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July 6, 2024
Clark, CO, 80428, US
Welcome to another year of epic fun, memories and vertical, with the Hahns Peak Hill Climb. This is an 8 mile out and back trail run that starts at the Quarry Lot (FS550 + HWY 129) north of Hahns Peak Village, CO. The EPIC course runs 4 miles up to the top of Hahns Peak and the fire lookout tower built in 1912. The final push to the summit is dominated by a talus slope. Racers will turnaround at the tower, following the trail 4 miles back down to the finish line.
This trail race is an event that started in 2017 at the base of Hahns Peak in North Routt County. Running this course started with a few hardcore North Routt locals meeting at the beautiful Cabins at Historic Columbine every 4th of July. From there, they would race to the summit and fire outlook of Hahns Peak, once an active volcano with an elevation of 10,839 & 360 degree panoramic views like no other. Now it’s time to share this amazing course with all of you!
Proceeds from this race are donated to the Steamboat Springs High School Track & Field and Cross Country programs.
Distance: 8 mile
Location: Hahns Peak, Quarry Lot, Clark, CO
Date: Saturday, July 9th 2022
Start Time: 8:30 am
Registration:
Register online until July 7th at 8:00 PM. On-site registration will be available from 07:30 to 8:30 am at the start line. You can also register at Ski Haus at 1457 Pine Grove Road on Friday, July 8th from 4-6 pm.
Registration Fees:
8 Mile: $40
Please note that prices will increase by $10 for race day registrations and all packet pickup registrations. Register online to save.
Racers 17 & under: $15
T-Shirt: $15 NOTE: Preferred T-shirt size will be assured only if registered by June 24th.
No Refunds. Proceeds from this race will be donated to Steamboat Springs Track & Field and Cross Country programs.
Packet Pick-Up: THERE WILL NOT BE ANY PACKET PICKUP ON FRIDAY. ALL NUMBERS CAN BE PICKED AT THE RACE BEGINNING AT 7:30 AM.
Professional Timing: Kandu Timing
Course Description:
The Hahns Peak Hill Climb is an 8 mile out and back trail run that starts at the Quarry Lot (FS550 + HWY 129) north of Hahns Peak Village, CO. The course runs 4 miles up to the top of Hahns Peak and the fire lookout tower built in 1912. The final push to the summit is dominated by a loose rock and talus slope. Chutes will be marked to the summit to ensure a safe ascent and descent. Safety on this slippery slope is essential so please use caution and stay on the marked trail at all times. Racers will turnaround at the tower, following the trail 4 miles back down to the finish line.
The trail is 75% single track, 99% trail, has 2,200 ft. of elevation gain. It is a mix of jeep road, single track and talus slope. This is a challenge course that is not for the faint of heart! Don’t forget to pose for your “jump shot” at the top of Hahns Peak, and keep an eye out for the North Routt Yeti, who some locals swear is lurking in the woods!
Driving Directions/Parking Information:
Head north out of Steamboat on Hwy 129/Elk River Road. Drive 30 miles north, past Hahns Peak Village and the Columbine Cabins to Forest Rd 550. The Quarry Lot is on the right. Parking may be tight so PLEASE CARPOOL. Please allow at least 45 minutes driving time from Steamboat Springs.
Awards and Post Race:
Prizes for 1st-3rd place adult male & female + 1st-3rd medals for youth male & female
Every participant is automatically entered in our prize raffle, which will follow the awards ceremony.
Race Director:
Lisa Renee Tumminello, [email protected] or 720-339-6924
Course Records:
Male: Avery Collins – 58:54 (2017 old course); Kory Skattum (2023) - 1:04.
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