared towards thrill-seeking snow-lovers ready to tackle the snow and sun during Copper’s Sunsation weekend. Racers will suit up in costumes (each of the four heats will sport their own theme) and embark on the ~3K course through Copper’s base areas, finishing in Center Village where live music, a beer garden and outdoor food will ensure an eventful finish line celebration!
City Park
Price: $60
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Experience a nocturnal wonderland with 3.1 miles of stunning lights and music. This race is much more than running- it also creates a night of fun and an electronic atmopshere. Following the run stick around for the afterparty!
Sunday, April 21
Stapleton’s Central Park, 8999 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd., Denver, CO
Cost: Adults $35, Seniors, 17 & Under $25
This race is a boot camp style run. Start out with a 1-mile run, and then complete 8 fitness stations before running one more mile to finish. At the fitness stations you have 30 seconds to complete as many reps of exercises-, which include push-ups, sit-ups, burpees, box jumps and mountain climbers. Each participant will receive performance points for each fitness segment to determine scoring. Proceeds benefit the Jack H. Marston II Melanoma Fund.
Friday, April 26
Location TBD
Cost: $60
Starting at dusk and ending under a full moon- the Vampire 5k is citizens vs. vampires. Citizens (dressed in all white) start in one location and Vampires in another. The paths converge at an unknown location and then the hunt is on! Vampires will try to “convert” citizens by pulling both white garlic flags they will be carrying while running through fog and red powder zones. Stay around for the post-run Red Dusk after-party with music, red colored beverages, fun awards, and make-up artists on-hand ready to “transform” you to a vampire.
Saturday, May 4
Bohn Park, 219 2nd Ave, Lyons, CO
Cost: $55
Join thousands of Divas ready to duke it out on this three-mile course. The women’s only race is filled with obstacles that will test strength, agility, balance and speed. Choose to compete in a timed wave or an untimed head allowing you to take the course at comfortable pace. Costumes are encouraged so don’t forget the boas, tutus and bling.
Rugged Maniac 5k Obstacle Race
Saturday, May 11
Thunder Valley Motocross Park
Cost: $83, Before April 19 then price increases to $88
This race is filled with more than 20 obstacles that will test your limits. Expect to climb over walls up to 20′ high, slide down a 100′ water slide, jump over fire, crawl through tunnels of mud and face a host of other challenges all while running through a combination of forests, fields, motocross tracks and ski slopes! Make sure to stick around for the daylong after party.
Friday, May 31st – June 2nd 2013
Bohn Park
219 2nd Ave
Lyons, CO
Cost: varies based on activities but the games are free to the public
In it’s 12-year history the Games have evolved into a world-class celebration of
mountain sports and all around fun. In addition to a full compliment of kayaking, biking,
fly fishing and even dog events, the 2013 Games will feature numerous clinics and
exhibitions put on by some of the world’s most elite professional athletes. Look for
these as well as several exciting new events that are in the works for 2013. With such a
myriad of activities, the 2013 Lyons Outdoor Games promises to be our best event yet!
Sunday, June 16
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
Cost $40 until 4/3, $45 until 4/24
The Dirty Dash is a mud run obstacle course inspiried by military boot camp moves. You’ll need endurance to trudge up mountains of sludge, courage to overcome uncompromising obstacles, a complete lack of shame to wallow in pits of mud and a smile to show through at the end!
Saturday, June 29
May Farms, 64001 Colorado 36
Byers, CO 80103
Cost: $87 from March 16, 2013 – May 24, 2013, 11:59PM EST
$97 from May 25, 2013 – June 25, 2013, 11:59PM EST
Zombie Passes are $35, with the option to purchase a discounted Runner Pass for an additional $45.
Spectator Passes are $15 with advanced purchase online and $25 at the door. Children 10 and under are free!
Trudge through 10 to 12 manmade and natural obstacles – including a blood pit, zombie-infested maze and smokehouse, all while being chased and dodging professionally made up zombies. You can sign up as a runner, zombie or both, or choose to stand on the sidelines as a spectator and watch participants run for their lives. The inaugural race, which launched in Darlington, Md. in 2011, attracted more than 10,000 participants and spectators.
July 28th, 2013
Silverthorne, CO
Cost: $75 for both Sprint & International – $85 on day of race
This triathlon showcases the best of the Rocky Mountains and is located in the
beautiful mountain town of Silverthorne, Colorado.
The event offers two distances:
Sprint: 400m Swim, 10 mile Bike, 3.1 mile Run
International: 800m Swim, 20 mile Bike, 6.2 mile Run.
Both courses enjoy an open water swim, an epic and relatively fast bike course in
the shadows of the Gore Range and a beautiful run along the Blue River. This is
one of the most beautiful triathlon courses in the country.
Join hundreds of triathletes from around the state and country for the 3rd Annual
Rocky Mountain Triathlon at Silverthorne July 28th, 2013.
Saturday, August 3
City Park, Denver CO
Cost: Early Bird $40, Before Jun 4 $50, Before Jul 20 $55
Drenched is all about bringing everything you love about summer into one wild and crazy event. Be on alert! You can expect water balloons, water guns and water obstacles along the 5k course. And a signature water slide right to the finish.
Saturday, August 17
Copper Mountain Ski Resort
Cost: $60 until May 22; $65* until June 19; $70 until July 17; $75 until August 7; $90* until Aug. 13
This is a fire jumping, cargo net climbing, mud-crawling extreme race. You never know what obstacle is going to sneak attack next during the demanding 5k course running up and down the hills of Copper Mountain. The finisher’s party and furry warrior hats are a big draw for racers. The race is challenging but still leaves runners with enough energy to rock the house down at the music stage and cheers with a beer.
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
August 17
Cost: $30 until 4/12, $35 until 5/17
Start out as clean as a newborn babe, and throughout the run, you’ll coat yourself with Color Bombs of blue, green, pink, purple, and yellow until your face, shirt, and body come out silkscreened like a tie-dyed hippy on the other side.Each section of the run adds a new explosion of color to your clean, painter’s palate until you cross the finish line into a final blitzkrieg of color.
Colorado Springs at the Pikes Peak International Raceway
August 24
Cost: $35 until 4/17, $40 until 5/15
The Dirty Dash is a mud run obstacle course inspiried by military boot camp moves. You’ll need endurance to trudge up mountains of sludge, courage to overcome uncompromising obstacles, a complete lack of shame to wallow in pits of mud and a smile to show through at the end!
Oktoberfest Denver and Das Hustlehoff 5k.
Two weekends: September 20-22nd & September 27-29th
Located in Downtown Denver between 20th and 22nd street on Larimer Streets.
Cost: Free
Germany heads to Denver with the 44th annual Oktoberfest Denver…Grab
your stein, throw on your lederhosen and get ready for the nation’s largest Oktoberfest! This event takes place in Downtown Denver on 20th and Larimer and is FREE to the public. Enjoy music, food, beer and, of course, the Long Dog Derby and Das Hustlehoff 5k.
Held during the Holiday season, exact date TBD
City Park in Denver
Cost: $35
The Ugly Sweater Run is an event for ALL AGES. If you want to wear spandex under your sweater and race fast, that’s cool, but you’re missing the point. If you’ve never run a 5k before, this is a great way to burn some calories before slamming hot chocolate and Winter Lager.
The run is approximately 3.1 miles long on city streets. Runners and walkers dress up in their worst holiday sweaters, maybe have some holiday drinks before lining up at the start line. The start line will have snow machines, reindeer games and awesome holiday music. Once you’re on the course, you’ll find holiday themed aide stations every mile – EG – Sled hills (weather permitting), Hot Chocolate aide stations, Christmas Trees
lining the streets and more snow (Yes, even you Las Vegas, we’re bringing the snow!)
Strollers and dogs are welcome!
After you’ve completed your 3.1 jog (sounds like yawg, it’s a new thing that people are doing now, yawgging), join us at the post run festivities. Awards for best real mustache, best fake mustache, best beard, worst sweater, best sweater and general amazing holiday fun. Oh yea,Sam Adams will be pouring adult beverages for the oldies and the kiddos can get all hopped up on Hot Chocolate.
We ask that every participant brings a new toy to donate under our huge Christmas Tree (yes, we just said Christmas Tree. If you can find us a ‘Holiday’ Tree to buy, shoot us an email). All toys will be donated following the run to Toys For Tots.