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Flaming Foliage Relay – 165 Mile Run from Idaho Springs to Buena Vista

5 September 2025 - 6 September 2025
Idaho Springs, usa
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mountains race
266 KM
2 days
500 Runners
Difficulty:    Intermediate
ENTRY FEE:    1687 usd
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Flaming Foliage is an overnight team relay race adventure with single track trails, from Idaho Springs to beautiful Buena Vista, over Guanella, Georgia & Fremont Passes.
Covering 165 miles, this life changing relay road race is a team-oriented adventure with experiences and views you’ll never forget. Each team consists of either ten runners, an Ultra team of 4-5, or a Super Ultra team of 1-3.

Join us on Friday September 5, 2025 – Saturday September 6, 2025 for the adventure of a lifetime!

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