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Silverton

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Races: 100 Mile

The sixteenth running of the Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run is scheduled to start at 6:00 am, Friday July 9, 2010, in Silverton, Colorado. In 2010, the course will be run in the clockwise direction - a big loop through the San Juan Mountains of beautiful southwest Colorado: Silverton - Ophir - Telluride - Ouray - Sherman (Lake City) - Silverton, 100 miles, 33,000' total elevation gain, 11,186' average elevation, low point 7,680' at Ouray, high point 14,048' at Handies Peak.

Applications for the Hardrock are now available at www.run100s.com/HR

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Address:

Silverton

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Races: 50 K, Marathon

Leaving Memorial Park, follow 18th Street to Cement Street, turning left and then running through Silver Lakes campground. Proceed straight on this road until you intersect asphalt road (County Road 2). Turn right on CR 2. . Follow asphalt road for approximately ¾ mile.

Howardsville: (4 miles; +380 feet cumulative climb; overall this section is fairly flat and fast with minimal rocky footing)
At the base of the big asphalt climb, 100 yards after red brick "Powerhouse" on right -side of road, turn right onto narrow bumpy gravel road. DO NOT follow asphalt road up the climb. (**This section differs from years previous). Go straight on rocky gravel road for approximately 2.5 miles to Howardsville aid station. **NOTE: There is one minor stream crossing as part of this new section. You may be able to cross the stream without getting wet feet…or you may not. At this point, you are allowed to go left off course and climb up above the big metal pipe out of which the stream water flows. It is up to each runner to decide how to proceed. Look for the Howardsville aid station before you intersect the big gravel road at mile 4.

Eureka: (7.6 miles; +600 feet cumulative climb; overall this section is flat and fast with smooth gravel footing)
After Howardsville aid station, turn right onto big gravel road (CR 2). Follow main road 3.6 miles to Eureka aid station. Look for aid station on left side of road, shortly after crossing bridge over Animas River before starting big climb.

Animas Forks (11 miles; +1,800 feet cumulative climb; this section is the beginning of the race's big climb, there are few flat spots)
Proceed straight up on this rocky jeep road. ½ mile before Animas Forks aid station, road forks. Go LEFT!! DO NOT follow road to Engineer and Cinnamon Pass. Look for aid station somewhere in old abandoned town-site of Animas Forks.

California Pass (12,960ft) (16 miles; +3,560 feet

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Durango

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Fans can purchase a season ticket for admission to every 2013 BCB home bout in one high value, low cost ticket. Typical general admission prices to bouts are $12. As a thank you to our loyal fans, we are offering up to 50% off the cost of admission at the gate! Most bouts will be held at Boulder County Fairgrounds. There will be at least five home bouts in 2013, though more may be added. Check out the website (www.bouldercountybombers.com) for details. Since kids 12 and under will typically be admitted free of charge, season tickets for children are not recommended. Tickets are non-transferrable and the name on the ticket must match the name on your ID at the gate.

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Address:
Silverton, CO
Durango

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The DEATH RIDE Tour IV Ride for Life is a fundraising event to support Children's Hospital Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the ALS Association. Each participant is required to raise a minimum of $250 in contributions by Day One of the Tour. A personal fund raising page can be set up through the following Active Giving Campaign - DEATH RIDE Tour IV Ride for Life

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1 Skier Place
Durango

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