• Runners will follow a beautiful, rolling race course in the Highlands Ranch Backcountry Wilderness area. The 10.3 mile loop is 98% dirt trails with approx. 870 feet of elevation gain per lap, minimal technical difficulty, and wide-open and exposed views… Perfect for a race at night!
• The race will begin under a Rocky Mountain sunset, continue throughout the night beneath the illumination of the full moon, and finish as the sun rises again in the east to paint the foothills with alpenglow. Runners will run their loops in a counterclockwise direction.
• The race course will be well-marked with flags, flagging, reflective tape, signs, and spray chalk. All runners will also be required to run with a headlamp (or handheld light source), during the race.
• Solo runners and 3-person relay teams will run the entire 10.3 mile course for their laps.  

The course will be supported with two aid stations; Outlaw AS (Mile 4.3) and the Start/Finish (Mile 10.3). Each aid station will be stocked with various hydration and food options, and both have port-o-potties.

Each aid station will be stocked with various hydration and food options, along with Kleenex, bug repellant, and Vaseline.

Aid Station Offerings:
Hydration: Water,  Gatorade, Soda
Food: Chips/Fritos, Pretzels, Pickles, Cookies, M&Ms, Skittles, Snickers, Watermelon, Oranges, Bananas, Honey-Stinger Gels, Bean and tortilla rolls, PB&J mini-sandwiches

• Runners will run the course in a clockwise direction for their loops.
• 3-person relay teams will run the entire 10.3 mile course, marked in orange. 5-person relay teams will run on the same course, broken up into a 5.3 mile loop, marked in yellow (odd laps), and a 7.2 mile loop marked in blue (even laps). 5-person teams are not permitted to run the entire 10.3-mile course and must stick to the alternating yellow/blue loops only, for scoring/timing purposes. (Any deviation from this will be grounds for disqualification.)
• All relay exchanges will be made at the Start/Finish. No exchanges are allowed anywhere else on course.
• Teams will be able to set up a “crew area” in the designated area at the Start/Finish (e.g. tent, chairs, sleeping bags, additional race gear, etc.)
• Runners may not receive crew support from teammates anywhere else on course other than the Start/Finish, nor is pacing allowed.
• Relay teams do not have to keep to a set “batting order” for their runners and can change position during the race as needed (i.e., if a team member becomes too tired to run).
• Relay team members may run subsequent laps without an exchange (i.e., one runner does back-to-back laps).
• Relay teams may opt to run continuously (non-stop), or take an extended break in between laps, and can stop their run at any time (not required to run for the entire 12-hour duration).
• Relay team members will all receive glow-in-the-dark finisher medals.

Crews
Runners may receive crew support only from the Start/Finish area. Runners
receiving crew support from any other area may be subject to disqualification.

Pacers
Pacers are not allowed.

Relay teams will have a designated area at the Start/Finish for a drop bag, tent,
chairs, sleeping bag, cooler with food/fluids, additional gear, etc.

• The race will begin under a Rocky Mountain sunset, continue throughout the night beneath the illumination of the full moon, and finish as the sun rises again in the east to paint the foothills with alpenglow. Runners will run their loops in a counterclockwise direction.
• The race course will be well-marked with flags, flagging, reflective tape, signs, and spray chalk. All runners will also be required to run with a headlamp (or handheld light source), during the race.
• 5-Person Relay Teams will alternate between two different routes, including a 7.1 mile loop (even numbered laps) and a 5.2 mile loop (odd numbered laps), each passing through Outlaw Aid before returning back to the start / finish area to complete the loop. Both loops are on almost entirely dirt trails with minimal technical difficulty, and wide-open and exposed views… Perfect for a race at night!

The course will be supported with two aid stations, at “Outlaw” (Mile 4.3) and the Start/Finish (Mile 10.3). Solo, 3-Person, and 5-Person odd lap runners will pass through Outlaw Aid Station on course. 5-Person even lap course will pass near Outlaw AS a mile from the start of the lap.

Each aid station will be stocked with various hydration and food options, along with Kleenex, bug repellant, and Vaseline.

Aid Station Offerings:
Hydration: Water,  Gatorade, Soda
Food: Chips/Fritos, Pretzels, Pickles, Cookies, M&Ms, Skittles, Snickers, Watermelon, Oranges, Bananas, Honey-Stinger Gels, Bean and tortilla rolls, PB&J mini-sandwiches

Crews
Runners may receive crew support only from the Start/Finish area. Runners receiving crew support from any other area may be subject to disqualification.

Pacers
Pacers are not allowed.

Relay teams will have a designated area at the Start/Finish for a drop bag, tent, chairs, sleeping bag, cooler with food/fluids, additional gear, etc.

• Runners will run the course in a clockwise direction for their loops.
• 3-person relay teams will run the entire 10.3 mile course, marked in orange. 5-person relay teams will run on the same course, broken up into a 5.3 mile loop, marked in yellow (odd laps), and a 7.2 mile loop marked in blue (even laps). 5-person teams are not permitted to run the entire 10.3-mile course and must stick to the alternating yellow/blue loops only, for scoring/timing purposes. (Any deviation from this will be grounds for disqualification.)
• All relay exchanges will be made at the Start/Finish. No exchanges are allowed anywhere else on course.
• Teams will be able to set up a “crew area” in the designated area at the Start/Finish (e.g. tent, chairs, sleeping bags, additional race gear, etc.)
• Runners may not receive crew support from teammates anywhere else on course other than the Start/Finish, nor is pacing allowed.
• Relay teams do not have to keep to a set “batting order” for their runners and can change position during the race as needed (i.e., if a team member becomes too tired to run).
• Relay team members may run subsequent laps without an exchange (i.e., one runner does back-to-back laps).
• Relay teams may opt to run continuously (non-stop), or take an extended break in between laps, and can stop their run at any time (not required to run for the entire 12-hour duration).
• Relay team members will all receive glow-in-the-dark finisher medals.