Running, Cycling, Hiking and Climbing in the Pikes Peak Region

Pikes Peak Sports trail and road ride guide

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Comment by Chris Bittinger on February 22, 2011 at 8:34pm: HART (High Altitude Running Team) had a great team workout at Monument Valley Park. Warmer weather and low winds made for some good times. Officially training for the Garden of the Gods 10 Miler starts March 1st so there is still time to sign up. There are registration packets at Boulder Running CO. or just come out Tuesday March 1st and meet the other team members. We start warming up at 5PM behind Colorado College at the parking lot by the bridge on Catch Le Pudre. For more info. e-mail bittingerchris1@gmail.com .

Comment by Chris Bittinger on February 9, 2011 at 9:54pm: Just a reminder that the High Altitude Running Team (HART) is having the sign up for the Men's Garden of the Gods 10 Miler training program at Boulder Running Company this Sunday Feb. 13th at 2PM. Cost is $100 and includes a race tech tee, personnalized schedules, two group training session per week and a special discount on purchases at Boulder Running Company

Comment by Chris Bittinger on January 19, 2011 at 8:42am: Mark your calenders! February 13th at Boulder Running Company 2PM come sign up and join the High Altitude Running Team (HART) in training for the Garden of the Gods 10 miler in June. For a cost of only $100.00 you get personalized schedules, two group training sessions per week(Tuesday and Saturday), guest speakers and a technical running shirt. Team sponsor Boulder Running Company also offers a 15% off purchases for team members. Come join us and have some fun training with a great group.

Comment by UpaDowna on June 20, 2010 at 1:45pm: Lynn, have you tried mapmyrun or mapmyhike.com yet? They are really good sources of info for local hikes/runs. Since this is geared towards the Pikes Peak region, you might find more on there! Happy Trail Running!

Comment by Brian McCarrie on May 30, 2010 at 6:36pm: Hey Lynn, thanks for the input! I'm not too familiar with the trails in OR or WA but let me see what I can dig up. Thanks again.