A point-to-point adventure through the Cuchara Valley with sunrise road miles and a Raspberry Mountain summit
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The 50K starts in the small town of La Veta and traces 32 miles through the San Isabel National Forest to the village of Cuchara — a true point-to-point adventure. The route begins on a low-trafficked county road with sunrise views of the Spanish Peaks before pushing into wildfire recovery terrain from the 2018 Spring Creek Fire. Runners encounter 4 unavoidable stream crossings in a flood-damaged canyon, then climb 6 miles and nearly 2,900 feet to the high point on Raspberry Mountain at 11,147 ft. The descent winds through dense lodgepole and aspen forest with panoramic views of the Spanish Peaks, finishing at the Cuchara Yacht Club during the town's annual Oktoberfest celebration. No pacers, no drop bags; crew access at two designated checkpoints along the final 9 miles.
Experienced ultrarunners
La Veta, CO, United StatesSeptember 26, 2026
WILD Wahatoya Runs 50K is a point-to-point trail race in La Veta, CO, United States, held on September 26, 2026. The course covers 32.4 miles, climbs 6,690 ft, and has a 14h cutoff.


| Location | Mile | Elevation | Cutoff | Crew |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Start Start | 0.0 | 6,995 ft | — | |
Sulphur Springs Ranch Aid Station | 7.0 | 7,930 ft | 2h20m8:20 AM | |
Forbes Park Aid Station | 17.5 | 10,085 ft | — | |
Spring Creek TH Aid Station | 23.1 | 8,635 ft | 9h15m3:15 PM | Crew |
Cuchara Mountain Park Aid Station | 26.1 | 9,249 ft | 11h5:00 PM | Crew |
South Dike Trailhead Aid Station | 28.0 | 8,848 ft | 12h10m6:10 PM | |
Finish Finish | 32.4 | 8,488 ft | 14h8:00 PM |
Aid station details for this race are still being filled in. Cutoffs and access rules come from the race’s own published information and can change — check the official race details before planning around them.
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Course reaches 11,147 ft on Raspberry Mountain; start/finish area at ~8,500 ft — acclimatization advised for lowlanders
Late September in the Colorado Rockies; afternoon thunderstorms possible — mandatory waterproof jacket required
Temperatures above treeline can drop near freezing at night; back-of-pack runners must carry mandatory emergency layers and headlamp
No required gear specified
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