5K Course Map | 10K Course Map

Pre-run the course before the signs with Ride W/ GPS! Use the digital map to follow the route and stay on course!

10K: 

• The race begins next to the Centennial Lift next to the base of Beaver Creek
• Run up the gravel service road
• Make a sharp left turn and continue up the service road
• Turn left towards McCoy Peak Lodge
• Turn left and run down and across the pedestrian bridge
• Run past the grass lawn onto the Village Loop
• Turn right and run up the Village Loop
• Continue straight onto Aspen Glade
• Turn right onto Cinche Service Road and the first aid station will be here
• Continue down Cinche Service Road to the 5K/10K split
• Turn left onto Allie's Way
• Run straight past Overlook Trail, continuing on Allie's Way
• Turn left at the next trail split and run past the chair lifts to aid station #2
• Run past aid station #2 and continue up the service road
• Turn right onto Beaver Lake Trail and continue all the way onto the paved road
• Turn left just past the water tower onto Lost Buck Spur Trail
• Turn right onto Lost Buck Gravel Service Road
• Turn left and run across the grass lawn
• Run across Strawberry Park Bridge and into the Finish

5K: 

• The race begins next to the Centennial Lift next to the base of Beaver Creek
• Run up the gravel service road
• Make a sharp left turn and continue up the service road
• Turn left towards McCoy Peak Lodge
• Turn left and run down and across the pedestrian bridge
• Run past the grass lawn onto the Village Loop
• Turn right and run up the Village Loop
• Continue straight onto Aspen Glade
• Turn right onto Cinche Service Road and the first aid station will be here
• Continue down Cinche Service Road to the 5K/10K split
• Turn right and continue down Cinche Service Road
• Continue on Cinche Service Road past the Beaver Creek Stables
• Turn right and run accross the lawn next to the Creaver Creek Club
• Turn right and run into the Finish

Aid stations will be available just before the 5K/10K split (mile 2.1) and mile 3.8 for the 10K.

Thanks to our Partners, Skratch Labs, there will be Skratch Hydration Sport Drink and Skratch Energy Chews at Aid Stations to give your body the fuel it needs to finish strong. Water will also be available at all aid stations to quench your thirst or cool you off!
The Dynafit Trail Running Series is a papercup-less race series. Please keep this in mind when preparing for the race. We highly encourage you to bring your own hydration device or reusable cups.  

5K: There will be one (1) aid station available at mile 2.1.

10K: There will be two (2) aid stations available at mile 2.1 and mile 3.8.

Water will be available at all aid stations to quench your thirst or cool you off!

Thanks to Skratch Labs, there will be Skratch Hydration Sport Drink and Skratch Energy Chews at Aid Stations to give you the electrolytes and energy it needs to finish strong.

The Dynafit Trail Running Series is a papercup-less race series. Please keep this in mind when preparing for the race. We highly encourage you to bring your own hydration device or reusable cups.  

Thanks to Northside Kitchen, there will be donuts and fresh fruit at race finish for you to refuel!

Friday, June 21: Racers can pick up their race numbers or register ahead of time from 4 to 6 p.m. at Peak Performance Footwear in Edwards, Colorado. (97 Main St E103, Edwards, CO 81632)

Saturday, June 22: Race day bib pickup and registration will be available next to the race start/finish next to the Beaver Creek Chophouse from 8-9:25 a.m.

• Racers are asked to park in the Villa Montane or Ford Hall parking structures in Beaver Creek. Carpooling is recommended.

Individual Rates, 10K: $40 preregistered, $48 week-of registration, $55 day-of registration

Individual Rates, 5K: $32 preregistered, $40 week-of registration, $45 day-of registration

Student Rates (ages 13-17): $25 preregistration, $30 week-of registration, $37 day-of registration 

All Beaver Creek Summer Solstice Trail Race participants must sign and return the Vail Resorts Release of Liability Form to participate in the Trail Race. To save you time, you can print the form and bring it with you to bib pickup.

Please park in the Villa Montane or Ford Hall parking structures in Beaver Creek. Carpooling is recommended.

Following the race, awards & prizes will be presented at the race finish!

• 10K Awards: Prizes will be awarded to the top three males and females in the following age groups: 19 and under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 and over.
• 5K Awards: Prizes will be awarded to the top three males and females in the following age groups: Juniors 19 and under, Open 20-39, Masters 40-59, 60 and over.  

Raffle: All racers will be entered into a raffle for great prizes from our sponsors! Racers must be present to win.

T-Shirts: At race finish, make sure to pick up your custom race t-shirt (cotton or tech material)! There is a large selection of sizes for you to chose from once you finish! We alternate t-shirt material each race for the Dynafit Trail Running Series.

Food: Enjoy some delicious donuts & fresh fruit from Northside Kitchen after the race. There will be a warm breakfast burrito complimentary of Grill on the Gore as well as some free beer (if you're over 21 years old) thanks to New Belgium Brewing - Mountain Time Lager and Best Day Brewing.

Formed in 1996 as a Colorado 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the Vail Valley Charitable Fund’s goals are to continue to raise funds by events, grants, and corporate and individual donations, raise community awareness, engage more volunteers in this worthwhile cause, and continue to help people in need in the community.

In 2005, 2008 and 2016, the Vail Valley Charitable Fund received the ‘Success Connection Award for Non-Profit Organization of the Year’ from the Vail Valley Partnership. The Vail Daily Reader’s Poll also selected the VVCF as one of the three best Non-Profit Organizations in the Vail community.

Last year, more than $450,000 was raised and distributed to directly offset the expenses involved with: injuries sustained in a serious car accident; several individuals battling cancer; intensive care for a severely premature infant; recuperation from heart attack and stroke; and much more.

Check out Previous Race Results & Photos on the Race Results Webpage.