The Winter Distance Series is a series of three running races in Littleton, CO. There are options to run three different variations of the complete series. Runners can also opt to register for each race separately.
Please Carpool:
We encourage carpooling as it is better for the environment. It also helps with parking inside the park. There are a limited number of parking spaces at the Swim Beach. If you arrive late, you may have to park up to a half a mile from the start/finish area. We are directing people to RideShare.us to find a carpool.
Park Passes:
New this year - all participants will be required to have a park pass on their vehicle window while at the race. These will be provided by race staff as you enter the park (there is no fee - it is included in your registration). We are encouraging people to take advantage of the Colorado State Parks yearly pass. This pass can now be purchased any time of year and is good for 12 months from the time of purchase.
It allows year round use of all 42 of Colorado's beautiful state parks.
Vehicles with yearly passes will gain quicker entrance into the park on race morning.
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Rudolph's Revenge 5K/10K |
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Frosty's Frozen Five & Ten (5M/10M) |
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Snowman Stampede 5M/10M |
Looking for volunteers:
We are currently looking for volunteers to help us put on the Winter Distance Series. All volunteers will get a free entry into another event produced by Colorado Runner Events. Please email us if you are interested?
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