13th Annual Raptor Run
Lace up your running shoes and get ready to soar at the Friends of Barr Lake 13th Annual Raptor Run 5K!
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About This Event
This flat, certified course makes it easy to spread your wings and set a new personal best—all while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Barr Lake State Park. Whether you're racing to the finish line, enjoying a brisk walk, or taking a leisurely jog with your leashed four-legged friend. Every step helps support recreation, conservation, and education at the park. So, grab your running buddies (human or canine) and join us for a morning of fun, fitness and fresh air!
Registration fees are $40 until 3/27/2025.
Registration fees increase to $45 beginning 3/28/2025 until 4/5/2025.
Children 15 and under and seniors 60 and older receive a $5 discount.
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