October 3-4, 2026
The Bear Chase
Half Marathon | 10K | 5K
Lakewood, CO
The Bear Chase Race Endurance Festival is a 100K, 50 Mile, 50K, Half Marathon, 10K and the New 5k trail race at beautiful Bear Creek Lake Park, in Lakewood, CO.
An excellent race for first time trail and ultramarathoners, runners will experience a variety of challenging terrain and sweeping panoramic views throughout the race. The course is pretty fast (by trail/ultra standards), and not overly technical.
*Distances may vary slightly each year due to permitting.
Start Times
Saturday, October 3100K - 5:30 am
50 Mile - 6:30 am
50K - 7:30 am
Sunday, October 4
Half Marathon - 7:00 am
10K - 8:00 am
5K - 8:30 am
Bib Pickup
Friday, October 2
Runners Roost - Lakewood
7978 W. Alameda, Unit A
Lakewood, CO 802265:00p-7:00pm
Bear Creek Lake Park
Big Soda Lake Beach
Lakewood, CO
Saturday, October 3
4:30 am - 6:30 am (100K, 50 Mile)
6:30 am - 7:30 am (50K)
Sunday, October 4
6:00 am - 7:00 am (Half Marathon)
7:00 am- 8:00 am (10K)
7:30 am -8:30 am (5K)
Volunteer
We need help to make The Bear Chase possible. Volunteer perks include Aravaipa race credits and race swag!Fleet Feet Training Program
We have partnered with Fleet Feet Denver to host a training plan for the Bear Chase. More information can be found on their website
Live Tracking
Follow the 2026 The Bear Chase with live split points throughout race weekend.Race Registration
| Until 2/28 | Until 7/14 | Until 9/28 | Race Day | |
| 100K | $180 | $195 | $210 | $225 |
| 50 Mile | $160 | $175 | $190 | $205 |
| 50K | $135 | $145 | $155 | $165 |
| 13.1 Mile | $95 | $105 | $115 | $125 |
| 10K | $60 | $70 | $80 | $90 |
| 5K | $40 | $45 | $50 | $60 |
*Prices do not include Ultrasignup fees or taxes.
A portion of every registration goes to the City of Lakewood and Bear Creek Lake Park to help fund open space preservation projects.
Course Information
Start Time | 5:30 am
Distance | 62.2 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 4,336 feet
Max Elevation | 5,798 feet
Women's Course Record | 8:26:37 - Cory Logsdon (2018)
Men's Course Record | 8:40:45 - Kaci Lickteig (2014)
5 x Orange Course (12.5M)
99% of the course is on soft surface and single track dirt trail.
FUN FACT: The first year of the 100K was 2013, when the park was flooded and our original Start/Finish line was 50-feet under water. An alternate 10.3-mile loop course was used that year, that was flatter/faster and with a lot more pavement.
| 100K | ||
| Aid Stations | Course Distance |
Distance to Next
|
| Start | 0 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 5.3 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 8.8 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 12.4 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 17.7 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 21.2 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 24.8 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 30.1 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 33.7 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 37.3 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 42.6 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 46.1 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 49.7 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 55 | 3.6 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 58.6 | 3.6 |
| Finish | 62.2 | 0 |
Homestead Aid
Full aid station (note: Fluids only for first lap of 100K)
Restrooms: Porta potties
Cattail Creek Aid
Full aid station
Restrooms: Porta potties
Start/Finish Aid
Full aid station
Drop bags
Restrooms: Porta potties
Aid Station Offerings:
Hydration: Water, Tailwind (Endurance Fuel), Soda
Food: Sweet and Salty snacks, Watermelon, Oranges, Bananas, Pickles, Bean Rollups, PB&J
Crew & Spectators
Runners may leave a drop-bag at the Start/Finish and receive crew assistance at the Start/Finish area ONLY. Crewing assistance at other locations on the course is prohibited, and any runner receiving crew support outside of the Start/Finish area will be disqualified. (Crew and spectators are welcome to cheer runners along the course, but must NOT provide aid outside of the Start/Finish area.)
Pacers
100K and 50M runners will be allowed the assistance of pacing after 3:00pm. Runners may only have one pacer at a time and “muling” (i.e., carrying food/fluids/clothing) is not allowed. All pacers will be required to check in at the Start/Finish prior to pacing, and may only begin pacing from the Start/Finish.
Park Pass
Crew, spectators and pacers will be allowed complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. Once the race begins, a Daily or Annual Park Pass will be required for park entry, and will allow reentry for those who wish to leave the park and re-enter.
Note: Bear Creek Lake Park is NOT a Colorado State Park.
Drop bag area will be at the Start/Finish area. Crew supporting their runners may set up a pop-up tent, camping chair, coolers, etc.
100K Course Cutoff
Last lap start - 6:00PM (Runners leaving the Start/Finish at 6:00pm must maintain a pace faster than 16:45/ mile, to stay ahead of rolling cutoffs at each aid station.)
Finish line cutoff - 9:30PM
Race Drop Out
Runners needing to drop out during the race must go to the nearest aid station and notify race crew of intent to drop out, or notify staff at the start/finish area. Failure to do so may lead to an unaccounted status at the end of the race resulting in deploying search and rescue, with the runner responsible for the cost of this effort. Runners dropping out on-course are responsible for coordinating transportation back to the Start/Finish.
Start Time | 6:30 am
Distance | 50.0 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 3,470 feet
Max Elevation | 5,798 feet
Women's Course Record | 6:36:14 - Courtney Dauwalter (2017)
Men's Course Record | 6:36:38 - Patrick Stewart (2015)
4 x Orange Course (12.5M)
99% of the course is on soft surface and single track dirt trail.
FUN FACT: The 50M course was the original race concept, created when RD David Manthey was doing most of his long training runs in Bear Creek Lake Park. He found a 12.5M loop he liked and ran the most, and the rest as they say... is history!
| 50 Mile | ||
| Aid Stations | Course Distance | Distance to Next |
| Start | 0 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 5.3 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 8.8 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 12.4 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 17.7 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 21.2 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 24.8 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 30.1 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 33.7 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 37.3 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 42.6 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 46.1 | 3.6 |
| Finish | 49.7 |
Homestead Aid
Full aid station (note: Fluids only for first lap of 50M)
Restrooms: Porta potties
Cattail Creek Aid
Full aid station
Restrooms: Porta potties
Start/Finish Aid
Full aid station
Drop bags
Restrooms: Porta potties
Aid Station Offerings:
Hydration: Water, Tailwind (Endurance Fuel), Soda
Food: Sweet and Salty snacks, Watermelon, Oranges, Bananas, Pickles, Bean Rollups, PB&J
Crew & Spectators
Runners may leave a drop-bag at the Start/Finish and receive crew assistance at the Start/Finish area ONLY. Crewing assistance at other locations on the course is prohibited, and any runner receiving crew support outside of the Start/Finish area will be disqualified. (Crew and spectators are welcome to cheer runners along the course, but must NOT provide aid outside of the Start/Finish area.)
Pacers
100K and 50M runners will be allowed the assistance of pacing after 3:00pm. Runners may only have one pacer at a time and “muling” (i.e., carrying food/fluids/clothing) is not allowed. All pacers will be required to check in at the Start/Finish prior to pacing, and may only begin pacing from the Start/Finish.
Park Pass
Crew, spectators and pacers will be allowed complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. Once the race begins, a Daily or Annual Park Pass will be required for park entry, and will allow reentry for those who wish to leave the park and re-enter.
Note: Bear Creek Lake Park is NOT a Colorado State Park.
Drop bag area will be at the Start/Finish area. Crew supporting their runners may set up a pop-up tent, camping chair, coolers, etc.
50 Mile Course Cutoff
Last lap start - 6:00PM (Runners leaving the Start/Finish at 6:00pm must maintain a pace faster than 16:45/ mile, to stay ahead of rolling cutoffs at each aid station.)
Finish line cutoff - 9:30PM
Race Drop Out
Runners needing to drop out during the race must go to the nearest aid station and notify race crew of intent to drop out, or notify staff at the start/finish area. Failure to do so may lead to an unaccounted status at the end of the race resulting in deploying search and rescue, with the runner responsible for the cost of this effort. Runners dropping out on-course are responsible for coordinating transportation back to the Start/Finish.
Start Time | 7:30 am
Time Limit | 14 Hours (9:30 pm)
Distance | 31.1 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 2,036 feet
Max Elevation | 5,798 feet
Women's Course Record | 3:46:14 - Hannah Allgood (2025)
Men's Course Record | 3:11:59 - Matt Daniels (2022)
1 x Blue Course (6.1M)
2 x Orange Course (12.5M)
99% of the course is run on dirt trail (50K runners will run a short section of asphalt on the Blue Loop).
FUN FACT: Due to flooding in the park in two different years, The Bear Chase has had three different Start/Finish areas. The current Start/Finish at Big Soda Lake Beach unfortunately takes the Mt. Carbon climb out of the Blue Course, but 50K runners still get to experience it twice during Laps 2 & 3 on the Orange Course!
| 50 KM | ||
| Aid Stations | Course Distance |
Distance to Next
|
| Start | 0 | 6.1 |
| Start / Finish | 6.1 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 11.4 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 14.9 | 3.6 |
| Start / Finish | 18.5 | 5.3 |
| Homestead Aid | 23.8 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 27.3 | 3.6 |
| Finish | 31 | 0 |
Homestead Aid
Full aid station
1 x Blue Course (6.1M)
Cattail Creek Aid
Full aid station
Restrooms: Porta potties
Start/Finish Aid
Full aid station
Drop bags
Restrooms: Porta potties
Aid Station Offerings:
Hydration: Water, Tailwind (Endurance Fuel), Soda
Food: Sweet and Salty snacks, Watermelon, Oranges, Bananas, Pickles, Bean Rollups, PB&J
Crew & Spectators
Runners may leave a drop-bag at the Start/Finish and receive crew assistance at the Start/Finish area ONLY. Crewing assistance at other locations on the course is prohibited, and any runner receiving crew support outside of the Start/Finish area will be disqualified. (Crew and spectators are welcome to cheer runners along the course, but must NOT provide aid outside of the Start/Finish area.)
Pacers
Pacers are not allowed for the 50K. Runners observed with pacers, to include on bike, are subject to race disqualification.
Park Pass
Crew, spectators and pacers will be allowed complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. Once the race begins, a Daily or Annual Park Pass will be required for park entry, and will allow reentry for those who wish to leave the park and re-enter.
Note: Bear Creek Lake Park is NOT a Colorado State Park.
Drop bag area will be at the Start/Finish area. Crew supporting their runners may set up a pop-up tent, camping chair, coolers, etc.
50 KM Course Cutoff
Last lap start - 6:00PM (Runners leaving the Start/Finish at 6:00pm must maintain a pace faster than 16:45/ mile, to stay ahead of rolling cutoffs at each aid station.)
Finish line cutoff - 9:30PM
Race Drop Out
Runners needing to drop out during the race must go to the nearest aid station and notify race crew of intent to drop out, or notify staff at the start/finish area. Failure to do so may lead to an unaccounted status at the end of the race resulting in deploying search and rescue, with the runner responsible for the cost of this effort. Runners dropping out on-course are responsible for coordinating transportation back to the Start/Finish.
Start Time | 7:00 am
Time Limit | 4 Hours
Distance | 13.1 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 887 feet
Max Elevation | 5,798 feet
Women's Course Record | 1:29:15 - Corey Conner (2018)
Men's Course Record | 1:15:16 - Joel Hamilton (2011)
1 x Orange Course (13.1M)
99% of the course is on soft surface and single track dirt trail.
FUN FACT: There are three prominent climbs on the course: "Mount Carbon" is first, "Red Rocks View" is last... But the name of the second climb just past the entrance to Fox Hollow Golf Course? You'll need to ask a Bear Chase veteran to learn that!
| Half-Marathon | ||
| Aid Stations | Course Distance | Distance to Next |
| Start | 0 | 6 |
| Homestead Aid | 6 | 3.5 |
| Cattail Creek Aid | 9.5 | 3.6 |
| Finish | 13.1 | 0 |
Homestead Aid
Full aid station
Restrooms: Porta potties
Cattail Creek Aid
Full aid station
Restrooms: Porta potties
Aid Station Offerings:
Hydration: Water, Tailwind (Endurance Fuel), Soda
Food: Fruit
Crew & Spectators
Crewing assistance on the course is prohibited, and any runner receiving crew support will be disqualified. (Spectators are welcome to cheer runners along the course, but must NOT provide aid.)
Pacers
Pacers are not allowed for the Half Marathon. Runners observed with pacers, to include on bike, are subject to race disqualification.
Park Pass
Crew, spectators and pacers will be allowed complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. Once the race begins, a Daily or Annual Park Pass will be required for park entry, and will allow reentry for those who wish to leave the park and re-enter.
Note: Bear Creek Lake Park is NOT a Colorado State Park.
A designated drop bag area will be available for runners at the Start/Finish. There will be no on-course drop bag access.
Half Marathon/10K
Finish line cutoff - 11:00am
Race Drop Out
Runners needing to drop out during the race must go to the nearest aid station and notify race crew of intent to drop out, or notify staff at the start/finish area. Failure to do so may lead to an unaccounted status at the end of the race resulting in deploying search and rescue, with the runner responsible for the cost of this effort. Runners dropping out on-course are responsible for coordinating transportation back to the Start/Finish.
Start Time | 8:00 am
Time Limit | 3 Hours
Distance | 6.1 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 311 feet
Max Elevation | 5,716 feet
Women's Course Record | 38:40 - Heather Utrata (2010)
Men's Course Record | 34:21 - Matthew Kempton (2012)
1 x Blue Course (6.1M)
99% of the course is run on dirt trail (10K runners will run a short section on asphalt).
FUN FACT: Did you know... The Baby Bear 10K course is slightly short on purpose? It's short by one tenth of a mile so that the 50K distance isn't too long, or too short... It's just right! This was done during the first year of The Bear Chase in 2010, and runners called it the "Baby Bear 10K" at the finish line, and the the name stuck.
| 10 KM | ||
| Aid Stations | Course Distance | Distance to Next |
| Start | 0 | 3.5 |
| Mountain View Aid | 3.5 | 2.6 |
| Finish | 6.1 | 0 |
Mountain View Aid (Sunday's 10K)
Water/Tailwind only
Restrooms: Porta potties
Crew & Spectators
Crewing assistance on the course is prohibited, and any runner receiving crew support will be disqualified. (Spectators are welcome to cheer runners along the course, but must NOT provide aid.)
Pacers
Pacers are not allowed for the Baby Bear 10K. Runners observed with pacers, to include on bike, are subject to race disqualification.
Park Pass
Crew, spectators and pacers will be allowed complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. Once the race begins, a Daily or Annual Park Pass will be required for park entry, and will allow reentry for those who wish to leave the park and re-enter.
Note: Bear Creek Lake Park is NOT a Colorado State Park.
A designated drop bag area will be available for runners at the Start/Finish. There will be no on-course drop bag access.
Half Marathon/10K
Finish line cutoff - 11:00am
Race Drop Out
Runners needing to drop out during the race must go to the nearest aid station and notify race crew of intent to drop out, or notify staff at the start/finish area. Failure to do so may lead to an unaccounted status at the end of the race resulting in deploying search and rescue, with the runner responsible for the cost of this effort. Runners dropping out on-course are responsible for coordinating transportation back to the Start/Finish.
Start Time | 8:30 am
Time Limit | 2.5 Hours
Distance | 3.1 Miles
Total Elevation Gain | 127 feet
Max Elevation | 5,716 feet
Women's Course Record | 20:35 - Kaitlin Johnson (2025)
Men's Course Record | 19:59 - Makaio Martinez (2025)
1 x 3.1M Loop
99% of the course is run on dirt trail (5K runners will run a short section on asphalt).
Crew & Spectators
Crewing assistance on the course is prohibited, and any runner receiving crew support will be disqualified. (Spectators are welcome to cheer runners along the course, but must NOT provide aid.)
Pacers
Pacers are not allowed for the 5K. Runners observed with pacers, to include on bike, are subject to race disqualification.
Park Pass
Crew, spectators and pacers will be allowed complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. Once the race begins, a Daily or Annual Park Pass will be required for park entry, and will allow reentry for those who wish to leave the park and re-enter.
Note: Bear Creek Lake Park is NOT a Colorado State Park.
A designated drop bag area will be available for runners at the Start/Finish. There will be no on-course drop bag access.
Half Marathon/10K/5K
Finish line cutoff - 11:00am
Race Drop Out
Runners needing to drop out during the race must go to the nearest aid station and notify race crew of intent to drop out, or notify staff at the start/finish area. Failure to do so may lead to an unaccounted status at the end of the race resulting in deploying search and rescue, with the runner responsible for the cost of this effort. Runners dropping out on-course are responsible for coordinating transportation back to the Start/Finish.
All About The Bear Chase Trail Races
Additional Race Info
Runner Parking
Runners receive complementary entry to the park prior to the start of the race. (Crew, spectators and pacers arriving after the start will need a Daily or Annual Park Pass for entry.) Primary runner parking will be in the Swim Beach Overflow parking area to the East of the Start/Finish area. Please drive with caution at reduced speed as you approach this area. Park rangers will be in the area to enforce all park traffic rules and runners observed driving in an unsafe manner are subject to disqualification. Pre-race runner drop-off is allowed in the Meadowlark Cove parking area to the West of the Start/Finish area. (No long-term runner parking is allowed in this area.)
Crew, Spectator & Pacer Parking
Crew, spectators & pacers may park in the Meadowlark Cove parking area for short-term, or the primary runner parking area for long-term parking.
Accessibility Parking
Accessibility parking will be in Meadowlark Cove parking area (runner drop-off & short-term parking).
- All runners, crew, and spectators are expected to read and abide by the rules and guidelines.
- Runners must stay on designated marked trails at all times, unless nature calls. If you leave the course, you must return to the course at the same location. Always read every sign - don't just follow runners through a junction!
- Runner bibs (worn right-side up on the front of the body, facing forward) and visible at all times.
- Absolutely no littering, and practice "Leave No Trace" principles. All trash should be disposed of before leaving the aid station, otherwise must be carried to the next aid station or finish line.
- Crew support is only allowed at the Start/Finish area.
- Running with dogs is not permitted. Well-behaved and leashed dogs are allowed with crews and spectators.
- Be respectful of other trail users. Trails are open to public during the race. Follow standard trail etiquette: Pedestrians yield to horses, bikers yield to pedestrians.
- This race is CUP FREE! Runners must carry their own hydration system (bladder, bottles, reusable cup). We sell reusable, collapsable Aravaipa SpeedCups at packet pickup.
- Please be courteous to volunteers and staff. They are helping you succeed!
Medical support is provided by Event Medical Services. The main medical tent is located at the Start/Finish area, and all aid stations will have basic first-aid supplies. Runners experiencing a medical emergency on course will need to go to the nearest aid station, or report the emergency to a passing runner. Medical evacuations will only be reserved for serious or critical medical needs such that the injured party can not physically move under their own ability.
99% of the course is run on dirt and crusher-fine trails (50K & 10K runners will run a short section on asphalt). Most of the course is smooth singletrack, but expect short sections of loose and rocky terrain with uneven surfaces. This terrain can be of a further challenge after sunset with limited to no light. All runners are required to carry a light source at the start of their last lap after 6:00pm. (100K runners must also carry one at the start, before sunrise.)
All runners are expected to be prepared for any weather condition and the race will continue on rain or shine. Race officials may make the decision to hold runners at aid stations in the event of imminent hazardous weather conditions such as severe lightning within proximity of the course. Runners will not be allowed to progress further until it has been determined safe to resume. Runners on course should take necessary safety precautions.
Runners and spectators are required to respect the wildlife by not approaching, feeding, or harming wildlife. Race participants observed violating this are subject to race disqualification.
Rattlesnakes are known to be on trails in the front range area. If encountered on the trail, do not approach and slowly back away, allowing the snake plenty of room. In most cases the snake will move along on its own. Do not attempt to move the snake with sticks or rocks. This will further antagonize the snake and increase its defensive posture. Slowly proceed forward after the snake has left the trail, listening for any indication the snake is nearby.
Unless otherwise stated, we will provide a 75% race credit on Ultrasignup towards a future Aravaipa Running event if notified in writing to [email protected] 30 days out from the event. If notified 5 days prior to the event, a 50% race credit may be provided in case of injury or family emergency. No race credit will be issued within 4 days of the event or after the event. Credits will be good for one year from date of issuance and can only be used once. If you withdraw from an event for which credits were used, you will not be reissued those credits. This reissuance policy also includes credits earned and used by volunteering. No cash refunds or transfers to another participant or event will be issued under any circumstance. No selling of entries is permitted. No refunds or credits will be provided for dropping down in race distance.
For any series options, there is no refund for missing one or more races in the series, whether notified before or after the event. For relay teams, no refunds, transfers, rollovers, or credits will be provided for withdrawal. Team members may be changed as specified by each event. Individuals who are pregnant are eligible to receive 100% race credit for the event that they must withdraw from. They will be granted two years from the date they reached out to use this credit before expiration.
For merchandise, tent rentals, or other add-ons (but not including the standard shirt or equivalent goodie), we will provide a 100% future race credit for the cost of the merchandise, tent rental, or other add-on on ultra signup up until we order the items. After we place the order, we cannot provide any refunds or credits. Race shirts may only be picked up in person at packet pickup or on race day, we cannot mail out shirts to participants that do not attend the event. We understand that issues arise at the last minute that can prevent a runner from arriving at the start line. We incur most costs early on in the planning process, and this policy represents our ability to reasonably provide something to runners who cannot attend, while keeping our entry fees low and quality high. If you have any questions about our policy, please email [email protected].
Post Race
All runners will receive a Bear Chase award to commemorate their accomplishment.
100K Finishers will receive a Bear Chase Buckle.
50 Mile Finishers will receive a Aravipa Artworx designed Bear Chase award.
Podium awards will be given for top-3 overall finishers, male and female.
A unique award will be given to the runner who BEARLY finishes! (DFL > DNF)
Celebrate your race at the finish line by enjoying a complementary meal freshly prepared.
Serving: Saturday afternoon/evening - BBQ Sandwiches (vegan option available) with chips. Sunday morning - breakfast.
Be sure to thank the dozens of volunteers who are supporting you to make your Bear Chase experience fantastic. If you have friends and family who would be interested in volunteering, please have them sign up at: https://aravaiparunning.ivolunteer.com/bc26
Results & Photos
2025
Results | Aravaipa Photo Gallery
(Rachel Jump Photography & Liberty Pro Imaging)
2024
Photos:
100k, 50m & 50k
13.1m & 10k
2023
Tracking/Results | Photos
100K
Women's Course Record | 8:40:45 - Kaci Lickteig (2014)
Men's Course Record | 8:26:37 - Cory Logsdon (2018)
50 Mile
Women's Course Record | 6:36:14 -Courtney Dauwalter (2017)
Men's Course Record | 6:36:38 -Patrick Stewart (2015)
50K
Women's Course Record | 3:46:14 - Hannah Allgood (2025)
Men's Course Record | 3:11:59 - Matt Daniels (2022)
Half Marathon
Women's Course Record | 1:29:15 - Corey Conner (2018)
Men's Course Record | 1:15:16 - Joel Hamilton (2011)
10K
Women's Course Record | 38:40 - Heather Utrata (2010)
Men's Course Record | 34:21 - Matthew Kempton (2012)
5K
Women's Course Record | 20:35 -Kaitlin Johnson (2025)
Men's Course Record | 19:59 - Makaio Martinez (2025)
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