When is Silverheels Trail Runs?

Silverheels Trail Runs takes place on Jul 11, 2026. That's in 1 month.

Where is Silverheels Trail Runs located?

Silverheels Trail Runs is held in Fairplay, Colorado, United States.

What distances are available at Silverheels Trail Runs?

Silverheels Trail Runs offers the following distances: 50M, 60K, 19M, 10M.

How do I register for Silverheels Trail Runs?

You can register for Silverheels Trail Runs through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for Silverheels Trail Runs?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 41°F and 68°F on race day. There's approximately a 11% chance of precipitation.

Silverheels Trail Runs (10M-50M) - Jul 11, 2026 | Fairplay, CO

Embark on an unforgettable high-altitude adventure at the Silverheels Trail Runs on July 11, 2026. While officially located near Fairplay, CO, the main event hub, including the start and finish lines for the 10M, 19M, 60K, and 50M distances, is now nestled in the historic Como Roundhouse in Como, CO. For those tackling the monumental 100-Mile and 100K challenges, the journey begins at the Burning Bear Trailhead near Kenosha Pass in Grant, CO. This event, part of the respected Human Potential Running Series, welcomes runners to some of Colorado's most visually stunning terrain.

The Silverheels Trail Runs promise a truly unique course, with an average elevation consistently above 10,000 feet. Runners will traverse a captivating mix of singletrack trails, fire roads, and dirt paths through high alpine and sub-alpine meadows bursting with wildflowers. Prepare for expansive views of the South Park Valley and the majestic "Decalibron" 14ers, with up to 19 different peaks visible on a clear day. Shorter distances, including the 10M and 19M, explore the gorgeous Gold Dust Trail, winding through aspen groves, over mountain creeks, and past historical mining encampments and hand-dug ditches from the late 1800s. Expect challenging, direct climbs that forgo extensive switchbacks, contributing to its reputation as a "hard, high, and lonesome" yet brutally beautiful experience.

Participants consistently praise the breathtaking scenery and the well-stocked aid stations manned by dedicated volunteers. Aid station support is available, and crew access is permitted for 50M, 100K, and 100M runners at specific points. Typical race day conditions in mid-July feature comfortable highs around 68F and lows around 41F, with only an 11% chance of precipitation, offering ideal weather for high-country running. Experience the magic of running through ghost towns and beneath the watchful eye of Silverheels Mountain, with the Milky Way galaxy overhead for those venturing into the night.