Colorado's first 100-miler — smooth loops through Pikes Peak granite at 9,000+ ft
Other trail races within 35 miles
The first 100-miler on the Colorado calendar, the Great Divide Ultra 100 Mile sends runners through seven loops of Mueller State Park's rolling meadows and Pikes Peak granite scenery. The course is entirely above 9,100 feet on smooth singletrack and doubletrack, making it an accessible entry into 100-mile racing without the technical terrain of many Colorado ultras. The generous 36-hour cutoff and well-stocked aid stations every 4–6 miles make this a welcoming race for both first-time centurions and experienced runners chasing a strong time.
Some ultra experience recommended
Divide, CO, United StatesJune 06, 2026
The Great Divide Ultra 100 Mile is a loop trail race in Divide, CO, United States, held on June 06, 2026. The course covers 100 miles, climbs 16,070 ft, and has a 36h cutoff.
This edition has its own course and we haven't mapped it yet. The interactive map, elevation profile and aid stations will appear here once the route is confirmed.
Aid stations for this edition aren't published yet. They'll appear here once the route is confirmed.
Entire course sits between 9,189 and 9,743 ft — plan for altitude adjustment, especially for runners coming from lower elevations.
Early June Colorado weather is unpredictable; rain and snow are possible. Temperatures range from mid-60s during the day to mid-40s at night.
Overnight temperatures can drop into the 40s and below; 100-mile and 100K runners should carry warm layers for night sections.
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