Colorado 13er Half Marathon

  • Sunday, June 6, 2027
  • Louisville, Colorado
  • Half marathon · 13.1 mi

Where the 2027 race is now

  1. RegistrationOpen when last checked August 14, 2026Check registration
  2. Race daySunday, June 6, 2027
  3. ResultsPosted here as soon as the timer has them
Race day
Jun 6, 2027
Sunday
Distance
13.1 mi
Half marathon
Entry
Open?
As of August 14
Boston qualifier
n/a
Live tracking
Not yet
Shown here race week
Latest results
None yet
After race day

Quick facts

  • Roughly nine miles on flat crushed gravel path, with Flatirons views throughout.
  • Run near 5,300 feet, so visiting runners should plan for altitude.
  • Ten water stations and live timed results, fields near 105 to 150 finishers.
  • Early 6:30 a.m. start to stay ahead of Colorado summer sun.

Course

A looped route through Louisville with about nine miles on flat crushed gravel path and the rest on pavement, laid out to keep the Flatirons in view. Ten water stations and five toilet stops along the way, plus iced towels at the finish. The surface is kind, but the elevation near 5,300 feet is not.

Race-day weather

Early June on the Front Range means a cool 6:30 start in the 50s and a fast climb once the sun is up. Thin dry air at altitude makes hydration and a conservative first few miles matter for visiting runners.

About the Colorado 13er Half Marathon

Formerly branded around a women's apparel sponsor, this Louisville race has settled into its own identity as a well supported June half for runners of every level. Fields sit near 105 to 150 finishers, and the organizers put a lot of effort into aid, communication and timing.

Past Colorado 13er Half Marathon dates and results

YearDateStatusResults
2027Sunday, June 6, 2027Upcoming—

Colorado 13er Half Marathon FAQ

When is the Colorado 13er Half Marathon?

The 2027 Colorado 13er Half Marathon is on Sunday, June 6, 2027.

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