5/5 Stars

Beat my pr by an hour and thirty minutes

Fun

Hiked a 14er the night before

4/5 Stars

No. Didn't expect to as I was not training as I should or at altitude. Missed by 44 minutes

Well marked. As expected as I had familiarity with the area. Decent surfaces. Adequate water and electrolytes. Pretty.

Splitting time between distance cycling preparation and distant running. Only had two longer runs of 7-9 miles mixed in with many 4-5 mile runs. Not a balance that favors running a half.

Have something warm for the wait to start at highest elevations.

Hiked a day. Went fly fishing with a guide another day. Came from Illinois

4/5 Stars

Well put together. Everyone was so nice and everything ran smoothly. It's too bad there was no gluten free options after the race to eat. I am also dairy free and couldn't eat the yogurt. Still waiting for a race that has those options. Overall a great race would recommend it to others. Thank you for an wonderful experience.

I did set a PR I was hoping for 2 hrs. I'm still happy with my time.

Down hill and beautiful

Training this year was not my best. Was injured and didn't have many miles. I have been working with a personal trainer to strengthen my legs and that was saving grace.

Strength training and get your miles in.

5/5 Stars

I ran with my dad...he is 65 and has pulmonary fibrosis...it was a goal this year to run a half marathon with him. It was the perfect day.

Yes...to finish.

Beautiful!

4/5 Stars

The views

No

Gorgeous views with some hill climbs.

Trained for 1 year

Breathe and pace yourself. The altitude will get you quick

Traveled from Tucson we walked around Morrison and golden.

5/5 Stars

Great day. An early morning, but everything was smooth from parking to the bus up.
Loved the course and ran the best half of my life.

Yes. Half marathon PR by over a minute.

Awesome. Such a fast course, but with a few slight uphills that are actually nice breaks from the downhill.

Trained since January with a running group. Ran two full marathons in May. Not sure i'd suggest that as training advice.

Bring the emergency blanket for the start. Don't take the last bus. You may be at the start line longer than you want, but bathroom lines get really long as more buses arrive.

Denver

5/5 Stars

Excellent!!

Yes! PRed everything (5K,10K,10mi & 1/2 marathon)

First two miles were uphill, then downhill and small uphill towards the finish line. GPS tracker said 1000ft ascent and 1700ft descent

Didn't train,would've trained more to hopefully not be so sore

I live in the rockies

5/5 Stars

Just amazing. The revel run was well organized, friendly, with a great choice of course and amazing finish with good food, good vibe. Definitely will be back-

No. But a friend wasn't trained up and I anticipated running slower than usual. Still pleasurable-

Good scenery and great volunteers on my way

5/5 Stars

It was cooler than forecasted and overcast until mile 20, making for perfect conditions! Felt good and just rolled with the downhill, which put me ahead of pace. Because of the continued downhill at the end, I surpassed my goal time and felt great! Beautiful scenery in the beginning and end!

Yes, by 8 minutes and got a solid BQ. I chose this course because my BQ from another marathon 5 weeks ago was only by 90 seconds, so I wanted a bigger cushion to guarantee I could actually register for Boston!

Steady downhill until the town of Evergreen, then 4 or so rolling hills followed by another steep downhill. It mellows our from Kittredge to Ideldale along the river, but then a fast 4 final miles.

Hanson's method leading up to a May marathon, then just maintaining fitness til the Revel. Don't forget it starts at 10,000ft, which even Coloradans might feel.

I felt the altitude some at the beginning despite being from Ft Collins, so don't discount that. But it's beautiful and a quick course with frequent, great water stops, so enjoy!

Margarita on the rooftop patio of a restaurant in Morrison!